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What do these 2 sentences mean?
-Ich würde werden.
-Ich wäre geworden.
-Ich würde werden.
-Ich wäre geworden.
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ich würde werden is not something that is said in german as it doesn't make much sense/ is not used like that.
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Ich wäre geworden means "i would have become".
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@t-bone Kann man nicht? "Ich würde Tierarzt werden, wenn es nicht so schwer wäre!" Oder so. Wie soll man das denn sonst sagen? 🤔
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dann geht das ja aber das war nicht die frage :)
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@millibekah You can say both. “Ich würde werden“ means “I would become“ while “Ich wäre geworden“ means “I would've become“. You just don't use them as sentences as you did but as part of a sentence. Therefore, “Ich würde Tierarzt werden, wenn es nicht so schwer wäre!“ is completely correct.
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@naneU Ich weiß das ja. Deswegen war ich ja so verwirrt, als die erste Antwort angab, dass "Ich würde werden" eben nicht ginge.
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