Una parola tedesca al giorno, per la lettera: M.

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Principali fonti lessicografiche: vedi.

Sommario: 1. Morgen. - 2. Mitarbeiter. - 3. die Mehrheit. - 4. mögen. -

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morgen

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German word: December 20 2013

morgen

English translation: tomorrow

Part of speech: adverb

German example:

Sehen wir uns morgen wieder?

English example:

Will we see each again tomorrow?

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Mitarbeiter

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German word: December 22 2013

Mitarbeiter

English translation: colleague

Part of speech: noun

German example:

Seine Kollegen sind alle sehr nett und hilfsbereit.

English example:

His colleagues are all very nice and helpful.

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die Mehrheit 

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German word: October 6 2013

die Mehrheit

English translation: majority

Part of speech: noun

German example:

Die lautstarke Minderheit repräsentiert in den meisten Fällen nicht die Mehrheit.

English example:

The vocal minority do not represent the majority in most cases.

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mögen

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XII.23.13: Ich möchte gerne Dollars in Euro tauschen.
German verb coniugated: Past Conjuntive:
ich möchte / du mögest / du möchtest / er möchte / wir möchten / ihr möchtet / sie, Sie möchten.

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