it depends, for example in my high school our class was split in two when learning german, one part was actually studying it and in the other the teacher also knew that we didn't give a shit about that language so he was letting us cheat on the exams so we all passed even without knowing shit in german
the only people that know 3 languages other than like 2% of genuine trilinguals are immigrants that know their own language, the country's language and english so for example a turk in germany would know turkish german and english
Most turks also speak arabic....
No, they don't. But Turks/levantines/Iranians are essentially, one race tho. We just speak different languages.
Nein, der klaut nur unsere Fahrräder, wenn wir nicht aufpassen.
There are "beweisen" and "unterweisen". The first one means "to proof" and the second one means "to teach somebody something". Kind of teaching. If I have some sort of machine/vehicle for example and you don't know how to use/drive it, I show you how to do it. Dann unterweise ich Dich darin.
Genau... hast du dein teueres Rennrad im Vorgarten für nur 5 minuten stehen gelassen? Dann heißt das wohl das du es nicht mehr brauchst!Nein, der klaut nur unsere Fahrräder, wenn wir nicht aufpassen.
Wagt ihr euch eigentlich manchmal auch an Alis AMG? Oder ist das eine Nummer zu groß?
Nein. Mindestpreis muss unbedingt über 600€ sein denn es lohnt sich anders nicht sei e Freiheit für etwas so minderwertiges zu riskieren.
I think maybe in north Germany. I haven't heard it that often, but I know some people in TV Series say it.
yeah it sounds kinda odd so I am not surprised real germans might have not heard of that that often or use it in real life, another argument to not trust books/learning materials 100%
