Usages of der Link
Könnten Sie mir den Link zur Seite schicken?
Could you send me the link to the page?
Ich öffne den Link auf dem Handy und scanne das Ticket.
I open the link on the phone and scan the ticket.
Ich kopiere den Link aus der E‑Mail und füge ihn in die Suchleiste ein.
I copy the link from the email and paste it into the search bar.
Die Dozentin sagt, wir sollen zuerst den Link anklicken und dann langsam nach unten scrollen.
The lecturer says we should first click the link and then slowly scroll down.
Wenn du auf den Link klickst, öffnet sich das Dokument sofort.
If you click on the link, the document opens immediately.
Ich muss den Link zweimal anklicken, weil der Download beim ersten Mal nicht funktioniert.
I have to click the link twice because the download doesn’t work the first time.
Bitte klicken Sie den Link in der E-Mail an, dann öffnet sich das Dokument.
Please click the link in the email, then the document will open.
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