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Is it "Wir sind gesessen" or "Wir haben gesessen"?
The correct form is "Wir haben gesessen." This is because the verb "sitzen" is a motion verb and requires the auxiliary verb "haben" to form the perfect tense. "Wir sind gesessen" would be incorrect in this context.
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Does it say 'Wir sind gesessen' or 'Wir haben gesessen'?
The correct form is 'Wir haben gesessen.' This is because the verb 'sitzen' is a motion verb and requires the auxiliary verb 'haben' to form the perfect tense. The form 'Wir sind gesessen' would be incorrect in this context.
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What is the WIR form?
The WIR form, also known as the Workplace Incident Report form, is a document used to report any workplace accidents, injuries, or near misses. It is typically filled out by employees or supervisors to document the details of the incident, including what happened, when and where it occurred, and any contributing factors. The purpose of the WIR form is to ensure that all workplace incidents are properly recorded, investigated, and addressed to prevent future occurrences and ensure the safety of employees.
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Is it called "Am Silvester durften wir Wunderkerzen anzünden" or "An Silvester durften wir"?
The correct phrase is "An Silvester durften wir Wunderkerzen anzünden." "An Silvester" means "on New Year's Eve" in German, and "durften wir Wunderkerzen anzünden" means "we were allowed to light sparklers." Therefore, the complete phrase translates to "On New Year's Eve, we were allowed to light sparklers."
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What does "wir sind Bros" mean?
"Wir sind Bros" is a German phrase that translates to "we are bros" in English. It is a casual way of expressing camaraderie and friendship between a group of people, similar to saying "we are buddies" or "we are friends." The term "Bros" is derived from the English word "brothers" and is often used to refer to close male friends.
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What does 'Wir sehen uns' mean?
'Wir sehen uns' is a German phrase that translates to 'See you' in English. It is a casual way of saying goodbye to someone with the implication that you will see each other again in the future. This phrase is commonly used in informal settings among friends and acquaintances.
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What does 'wir schauen vorzu' mean?
'Wir schauen vorzu' is a German phrase that can be translated to 'we look ahead' or 'we look forward'. It implies a sense of anticipation or expectation towards the future. It can be used to express optimism, excitement, or readiness for what is to come.
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What does 'Wir haben Sendepause' mean?
'Wir haben Sendepause' is a German phrase that translates to "We are on a broadcasting break" in English. It is used to indicate that a radio or television station is temporarily not broadcasting any programs or content. This phrase is commonly used to inform the audience that there will be a pause in the regular programming due to technical issues, scheduled maintenance, or other reasons.
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