03-05-2021, 08:53 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-05-2021, 09:12 PM by Searcher.
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I have a few questions. Don't consider them as a solution. I just want to clarify something for myself. I'm so sorry that this thread leads to such disputes, but the issue is still unsolved. I just want to know opinions of the German speaking members.
1. I composed a few sentences, whether they are meaningfull or not, I'm just interested whether they are correct grammatically, and how they will be in translation:
Wall den oberen, so nimm Geissmilch.
Ball den oberen [Theil], so nimm Geissmilch.
Walzen oberen, so nimm Geissmilch.
Fall den oberen, so nimm Geissmilch.
2. Could the Nederlands "Valt den" be used in a text in German instead of "Wenn der/n"? Does it make sense without a verb in the first part of the sentence? (Wenn den oberen, so nimm Geissmilch) Can it be transformed into "valden"?
Thank you in advance!
1. I composed a few sentences, whether they are meaningfull or not, I'm just interested whether they are correct grammatically, and how they will be in translation:
Wall den oberen, so nimm Geissmilch.
Ball den oberen [Theil], so nimm Geissmilch.
Walzen oberen, so nimm Geissmilch.
Fall den oberen, so nimm Geissmilch.
2. Could the Nederlands "Valt den" be used in a text in German instead of "Wenn der/n"? Does it make sense without a verb in the first part of the sentence? (Wenn den oberen, so nimm Geissmilch) Can it be transformed into "valden"?
Thank you in advance!
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