Usages of die Melone
Meine Schwester schneidet einen Pfirsich und eine Melone in kleine Stücke.
My sister cuts a peach and a melon into small pieces.
Ich mag knusprige Brötchen, aber meine Freundin isst lieber Melone zum Frühstück.
I like crispy bread rolls, but my girlfriend prefers to eat melon for breakfast.
Die Erdbeeren sind manchmal sauer, die Melone schmeckt dagegen fast immer süß.
Strawberries are sometimes sour; by contrast, melon almost always tastes sweet.
Für das Frühstück morgen brauchst du die Melone nicht zu schneiden; ich mache das schon.
For tomorrow’s breakfast you do not need to cut the melon; I’ll do it.
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