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What is the German word for horse?
Pferd is the German word for horse. Also Ross.(das) Pferd / (the) horse
How do you say body in German?
To say body in German it is Körper
How do you say My eyes in German?
In order to say "My eyes" in German you say meine Augen
How do you say mirror in German?
it is spieyeln in German
How do you say knight in German?
knight = ritter in German
Hw do you say horse in German?
das Pferd
How do you say little black horse in German?
Kleines, schwarzes Pferd.
How do you spell horse in German?
Pferd is the German word for horse. the plural horses is Pferde.
What is the German word for horse?
Pferd is the German word for horse. Also Ross.(das) Pferd / (the) horse
What is German for horse?
(the) horse = (das) Pferd
Pferde is 'horse' in what language?
In German.
What is horse in geman?
a horse in German is ein Pferd
Is a Horse more powerful than a German Shepherd?
Yes, a horse is more powerful than a German Shepherd.
What is a horse and cow in German?
horse = Pferd cow = Kuh
What does Deutsches Reitpferd Mean in English?
This is written in German and is a breed on the German translation of Howrse at www.howrse.de - it translates as Dutch Riding Horse. It probably means the Dutch Riding Pony, I think pferd is a horse or pony. Your right Pferd is German for Horse but Deutsches Reitpferd actually means German Warmblood.
How do you tell your horse to trot in German?
To tell (or ask) your horse to trot in German is: "Gehen Sie zu einem Trab." Translation is: Go into a trot. Some how I seriously doubt that any horse would understand that much German, let alone the formal (Sie) conjugation of the verb! Even if you did say such a thing to it, horsey people are intimate enough with their horses that they would use the informal Du form! Just use the stirrups and reins
How do you tell your horse to canter in German?
To tell (or ask) your horse to canter in German is""Gehen Sie zu einem Kanter."Translation is: Go into a canter.Some how I seriously doubt that any horse would understand that much German, let alone the formal (Sie) conjugation of the verb! Even if you did say such a thing to it, horsey people are intimate enough with their horses that they would use the informal Du form! Just use the stirrups and reins
