Their names are marnie, Stefan, James, Karl and Stefanie
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| na | Ihre Namen sind Marnie, Stefan, Jacob (James), Karl und Stefanie |
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| na | Sie heißen Marnie, Stefan, James, Karl und Stefanie. |
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Ihre Namen sind Marnie, Stefan, Jacob (James), Karl und Stefanie Explanation: James (Engl.) = Jacob or James (Germ.) |
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Sie heißen Marnie, Stefan, James, Karl und Stefanie. Explanation: Nothing wrong with "Ihre Namen sind...", but "Sie heißen..." is a bit more common. Depends on the context and the style of the text, really. Above all, never translate names, except names of reigning monarchs and the like. |
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