Usages of Anna
Wer zuerst kommt, bekommt Annas letzten Bleistift.
Whoever comes first gets Anna’s last pencil.
Anna kommt pünktlich an.
Anna arrives on time.
Anna erzählt eine witzige Geschichte.
Anna tells a funny story.
Anna kauft Gold.
Anna buys gold.
Anna ist erwachsen.
Anna is grown-up.
Anna zieht nach, doch ich decke die Karte auf.
Anna draws, but I turn the card face up.
Bloß weil Anna vorne ist, heißt das nicht, dass sie gewinnt.
Just because Anna is in front does not mean that she wins.
Bloß weil Anna gewinnt, heißt das nicht, dass Peter verliert.
Just because Anna wins does not mean that Peter loses.
Anna hat eine fantastische Idee.
Anna has a fantastic idea.
Anna zeigt ihre Freude.
Anna shows her joy.
Die Schule will Anna ehren.
The school wants to honor Anna.
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