"Der Nutzer liest."

Translation: The user reads.

[MaxwellSchneider]

And the developers rejoice.

[olimo]

What is the difference between Nutzer and Benutzer?

[Valarian]

I've heard that "Benutzer" has a connotation of being more general and "Nutzer" has a connotation of being more technical, but that's probably nothing formal.

[tholenst2]

There is none.

[One_Trick_Tony]

Very clever, Duo, very clever!

[Prost.mate]

I don't really understand the translation behind the word 'Nutzer" i get it, it means user.

But here in the states, If i say he/she is a user. It usually they use/abuse drugs and such.

So what would "Nutzer" mean in German, like if i was a "Nutzer" what does it mean.

[supu1]

And here in the States i am a "user" of software programs and to know how to use them i have a "user's guide". This is just one of many possible examples.

[MargaretGi274614]

That phrase does,not make sense in English

[zonii]

R at the end of the word should sound similar to how British English sounds compared to American English. Like "playah" instead of "player"

[dunk999]

I really could not hear the R at the end of Nutzer.

[MarcoJanko1]

True. The audio file for this one ist no the best. Had to listen to it three times although i am a native german speaker.

[VoidNath]

Its not pronounced

[krista189497]

Der Nutzer???? a very strange word... it really should be der Benutzer,

[FranMyers2]

In Australia, we would say the [something] user unless we meant drug user. But "The user reads" makes no sense. Perhaps 'the computer user is actually reading the manual'?