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Einen neuen Job findet er nicht leicht.

Einen neuen Job findet er nicht leicht.
He won't find easily a new job.
In German we don't need the future tense here. It is a general truth. Jobs are not easy to be had. and present tense will suffice in German.
From Lesson 38:Die Geschichte des kleinen Mannes -Teil 10·German
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In German we don't need the future tense here. It is a general truth. Jobs are not easy to be had. and present tense will suffice in German.

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