Was meinte "du dich" in die englische Sprache

[andy_5995]

Was meinte der Ausdruck "du dich" in die englische Sprache?

Ich wissen "du" = "you" und auch "dich" = "you". Aber ich wissen nicht ihrer Bedeutung zusammen.

 

[TheHSA]

"Du dich" or "ich mich", "wir uns", "ihr euch" is a reflexive pronoun combination and translates together to yourself and myself/ourselves/yourselves respectively.
You're welcome.

 

[andy_5995]

You're welcome.

Danke.

 

[keksautomat]

Dont you think you could get faster replies on the site I mentioned here: https://ngb.to/threads/6666-Amerikaner-Deutsch-lernen-Bitte-versorgen-Links?p=208942#post208942 ?
Just saying.

 

[andy_5995]

Dont you think you could get faster replies on the site I mentioned here: https://ngb.to/threads/6666-Amerikaner-Deutsch-lernen-Bitte-versorgen-Links?p=208942#post208942 ?
Just saying.

I read this on the site:

German Language Stack Exchange is a question and answer site for speakers of German wanting to discuss the finer points of the language and translation.

I took it literally. I'm not a speaker of German. I did not know it was for "noobs" such as myself.

But you seem quite sure it would be appropriate for a beginner such as myself to post there, so I will take a closer look. Danke.

 

[keksautomat]

Well I often see some not native speakers there having questions. I guess you could ask there too. But I dont mind you asking here (all the time).

 

[andy_5995]

eingestanden. Danke wieder.

 

[Sigmar]

wieder was gelernt