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What's the difference between 'wann', 'wenn' and 'als'? - How to translate 'when' into German | CBG Show 2.05
Jun 26, 2024
Explore the nuances of translating 'when' into German by understanding 'wann', 'wenn', and 'als'. Learn how 'wann' is used for future or past scenarios, while 'als' is for past events and 'wenn' leads to a main clause. Clear distinctions and examples help in mastering these words in German.
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- 'Wann' is used for asking questions or referring to specific moments, 'Wenn' for regular occurrences in German.
- 'Als' is for past events in storytelling, 'Wenn' for regular past or future events in German.
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