Originally posted by mazumoto
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ger Ab = ger Los == us "Lets go"
ger ins = ger in das == us in the
Museum = Museum
f?r == for(sometimes "of")
Alkoholfreies = Alkohol + frei(es) = Alcohol - free (catterpillar word, compare us Earthquake)
(-es) part - addition to adjectives when they stick to nouns of neutral gender. In nominative case and accusative case.
Alkoholfreies = alkoholfreies Beier == alcohol-free(as noun) = alcohol-free beer
Here, I made a noun out of adjective and noun. Its like "good stuf" = "goodie".
German = English(abc, part of grammar, small part of word construction) + Russian(huge part of grammar, lots of word constructions).
But if you take Russian = French + English + German + Arab + old Russian(10-5%), you will get general idea of modern state of languages.
But russian has "Mat" that no one language has.
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