Christmas market: 'alle', 'jed-', 'dies-' and 'welch-'
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I can use ‘all-’ and ‘jed-’ as pronouns to be specific when talking about a Christmas market.
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[b] is pronounced like English 'p' when it's the final letter in a word, or followed by a consonant, e.g., 'der Korb'.
[b] sounds like English b when it's followed by a vowel, e.g., 'die Körbe'.
'Alle' is a pronoun meaning 'everyone' or 'everybody' and is followed by a plural verb ending -en.
'Jeder' is a pronoun meaning 'everyone' or 'everybody' and is followed by a singular verb ending -t.
'Jed-' is the determiner ‘every’ and its endings match the gender and case of the noun that follows, e.g., 'jedes Kind'.
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