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Er schämt sich für sein Verhalten.

Er schämt sich für sein Verhalten.
He is ashamed of his behaviour.
From Lesson 146:Roasting coffee at home·Hardcore German

Breakdown of Er schämt sich für sein Verhalten.

er
he
für
for
sein
his
das Verhalten
the behavior
sich schämen
to be ashamed
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