- Korean
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German
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French (France)
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English (US)
Ich bin eine Krankenschwester.
- Portuguese (Brazil)
Nominativ. Das Verb "sein" wird immer mit dem Nominativ verwendet.
Ich bin ein Mann (ein Mann - Nominativ)
Ich sehe einen Man (einen Mann - Akkusativ)
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@Lina_06
Nominativ --> wer oder was bin ich?
Man könnte auch sagen:
Ich bin Krankenschwester.
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