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14 Dec 2019
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Question about German
(1) Die Straße der Taube kann gefährlich sein.
Ist der Satz grammatikalisch?
(1) Die Straße der Taube kann gefährlich sein.
Ist der Satz grammatikalisch?
Ist der Satz grammatikalisch?
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Grammatikalisch richtig ja, inhaltlich ergibt er aber herzlich wenig Sinn.
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- German
Meinst du:
„Straßentauben können gefährlich sein.“
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Grammatikalisch richtig.
Aber Sinn macht es nicht..
Oder vielleicht:
Die Taube der Straße (Strasentaube) kann gefährlich sein.
- German
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- German
街娼はら、
Die Bordsteinschwalbe kann gefährlich sein.
Die Strassennutte kann gefährlich sein.
かもしれなおです。
Tatsuya666さんの最後のコメはなんか見えないし、日本語で何というがおぼえませんけど…😅
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