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13 January
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I'm confused a little bit on the difference between "Sache" and "Dinge". Is there any way to distinguish?
Please provide examples as many as possible.
I'm confused a little bit on the difference between "Sache" and "Dinge". Is there any way to distinguish?
Please provide examples as many as possible.
Please provide examples as many as possible.
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- German
Well, I just thought about it. And I think there isn't a difference between these two words. Other Germans, please correct me if I'm talking crap right now
- English (US)
@DavidWeist Ich lerne Deutsch und spreche nur ein bisschen Deutsch. You are wrong 😂😂
I already know that you can't say "Dinge" for issues and you can call "touchable" things as "Dinge". Yeah crap tbh ..
I already know that you can't say "Dinge" for issues and you can call "touchable" things as "Dinge". Yeah crap tbh ..
- German
Well I'm native soooo
I know that you can say 'Sache' AND 'Dinge' for touchable things. And you can also say both for issues
- English (US)
@DavidWeist cool. gimme kinda way to distinguish .. I'm kinda mixing! plus examples.
don't forget some potato chips, garlic and paprika (im kidding btw 😅😂😊)
don't forget some potato chips, garlic and paprika (im kidding btw 😅😂😊)
- German
Welllll why would you distinguish if it's the same thing? And heres your food : 🥔 (yea couldn't find the other ones and even this just without the chips part 😭)
- English (US)
@DavidWeist I like the German bread, esp "Bauerbrot". I used to taste it in my visits to Lübeck. but the mediterranian meals s.a Levantine are more delicious imao.
ok.
du musst viele Dinge tun. ?sache
Ich mag viele Dinge an dir. Du bist charmant, nett und lustig. ?sache
ok.
du musst viele Dinge tun. ?sache
Ich mag viele Dinge an dir. Du bist charmant, nett und lustig. ?sache

- English (US)
- German
Hmm..you could also say ''du musste viele Sachen tun'' and ''Ich mag viele Sachen an dir''. If it's about a conflict yea you can't say ''Beide Parteien wollen das Ding klären'' but you know In general when it's about this I woundnt use 'Sache' too. Saying ''Problem'' is more likely I guess
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