Examples of 'bit of german' in a sentence
Meaning of "bit of german"
bit of german ~ referring to speaking or understanding a small amount of the German language
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bit of german
I have got a bit of German money here.
We can also get by with a bit of German.
I picked up a bit of German in the camps.
He bought a box of water and some chili . We even practiced a bit of German.
The only bit of German they can speak is.
And a tiny little bit of German.
Little bit of German for you.
She also speaks a bit of German.
I speak a bit of German but not really French.
Because you spoke a bit of German.
A bit of German history - right on the doorstep of eves _.
So there was already a bit of German in there.
I am in law school, I speak a little bit of German.
And a bit of German.
I love languages, speak English and Spanish with a bit of German.
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Learnt a bit of German.
I speak English, Russian, Ukrainian and a tiny bit of German.
Well, I have picked up the odd bit of German mythology . It 's Alberich.
I speak Italian, some English, Spanish, Dutch, and a tiny bit of German.
I speak a little bit of German.
We even practiced a bit of German.
I had a little bit of German.
We even tried a bit of German.
I understand a bit of German.
Well, I have picked up the odd bit of German mythology.
You know, I can speak a bit of German.
And yes, I know a little bit of German.
In fact, I do speak a bit of German.
Marco speaks English, Dutch, a little bit of German and of course Spanish.
Greek, English, a bit of German.
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