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1) ( Deutschland betreffend) German;\Deutscher Abstammung sein to be of German origin;\Deutsche Gründlichkeit German [or Teutonic] thoroughness [or efficiency];die \Deutsche Sprache German, the German language;die \Deutsche Staatsbürgerschaft besitzen [o haben] to have German citizenship, to be a German citizen;das \Deutsche Volk the Germans, the German people[s pl];die \Deutsche Wiedervereinigung German Reunification, the reunification of Germany;\Deutsch denken to have a [very] German way of thinking;typisch \Deutsch sein to be typically German2) ling German;die \Deutsche Schweiz German-speaking Switzerland;\Deutsch sprechen to speak [in] German;\Deutsch sprechen können to [be able to] speak German;etw \Deutsch aussprechen to pronounce sth with a German accent, to give sth a German pronunciationWENDUNGEN:2. Deutsch [ʼdɔytʃ] nt1) ling German;können Sie \Deutsch? do you speak/understand German?;\Deutsch lernen/ sprechen to learn/speak German;er spricht akzentfrei \Deutsch he speaks German without an accent;sie spricht fließend \Deutsch she speaks German fluently, her German is fluent;er spricht ein sehr gepflegtes \Deutsch his German is very refined;\Deutsch verstehen/kein \Deutsch verstehen to understand/not understand [a word of [or any] ] German;\Deutsch sprechend German-speaking, who speak/speaks German;auf \Deutsch in German;sich auf \Deutsch unterhalten to speak [or converse] in German;etw auf \Deutsch sagen/ aussprechen to say/pronounce sth in German;in \Deutsch abgefasst sein ( geh) to be written in German;etw in \Deutsch schreiben to write sth in German;zu \Deutsch in German2) ( Fach) German;WENDUNGEN:auf gut \Deutsch [gesagt] ( fam) in plain English; -
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1) ( Deutschland betreffend) German;\deutscher Abstammung sein to be of German origin;\deutsche Gründlichkeit German [or Teutonic] thoroughness [or efficiency];die \deutsche Sprache German, the German language;die \deutsche Staatsbürgerschaft besitzen [o haben] to have German citizenship, to be a German citizen;das \deutsche Volk the Germans, the German people[s pl];die \deutsche Wiedervereinigung German Reunification, the reunification of Germany;\deutsch denken to have a [very] German way of thinking;typisch \deutsch sein to be typically German2) ling German;die \deutsche Schweiz German-speaking Switzerland;\deutsch sprechen to speak [in] German;\deutsch sprechen können to [be able to] speak German;etw \deutsch aussprechen to pronounce sth with a German accent, to give sth a German pronunciationWENDUNGEN:2. Deutsch [ʼdɔytʃ] nt1) ling German;können Sie \deutsch? do you speak/understand German?;\deutsch lernen/ sprechen to learn/speak German;er spricht akzentfrei \deutsch he speaks German without an accent;sie spricht fließend \deutsch she speaks German fluently, her German is fluent;er spricht ein sehr gepflegtes \deutsch his German is very refined;\deutsch verstehen/kein \deutsch verstehen to understand/not understand [a word of [or any] ] German;\deutsch sprechend German-speaking, who speak/speaks German;auf \deutsch in German;sich auf \deutsch unterhalten to speak [or converse] in German;etw auf \deutsch sagen/ aussprechen to say/pronounce sth in German;in \deutsch abgefasst sein ( geh) to be written in German;etw in \deutsch schreiben to write sth in German;zu \deutsch in German2) ( Fach) German;WENDUNGEN:auf gut \deutsch [gesagt] ( fam) in plain English;
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