Usage of articles with "Schule" - German Language Stack Exchange
...I read this question Articles in real life where I saw a number of comments that said that it was typical of Turks, Arabs and Slavic speakers to say something like "Ich war in Schule" or "Ich gehe in...
https://german.stackexchange.com/questions/6684/usage-of-articles-with-schule
Separable verbs? Using ?zu? in the infinitive
...Ich muss zur Schule gehen, um die Lehrer zu besuchen. (inseparable) Ich muss zur Schule gehen, um die Kinder abzuholen. (separable) According to other users and the Duden website, überreagieren(to overreact) is nota separable verb. However, in the infinitive it?s like a separable verb: Es ist wichtig, nicht überzureagieren....
https://german.stackexchange.com/questions/25188/separable-verbs-using-zu-in-the-infinitive
"Sich bewerben um" oder "für"? - German Language Stack Exchange
...What is the correct version? sich bewerben um etwas sich bewerben für etwas Are there cases where one or the other is preferable? Please make some examples if there are....
https://german.stackexchange.com/questions/4609/sich-bewerben-um-oder-f%c3%bcr
Unterschied zwischen ansagen, ankündigen und durchsagen
...Kommunikationskanal im Spiel, zum Beispiel das Lautsprechersystem einer Schule oder eines Bahnhofs. - Natürlich kann es in der Praxis auch vorkommen, dass ein solches (elektrisches) System nicht vorhanden ist, sondern andere Wege benutzt werden. Wichtig ist jedenfalls der Aspekt der Mitteilung an eine größere Menge von Leuten....
https://german.stackexchange.com/questions/40054/unterschied-zwischen-ansagen-ank%C3%BCndigen-und-durchsagen
How would you say ?I will go to the school today??
...I?m not sure what you?re trying to say in your English sentence: In English, a child that decides to go to school would say ?I?ll go to school today?. In German, you?d say Ich gehe heute zur Schule (or ?Heute gehe ich zur Schule?, ?Ich gehe heute in die Schule? or ?Heute gehe ich in die Schule? respectively). Adding ?the? makes it sound like the person is not a ......
https://german.stackexchange.com/questions/25807/how-would-you-say-i-will-go-to-the-school-today
"Frei" vs "gratis" vs "umsonst" vs "kostenlos" [closed]
...I think kostenlos and frei have the same meaning, but I really wonder if there is a very thin difference among these adjectives....
https://german.stackexchange.com/questions/25988/frei-vs-gratis-vs-umsonst-vs-kostenlos
Position of ?aber? after first element of sentence
...Ich aber gehe heute (trotzdem) zur Schule. Here you use the extra emphasis you get from the word order to highlight the difference between you and everyone else (whether that is dedication, stupidity or the irresponsibility of exposing others to the danger of infection depends on context)....
https://german.stackexchange.com/questions/15701/position-of-aber-after-first-element-of-sentence
word usage - Difference between "Ich möchte" and "Ich hätte gern (e ...
...Ich hätte gerne This expression (usually) requires a noun following it. Ich hätte gerne drei Semmeln Ich hätte gerne einen Freund But: Ich hätte gerne gezahlt This last one is substantially different from the first two. Those first two are the subjunctive II forms of haben followed by the word gern (e) (to make the sentence more polite), and are a polite way of asking for something you can ......
https://german.stackexchange.com/questions/22566/difference-between-ich-m%C3%B6chte-and-ich-h%C3%A4tte-gerne-and-ich-w%C3%BCrde-gerne
Why using of Dativ when specifying movement towards something?
...Why is it used with Dativ here: "Wir gehen zusammen aus dem Haus." but not "Wir gehen zusammen aus das Haus"? Just like we should use Akkusativ in "Wir gehen in die Schule"(movement) and Dativ......
https://german.stackexchange.com/questions/54671/why-using-of-dativ-when-specifying-movement-towards-something
difference - "An der Schule" or "in der Schule"? - German Language ...
...I've seen a sentence like Ich habe Deutsch an der Schule gelernt. instead of Ich habe Deutsch in der Schule gelernt. Why is the preposition "an" used? Does it have something to do with the past?...
https://german.stackexchange.com/questions/9704/an-der-schule-or-in-der-schule