Traditionen: 'jed-', dative verbs, translation
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I can use 'jed-' in different cases to talk about ‘each’ and ‘every’ and identify dative verbs and prepositions in the context of traditions.
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The long German [e] can be written 'e', 'eh' or ‘ee’.
'Jed-' has different endings in the nominative, accusative and dative cases.
Some verbs take indirect objects. They are also called ‘dative verbs’.
[eu] can be written as 'eu' like in 'neu' and 'äu' like in 'Häuser'.
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