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Real Estate
zu es genießen
English translation:
will enjoy it
GLOSSARY ENTRY (DERIVED FROM QUESTION BELOW)
German term or phrase:
zu es genießen
English translation:
will enjoy it
Entered by:
elsefien
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German to English translations
[Non-PRO]
Marketing - Real Estate / brochure for new apartments
German term or phrase:
zu es genießen
Mit dem Birkenpalais wird Potsdam um ein architektonisches Kleinod reicher. Seine zukünftigen Eigentümer werden zu es genießen.
Rachel Taylor
KudoZ activity
Questions:
471
(none open)
(
4
without valid answers)
(
4
closed without grading)
Answers:
16
will enjoy it
Explanation:
that is my interpretation
Selected response from:
elsefien
Belgium
Local time:
12:43
Grading comment
thanks
4 KudoZ points were awarded for this answer
Summary of answers provided
3
+7
will enjoy it
elsefien
5
s.o.
DI Robert Bach
Discussion entries:
3
Goldcoaster
Switzerland
Re-Construction
18:10 Oct 28
with Rachel: First German re-construction before English translation
sivara
das 'zu' ist an der falschen Stelle!
16:47 Oct 28
Das das 'zu' an der falschen Stelle steht, ergibt es keinen Sinn!
Mein erster Eintrag ging irgendwie verloren.....
franglish
Rachel
16:45 Oct 28
Should probably read:
Seine zukünftigen Eigentümer werden es zu geniessen wissen.
Automatic update in 00:
Answers
1 hr confidence:
peer agreement (net): +7
will enjoy it
Explanation:
that is my interpretation
elsefien
Belgium
Local time:
12:43
Native speaker of:
Dutch
Grading comment
thanks
Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree
Ingeborg Gowans
:
yes, as was pointed out, the German should read" ...werden es zu geniessen wissen"
1 hr
-> ok, thank you, submitted my answer just b4 that entry was posted
agree
Julia Lipeles
3 hrs
-> Thank you Julia
agree
Ingrid Moore
4 hrs
-> Thank you Ingrid
agree
Rebecca Garber
17 hrs
-> TY Rebecca
agree
kriddl
19 hrs
-> Thank you Peter
agree
Gudrun Wolfrath
20 hrs
-> TY Gudrun
agree
Blaess
4 days
-> Thank you Blaess
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3 hrs confidence:
s.o.
Explanation:
Agree with above; the author was as tired as I am now. ;-)
DI Robert Bach
Austria
Local time:
12:43
Native speaker of:
English,
German
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PRO / non-PRO
Non-PRO (3):
Paul Cohen
,
sivara
,
Steffen Walter
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peer agreement (net): +7