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I'll just leave this here: http://justjuice.org/the-un-juiceables-a-to-z-list-of-fruits-and-vegetables-that-just-wont-juice/
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"total gerne" is an expression a German speaker would never use. Sehr gerne, wirklich gerne would fit the bill.
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Is there any reason that Bananensaft, Ornagensaft, Tomatensaft are in the plural form, while Apfelsaft is in the singular form? Is it random or the apple juice is the only exceptional?
I think it has the same meaning (you associate drinking banana juice with positive feelings^^), but it varies in intensity and has a different grammatical structure... which seems to matter a lot to duo. I would translate it as "Ich liebe es Bananensaft zu trinken."
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Considering how we American use "love", to translate" I really love to drink banana juice" should be accepted!
No. According to responses/comments I read from other users on this forum and also from the link I gave below there is no difference. Gerne is the regular form and gern is just a colloquial variation.
https://german.stackexchange.com/questions/4124/when-to-use-gern-vs-gerne
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Is this like a smoothie? Or literally a less viscous juice? How do you say smoothie in german?
