Sarah wears glasses.
German translation: Sarah trägt eine Brille
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2 mins peer agreement (net): +1
Sarah trägt eine Brille Explanation: See below bilingual background |
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3 mins peer agreement (net): +1
Sarah tragt eine Brille. Explanation: Tragen means 'To wear'...In the german form it will have an umlaut on the 'a' as it is irregular. 'eine Brille' means 'glasses' and remains singular in German despite the plural translation into English. Hop it helps, Pbali |
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