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How do I use "weil"?

Weil - means because. Weil sends the verb to the end of the sentence. Example: Ich gehe ins Kino, weil ich Frozen sehen möchte. ( I am going to the cinema, because I want to see Frozen.)
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Answered by Emily M. • German tutor
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How much did Bismarck’s success in unifying Germany by 1871 depend on the weaknesses of his opponents?

This is a typical 'how far' (or in this case, how much) question that is asking you to weigh up the relative importance of one factor (the weaknesses of Bismarck's opponents) against that of other factors. T...
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Why do I sometimes see the しき attached to adjectives?

しき is an adjective ending that appears occasionally in modern Japanese texts and literature. However this is a remnant of classical (medieval) Japanese language. This ending carries the same meaning as any n...
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Answered by Emily M. • Japanese tutor
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What do interviewers look for in a candidate?

The most important thing to remember is that your interviewer will most likely also be a supervisor/tutor. Therefore, the best thing to do is to come across as someone they'd enjoy supervising and as someone...
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What's the difference between the particle に and the particle で?

に - Is used to indicate that someone or something is at a certain place. で- Is used to indicatie that an action is happening at a certain place.
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Answered by Emily M. • Japanese tutor
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