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meaning - on the possible semantic difference between „voll“ and . . . The former has evolved from the latter over time - voll used to be ruling the genitive (e g „Himmel und Erde sind seiner Ehre voll “ in Bach's lyrics), in contemporary language both voll and voller can take both nominative and genitive (Although dictionaries seem to differ in opinion on this, Duden says "can take genitive or dative", while
difference - Which one is correct? Voller or voll von? - German . . . Ich habe ein Haus voll mit Blumen Especially used in the following case: Ich habe einen Kühlschrank voll mit Getränken which translates to I have a fridge full of beverages I don't know anybody who would say Ich habe einen Kühlschrank voll von Getränken Edit For clearification: I don't want to say it would be wrong to say voll von
grammatical case - voller etwas. Is etwas here Genitiv? - German . . . @user02814 Although voll is of course historically an adjective, listing voll(er) among adjectives is a bit weird: complements of adjectives usually appear on the left of the adjective seiner Sache sicher, des Problems bewusst etc , whereas voll(er) can only have them on the right That is probably one of the reasons why Duden counts it as a
grammar - When do we use Hose like a plurale tantum? - German . . . "Die Hosen voll haben" heißt beide (Beine, s a die Beinkleider), nicht den ganzen Schrank Wie man an der Windhose sieht, bezeichnet die Hose ein schlauchförmiges Gebilde Vorsicht wg des seltenen Gebrauchs jenseits von Sprichwörtern ist bei "ein Paar Hosen kaufen" vs "ein paar Hosen kaufen" geboten
Why do the Swiss end common expressions with Wohl voll? Often you can hear expressions like "Danke [something] wohl", "ja, wohl" or "[other common greetings followed by] wohl" or it might be "voll" What does this suffix mean, and why is it common everyday usage in Swiss German, but not for Germans?
meaning - Woher kommt das Adjektiv vollschlank? - German Language . . . Ein aus voll und schlank gebildetes Adjektiv könnte zwar bedeuten "völlig ganz und gar schlank" - aber es muss es nicht, und deshalb halte ich es für folgerichtig, dass es dafür keine spezielle Bezeichnung gibt Was es aber gibt, sind Wörter, die mehrere Bedeutungen haben, von denen zwei ein Gegensatzpaar bilden
What does krass mean? - German Language Stack Exchange Colloquially it's an all purpose adjective, mainly used by young people For emphasizing you can use it together with "voll" Examples: "Gestern ist meine Mutter gestorben " (Yesterday my mother died ) "Krass Tut mir echt leid für dich " (What a pity I'm so sorry for you ) "Ich hab im Lotto gewonnen!" (I have won the lottery!) "Voll krass
Grammatical function of “voller” - German Language Stack Exchange The -er is entirely optional, "Sie ist voll Licht" und "Sie ist voller Licht" are identical in meaning Thus the lack of indication in the Langenscheidt, there is no rule In this specific case, "voller Licht" is used because "voll Licht" is hard to pronounce because of the adjacent-but-distinct "l"-sounds