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Jul 25, 2020 - 02:00 PM
From what I understood, "Klein" translates as "small" or "little"...as in the size of something.
Whereas "Wenig" would me "little" like in quantity. Like "little water"...as in a "little bit of water." Although I'm just on Level 2 myself, so maybe not the best person to answer this...
Whereas "Wenig" would me "little" like in quantity. Like "little water"...as in a "little bit of water." Although I'm just on Level 2 myself, so maybe not the best person to answer this...
Jul 30, 2020 - 01:09 PM
Correct answer, wenig is an adverb used for quantity (little time, little wine...) whereas Klein is an adjective used for size (a small/little house, my small/little phone...)
HHere since it's out of context both could work, yet some of the flashcards are still missing a few options, please be patient and we'll make sure to fix these issues asap.
Thanks again for your feedback!
HHere since it's out of context both could work, yet some of the flashcards are still missing a few options, please be patient and we'll make sure to fix these issues asap.
Thanks again for your feedback!
