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What does "Das ist das Schlimmste" mean?
"Das ist das Schlimmste" is a German phrase that translates to "That is the worst" in English. It is used to express extreme disappointment or dissatisfaction with a situation or outcome. The phrase conveys a strong sense of negativity and emphasizes that the situation being referred to is the most undesirable or unpleasant.
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Is it said "Das war's" or "Das wär's"?
The correct phrase is "Das war's." This phrase is used to indicate that something is finished or completed. "Das wär's" is not a common phrase in German and would not be used in this context.
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Do you say "Das war's" or "Das wär's"?
The correct phrase is "Das war's." This phrase is used to indicate that something is finished or completed. "Das wär's" is not a common phrase in German and would not be used in this context.
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Is it "Isst das auf?" or "Iss das auf?"
The correct phrase is "Iss das auf?" which translates to "Eat that up?" in English. The verb "iss" is the imperative form of "essen" (to eat) and is used when giving a command or instruction. The preposition "das" means "that" and "auf" means "up" in this context.
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What does 'Das ist das schon immer da?' mean?
"Das ist das schon immer da?" is a German phrase that translates to "Has that always been there?" in English. This question is used to inquire about the existence or presence of something over a period of time. It can be used when noticing something for the first time and wanting to know if it has been there for a long time.
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Is it written as "das gleiche" or "das gleiche"?
The correct spelling is "das Gleiche." In German, nouns are capitalized, and "Gleiche" is a noun in this context. Therefore, it should be written with a capital letter. Additionally, "das" is the definite article for neuter nouns, so it should be used before "Gleiche" to make it grammatically correct.
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How is it correctly written: das Reich sein, or das Reich sein, or das Reich sein?
The correct way to write it is "das Reich sein." In German, the verb "sein" (to be) is usually placed at the end of the sentence when used in the present tense. Therefore, the correct word order is "das Reich" (the empire) followed by the verb "sein" at the end.
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How do you say "Das ist das Ende" in French?
In French, "Das ist das Ende" is translated as "C'est la fin."
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