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What does Zeig mean in German?
Zeig is derived from the verb zeigenmeaning to show
Zeig' mir = show me
What does the German word suss mean?
If you mean "tchuss" it is an informal/familiar way of saying "goodbye"
süß = sweet
What does meinen wahr gut means?
My true gut.
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The phrase is gibberish and can only be translated on a word for word basis:
meinen = my (accusative case)
meinen = verb, to mean, to think
wahr = true
gut = good
What is the German 'Seh' in English?
See is an English equivalent of 'Seh'.
The word in German is pronounced 'Zay'.* The verb form is the imperative of command. The subject is the informal singular form of the second person 'you'.
*The sound 'ay' is similar to the sound 'ay' in the English noun 'hay'.
How do you say Joshua in German?
As a rule, names re not translated so it would remain Joshua. The German equivalent is Josua.
What does tanja wohnt mean in German?
Tanja wohnt = Tanja lives (in the sense of resides), e.g.:
Tanja wohnt in Bamberg = Tanja lives in Bamberg
"What is this?"="Was ist das?" (if it`s meant as a question).
What does the word Schnell mean in yiddish?
The same as it means in German (the two languages do overlap to an extant): Hurry up!
Wie groß ist das Gebiet der BRD im Vergleich zum Gebiet der Türkei?
Wie groß ist das Gebiet der BRD im Vergleich zum Gebiet der Türkei? translates as How big is the territory of the Federal Republic of Germany compared to the territory of Turkey?
Germany covers a total of 137,847 sq. mi.
Turkey covers a total of 302,535 sq. mi.
Turkey is almost 2.2 times the size of Germany
What is the meaning of band wagon?
It's when a group of people start something that everyone wants to do. Like piercings or tattoos
What does antwort mean in English?
"Antwort" is a German equivalent of "answer."
Specifically, the German word is a feminine noun. Its singular definite article is "die" ("the"). Its singular indefinite article is "eine" ("a, one").
