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What is the difference between "Acht geben" and "Acht nehmen"?
"Acht geben" and "Acht nehmen" are both German expressions that mean "to pay attention" or "to be careful." However, "Acht geben" is used when someone is actively paying attention and being cautious, while "Acht nehmen" is used when someone is taking heed of a warning or being careful in response to a specific situation. In other words, "Acht geben" is more proactive, while "Acht nehmen" is more reactive.
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What does "extern Teilen auf Facebook" mean?
"Extern Teilen auf Facebook" means "Share externally on Facebook" in English.
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Why is it "keinen Fi geben" instead of "einen Fi geben"?
In German, the verb "geben" (to give) is often used with the accusative case, which means that the direct object of the verb takes the accusative form. In this case, "Fi" is the direct object of the verb "geben," and since "Fi" is a masculine noun, it takes the accusative form "keinen" instead of "einen." Therefore, the correct phrase is "keinen Fi geben" to indicate giving a masculine object.
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What is the past tense of "nehmen"?
The past tense of "nehmen" in German is "nahm."
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Is it correct to say "Richtig sein OK geben" or "Sein OK geben"?
It is not correct to say "Richtig sein OK geben" or "Sein OK geben" in German. The correct way to express the idea of giving approval or permission in German would be to say "OK geben" or "Zustimmung geben". The phrase "Richtig sein" means "to be right" and does not fit with the context of giving approval.
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Could you please provide a definition for "Teilen" and "Posten"?
"Teilen" is a German word that means "to share" in English. It is commonly used in the context of sharing something with others, such as sharing a post on social media or sharing food with someone. "Posten" is also a German word that means "to post" in English. It is often used in the context of posting something on social media or posting a letter or package. It can also refer to posting something in a public place, such as a notice or advertisement.
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Should "Platz nehmen" be written in lowercase or uppercase?
"Platz nehmen" should be written in lowercase as it is a common German phrase meaning "to take a seat." In German, nouns are typically capitalized, but in this case, "Platz nehmen" is a verb phrase and should be written in lowercase.
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Should "Platz nehmen" be written in uppercase or lowercase?
"Platz nehmen" should be written in lowercase. In German, only proper nouns and the first word of a sentence are capitalized. Since "Platz nehmen" is a regular verb phrase and not a proper noun, it should be written in lowercase.
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