Traditionen: da-compounds, 'damit' as conjunction and wo-compounds
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I can use da-compounds, object pronouns and wo-compounds to discuss German traditions and memories.
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To refer back to something inanimate already mentioned, add da- or dar- to the beginning of a preposition.
As a da-compound, 'damit' means ‘with it/them’. As a conjunction, 'damit' means 'so that'.
Use direct or indirect object pronouns, not da-compounds, to replace animate nouns (people or animals).
Use wo- compounds to ask questions by adding wo- or wor- before the preposition.
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