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- "Bär gegen Pferd"
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It sorts of reminds the brutality of the premedival times, when beasts were pitted against each other in coliseums, with horrific consequences, just for "fun".
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I used versus and it didn't work. Why would the tip say it means both if it doesn't accept one of the answers.
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Because apparently bears and horses are very competitive against each other in Germany.
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The horse by a long nose....I think I listened to that 20 or more times, on fast, slow and still couldnt understand what the first word was so I made up a new one...beyar....maybe I should just have thought of Yogi!
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Repetition, repetition, repetition! The more you see a word or phrase, the less likely you will forget. They are trying to drill it into you. If the section is too easy for you, just test out!
Ah, German Duolingo, I have missed you. If for nothing else, then for this kind of sentences. The Spanish one is way too non-surreal for my liking.
The funniest part is that I have put on some Skyrim music and was like, "Okay, now I´m gonna get all cool and tranquil, you know, go into some places deep, internally. Down to where my Nordic roots resign. To where the mind finds serenity and the soul finds power. The magical, beautiful place of wonder, where everything comes from and to where everything will go.
The Source of all Creation, the Fatherland of Heavens and Earth, where the winds hit hard against the mountains, and I stand there, alone and all-present, Spirit against Eternity and... Duo: Bear against horse.