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The most famous one: "bekommen" in German does not mean "to become". What does it mean? |
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Also a very popular one: "sensibel" does not mean "sensible" but what? |
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Another example: "sympathisch" is *not* the German word for "sympathetic". Which, then, is the correct word for the English? |
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German "Formular" and English "formula" are also likely to be mixed up. What is the correct German word for "formula"? |
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A rather morbid one that has often caused much confusion is the difference between German "Unternehmer" and English "undertaker". What is an undertaker known as in German? |
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Some people falsely translate "gültig" as "guilty". But that's not correct ... What is the correct word for "gültig"? |
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"Eventuell" and "eventually" - mixing these two is very popular. They don't mean the same. What is the correct English word for "eventuell"? |
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There's a "Gymnasium" in German and a "gymnasium" in English. Yet these two are different things. What is a German "Gymnasium"? |
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"Aktuell" is not "actual". How would the English word 'actual' be translated into German? |
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"My meaning is the following..." - that's what a German native speaker might say to his boss. Of course, what he wanted to say was something different. Which German word did he falsely translate as "meaning"? |
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