Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Und"

A: The curved mirror at the carnival distorts the shape of my body.
Your ridiculous view of the world is really distorted.

to distort = to twist, change shape

A: Was this meant to go on a Slavic language (Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, etc.) page?

A: When are you gonna take your driving license test?

When are you gonna get your driver's license?

A: Ohh klar. Das englische as ist ähnlich wie das deutsche „als“, „wie“ und manchmal „so“.

Man nutzt das englische as, wenn er die Vergleiche macht.

Die häufigste Verwendungen:

He ran as quickly as possible.
Er lief so schnell wie möglich.

As a doctor, I will come back.
Als Arzt komme ich wieder.


Macht das Sinn?

A: Yet examples:
“Don’t put in the soup yet”
“The class will not start yet”
“Their has yet to be an official date for the conference”
Also examples:
“I also like chocolate ice cream”
“I’m also a fan of this singer”
“Their is also going to be another test coming up tomorrow”
“We will also be attending the concert”

A: Don't = do + not

Do not take a shower.
=
Don't take a shower.


Not is used without "do" sometimes:

It's not important.

A: "I don't know if I want to go because I feel sick"
"What will you do in order to get better"
"Will you do this for me because I'm very busy right now"

A: Auf dem Bild ist ein grüner Mülltonnengrößbehälter.= Müllcontainer

A: "....are supposed to be disciplined" is probably more likely

A: Both are “to lie” - the words have different meanings but are spelt the same.
Only the present tense is the same.
The past tenses of the verbs are different.

Lügen -
I lie about the book. I am lying about the book.
I lied about the book. I have lied about the book.

Liegen-
I lie on the bed. I am lying on the bed.
I lay on the bed. I have lain on the bed.

A: And he gave you courage to take their future into their own hands

A: break a leg!

A: and also, in addition, additionally, in fact, actually, but also
depends on the situation

A: The pigs have a German accent.
und is "and" in German. (I think 😅)

Pigs in a blanket is a well known finger food where you wrap a small sausage into a croissant.

A:

There are seven days in a week.
The “s” after day signifies that it’s plural. Since there are more multiple days in a week you would need to add the “S”

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