"You see the bread."
Translation:Ihr seht das Brot.
December 25, 2012
12 Comments
It can be "Du siehst" (informally addressing), "Ihr seht" or "Sie sehen" (formally addressing)
December 25, 2012
so what exactly is the differnce between "Ihr seht das brot" and "Du siehst das Brot"? I am not understanding this.
January 9, 2013
"Ihr seht das Brot" - informally addressed group and "Du siehst das Brot" - informally addressed single person
January 9, 2013
this part is confusing i mean i don't know when to use ihr and when to use du
March 28, 2013
Glutexo
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You use “du” if you are talking informally to just one person. If you are talking (still informally) to more than one person (you all), you use “ihr”.
March 29, 2013
Den is the accusative of masculine nominative der. The feminine and neuter articles don't change. Direct object or subject, the bread will always be "das Brot".
March 28, 2013
