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94 | Glauben Sie, Sie haben das Bild noch?

Do you think you still have the painting?

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Translations

Witwe widow
noun (f.)
Müller: Müller (name) Ja yes (OR: modal particle for surprise or confirmation)
particle
, ich I
personal pronoun
komme come
verb
schon already; yet
adverb
!

Widow Müller: Yes, I'm already coming!

Paul:Paul (name)
noun (m.)
Guten good
adjective
Tag day
noun (m.)
, sind are
verb
Sie she; they / you (formal)
personal pronoun
Frau woman; Ms.; Mrs. / wife
noun (f.)
Müller Müller (last name) / miller
noun (m.)
?

Paul: Hello, are you Mrs. Müller?

Witwe widow
noun (f.)
Müller: Müller (name) Ja yes (OR: modal particle for surprise or confirmation)
particle
, die that one
article
bin am
verb
ich I
personal pronoun
. Und and
conjunction
wer who; whoever
adverb
sind are
verb
Sie she; they / you (formal)
personal pronoun
?

Widow Müller: Yes, that's me. And who are you?

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New words

 

ahnungslos
unsuspecting; clueless

ahnungslose
unsuspecting; clueless

die Brille
the spectacles

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German lessons: 1 | Ich bin Paul / I am Paul: Paul and Meili meeting for the first time Topic: greet someone, speak formally Grammar: personal pronouns: Sie, ich, er

Ich bin Paul

Greet someone, speak formally
Personal pronouns: Sie, ich, er

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