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Hello, since for 3 days I have run out of money for planting in "Die Ernte" (presumably a game about harvesting), so I am writing to you.

My name is Anja Rh in Meinvz and I was born in Ulzenheimer. I should have 8 planting money in these 3 days but I only have 5 and I can't buy any new land, please tell me what the reason is.

The first few translators got the title wrong.,That Ihnen and sie should be capitalized.。

I've already sent them letters, because for 3 days I didn't have any peasant money when I played the harvest game.

My name in Meinvz is Anja Rh. Born in Ulzenheimer (place name).

What is the reason to please me. I can't buy new land anymore. I only got 5 peasant money in 3 days, but I should have gotten 8.

There seems to be a few punctuation points missing, so I'll try to flip through it.

Hello, I have already written to her because I have no pocket money anymore, for 3 days.

It seems that there are some problems with this paragraph, and if you read the original manuscript again, I should be able to turn it out.

I'd like to say that there's something wrong with this syntax.

Hello I have written to you many times because I have not received Bauer funds for 3 days so far...

Oh my God, I can't figure it out, what the hell is this?

It is deformed according to the sex number case of the following noun.

For example, a masculine singular jeder mann, a feminine singular jede fau, and a plural jede studenten

The four-cell masculine singular is jeden mann feminine singular jede frau plural jede studenten

There are also three cases, and two cases have endings, so I won't list them all.

It means that everyone is only for themselves.

The word jeder refers to people, and you can put the word jeder in this sentence after mensch.

jeder jede jedes all express the meaning of each, but it varies according to the properties of the following nouns. See also the German noun and adjective declension table.

It means that everyone is only for him and her.

jeder means everyone.

nur is just.

fuer sich for him she sich is the German word for him and her reflexive pronoun usage this seems to be from a song, I don't know if it's right?

Mirror, mirror, who's the stupidest person?

ich liebe dich nicht mehr. es lohnt sich nicht dich zu lieben.The three people above me wrote okay, and you can know the rest at a glance with translation software.

I translated it literally, without polishing, hehe, but there is correctness, after all, I have lived in Germany for so long.

Grammar Completely wrong die in number 2 A lot of people are stupid? Should be the stupidest.

For beginners, if you want to build German step by step, from difficult to easy, etc., I highly recommend "Basic German" by Tongji University Press.

The latest version was just released in April this year.

Don't think about the others, I've basically seen them, it's hard. For zero foundation, no one teaches you, and it is difficult to learn at all. It will make you lose confidence in learning German!

Once you have the foundation and finished the first and second volumes of Basic German, you can buy some other books and so on.

Hope it helps you learn German!

What else is "New Refinement", I sincerely tell you not to touch it. I bought it and I returned it the next day. You can't see it at all, if you don't have a foundation!

In fact, no matter what kind of textbook, as long as you learn a set of textbooks well and learn it thoroughly, it will be much the same. Look at your ** list of books that we have learned, you can choose a set to learn by yourself. I was learning themen at the time, and I didn't see it in your list, but my classmates learned new refinement, and it was said to be good.

I looked at it, and it seemed that basically all of them could be bought with books.

I used Xinqiu Jing at the beginning, and I learned it in Tongji, and I personally feel that it is okay, you can try it.

You look for a German translator! Then you can translate it! There are also software translations! The phone is powerless and can't find a connection to you! Ask for good reviews.

Ernst Weber Wood carving workshop.

Furniture Statue sculpture.

Badge making Tombstone making.

Inscription engraving, trophy customization, etc.

It is true that there is no é in the standard German alphabet, but some foreign French or Latin words still retain this letter, such as.

Eat vegetables chicorée, coffee shop café etc. There are also borrowings in English, such as: abbé, café, décor, détente, éclair, résumé

Indicates an e-tone.

Pronounce ah po te (similar to te) luo z (voiced z).

This is not German, there is no é in German, there is a single e

That's right, the nouns mentioned above, the following can be replaced by pronouns, pronouns should be used according to the sex of the noun, die Schachtel is feminine, so it should be replaced by sie, and so on, if it is der, it can be replaced by er, and das is replaced by es.

That's right.

Schachtel is a feminine word, and of course the word to refer to it is sie.

By the way, the masculine word is referred to by er, and the neutral word is used by es.

In colloquial language, there is not so much elaboration, and it can be referred to by es.