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Comparatives and Superlatives in German

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Q 1/10
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Good day!
30
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Q 2/10
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Hello!
30
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10 questions

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Good day!

1

30 sec

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Hello!

2

30 sec

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Hello/goodbye! (Austria)

3

30 sec

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Good Morning!

4

30 sec

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Good evening!

5

30 sec

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Good night!

6

30 sec

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Goodbye! (formal)

7

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Bye! (informal)

8

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See you later!

9

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See you!

10

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