The German word that means "duty to follow up no an issue" is "Verpflichung".
but there is no word in this context that specifically applicable the answering of a question.
It means to follow instructions, etc. exactly or precisely.
follow you = folge dir follow me = folge mir
meaning.. its easy to say youll do something, but it doesnt mean youll actually do it, or follow though with it.
To answer a question we need a who, what, where, how or when. Your question doesn’t give us that. It is clear this is a follow up question from your homework because “this” is in reference to something before the question.
Your question is too generic to be answered effectively. It is safest to follow directions and question them later but if something is particularly offensive or questionable, ask the officer to call his supervisor to come to where you are.
Folgen
which is the follow ing car types id not german
segue - it comes from the Italian word meaning 'to follow'
To follow.
The devastation that would follow if Great Britain fell to German control.
There are several possible answers. The verb meaning "to follow somebody" is:hó'e'ovSimply "to follow" is:néha'o'tá or néhoveohtséIf you mean "to follow something", such as animal tracks or a wounded buffalo, then it's:néhe'áPeople who follow blindly like sheep, without thinking are:anonávevo'êstaneo'oThe verb for "to follow native religion or traditional Cheyenne way of life" is:ma'heónetanó
something following something else: something that happens after something else, especially as a consequence of itSynonyms: follow-on, continuation, conclusion, follow-up