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11-17-2010, 02:16 PM
Moin Moin!

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[DAT]
Ich sitze auf einem Stuhl. = I’m sitting on a chair.
Ich sitze auf dem Stuhl. = I’m sitting on the chair.

Sie stehen auf einer Rolltreppe. = You are standing on an escalator.
Sie stehen auf der Rolltreppe. = You are standing on the escalator.

Er sitzt auf einem Sofa. = He is sitting on a sofa.
Er sitzt auf dem Sofa. = He is sitting on the sofa.


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Sie hat sich auf einen Stuhl gesetzt. = She sat down on a chair.
Sie hat sich auf den Stuhl gesetzt. = She sat down on the chair.

Sie sind auf eine Rolltreppe gegangen. = You stepped on an escalator.
Sie sind auf die Rolltreppe gegangen. = You stepped on the escalator.

Sie haben sich auf einen Sofa gesetzt. = They sat down on a sofa.
Sie haben sich auf das Sofa gesetzt. = They sat down on the sofa.

Danke!
Sie haben sich auf einen Sofa gesetzt. -> Sie haben sich auf ein Sofa gesetzt.

The other sentences are all correct, I'm pretty sure they're all accusative cases though.
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11-18-2010, 05:03 AM
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Moin Moin!


Sie haben sich auf einen Sofa gesetzt. -> Sie haben sich auf ein Sofa gesetzt.

The other sentences are all correct, I'm pretty sure they're all accusative cases though.
SqueakyRat, hallo!
Immer danke!
Sie sind viel Hilfe.

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What would you say in German, if you are robbed?
I’d like to know it. Just in Case.
I wouldn't say a thing. Just smack the person upside his face and be like ''Don't mess with a foreigner, du deutscher Schwanz!" or.. something. Amazing how much of the grammar stuff I forgot by ending highschool 4 months ago : ( boo

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I wouldn't say a thing. Just smack the person upside his face and be like ''Don't mess with a foreigner, du deutscher Schwanz!" or.. something. Amazing how much of the grammar stuff I forgot by ending highschool 4 months ago : ( boo
I’m really sorry.
I’m too late.
Thank you for answering.

You say „Du deutscher Schwanz!“.
Really!!
It means „You, German tail!“, doesn’t it?
Interesting!
Danke!!


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@YuriTokoro

It rather means "dick" or "penis", from the context. Actually, it is rude.
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@YuriTokoro

It rather means "dick" or "penis", from the context. Actually, it is rude.
''Actually'' it is ALSO considered very rude to rob someone : P

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''Actually'' it is ALSO considered very rude to rob someone : P
Yep That's true
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@YuriTokoro

It rather means "dick" or "penis", from the context. Actually, it is rude.
P…penis!?
Actually, I can’t say that even if I’m robbed…

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