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04:46 Oct 23, 2001 |
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| Selected response from: Thomas Bollmann Germany Local time: 03:35 | |||
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Bitte grüßen Sie meine früheren Kollegen von mir Explanation: I think it would be the best way to say it. or: Bitte grüße meine früheren (or: ehemaligen) Kollegen von mir" if you say "Du" to that person native German |
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Bitte gruessen Sie meine ehemaligen Kollegen von mir Explanation: You could also say: Bitte gruessen Sie meine alten Kollegen von mir. "Alten" means "old",but is used in this context for "former". |
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Bitte sage Hallo zu meinen alten Kollegen. Explanation: his could be used if the text was of informal nature. |
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