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Does it say "Helft mir" or "Hilft mir"?
The correct phrase is "Helft mir." "Helft" is the imperative form of the verb "helfen" (to help) when addressing a group of people, while "hilft" is the imperative form when addressing a single person. Therefore, if you are asking for help from multiple people, you would use "Helft mir."
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Is it "Hilf mir mal" or "Helf mir mal"?
The correct phrase is "Hilf mir mal." "Hilf" is the imperative form of the verb "helfen" (to help) in the second person singular, which is used when asking someone to help you. "Helf" is not a correct form of the verb in this context.
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Is it pronounced "Hilf mir mal" or "Helf mir mal"?
The correct pronunciation is "Hilf mir mal." In German, the verb "helfen" (to help) conjugated for the pronoun "du" (you) is "hilfst." Therefore, the imperative form of the verb "helfen" in the informal singular form is "hilf."
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Is it "Rede richtig mit mir" or "Red richtig mit mir"?
The correct phrase is "Rede richtig mit mir." The word "Rede" is the imperative form of the verb "reden" (to speak), meaning "speak." The word "richtig" means "correctly" or "properly." Therefore, the phrase translates to "Speak to me properly."
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Does it mean "Rede richtig mit mir" or "Red richtig mit mir"?
The correct phrase is "Rede richtig mit mir." The word "rede" means "speak" in German, and it is the imperative form of the verb "sprechen" (to speak). Therefore, the correct translation is "Speak to me correctly" or "Talk to me properly."
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Does anyone know the difference between "Mir geht's gut" and "Mir geht's bestens"?
"Mir geht's gut" and "Mir geht's bestens" both mean "I'm doing well" in German, but "Mir geht's bestens" implies that you are doing exceptionally well, while "Mir geht's gut" simply means that you are doing fine or okay. So, "Mir geht's bestens" is a stronger and more positive expression compared to "Mir geht's gut."
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Is it "mir" or "mich"?
The choice between "mir" and "mich" depends on the context of the sentence and the role of the pronoun in it. "Mir" is used for the dative case, indicating the indirect object, while "mich" is used for the accusative case, indicating the direct object. So, if the pronoun is the indirect object, it should be "mir," and if it is the direct object, it should be "mich."
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Does it say "Treff dich nicht mit mir" or "Triff dich nicht mit mir"?
The correct phrase is "Treff dich nicht mit mir." "Treff" is the imperative form of the verb "treffen," which means "to meet." "Triff" is also the imperative form of the same verb, but it is used with the informal "du" form, while "treff" is used with the informal "du" form. Therefore, "Treff dich nicht mit mir" is the correct form for telling someone not to meet with you.
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