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Knowing in German — wissen vs. kennen « Marathon Sprachen : Understanding German

One of the things that has made English such a powerful language is it’s simplicity. Many words carry numerous meanings, which allows English speakers to convey numerous ideas with very few words. German on the other hand goes for precision and a broader vocabulary is demanded. If we look at the English verb “ to know ” we see a great example of this.
http://www.toytowngermany.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=220388 Well,my mother tongue is Chinese and English is my second language. I also recommend Schritte Plus till A2/2. For higher level, B1/1 or more, you may need someone to explain the grammar concept. Yes, there is no translation between English and German.

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