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23 Dec 2017
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Was ist richtig?
a) Dies ist eine Übung, um zu üben, Danke zu sagen.
b) Dies ist eine Übung, um Danke zu sagen, zu üben.
Was ist richtig?
a) Dies ist eine Übung, um zu üben, Danke zu sagen.
b) Dies ist eine Übung, um Danke zu sagen, zu üben.
a) Dies ist eine Übung, um zu üben, Danke zu sagen.
b) Dies ist eine Übung, um Danke zu sagen, zu üben.
Englisch: This is an exercise to practice giving thanks.
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In a word-by-word translation you get "eine Übung zum üben" – "an excercise to excercise sth.", which is repetitive in terms of style (Germans mind repetitive wording, except in technical contexts where precision and clarity is more important). Alternatives:
to give thanks:
sich bedanken / jemandem seinen Dank ausdrücken/aussprechen
Dies ist eine Übung dazu, wie man jemandem dankt.
Dies ist eine Übung zum Thema „sich bedanken“.
Dies ist eine Übung dazu, wie man „danke“ sagen kann.
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- German
In a word-by-word translation you get "eine Übung zum üben" – "an excercise to excercise sth.", which is repetitive in terms of style (Germans mind repetitive wording, except in technical contexts where precision and clarity is more important). Alternatives:
to give thanks:
sich bedanken / jemandem seinen Dank ausdrücken/aussprechen
Dies ist eine Übung dazu, wie man jemandem dankt.
Dies ist eine Übung zum Thema „sich bedanken“.
Dies ist eine Übung dazu, wie man „danke“ sagen kann.
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