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23 Dec 2017
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Question about German
“sitzen” and “sich setzen” both mean “to sit”. Is there any other difference in meaning? Which one is used more often in daily life? Thanks
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Sich setzten means to sit down, sitzen means to sit.
In daily life you usually use sitzen more :)
In daily life you usually use sitzen more :)
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Polish
sitzen- basic version
setzen- imperativ
So if you want to talk to someone "sit down!" you'll use form of setzen
setzen- imperativ
So if you want to talk to someone "sit down!" you'll use form of setzen
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