Usages of das Toilettenpapier
Ich brauche heute kein Toilettenpapier mehr zu kaufen; ich habe gestern in der Drogerie gleich zwei Packungen mitgenommen.
I don’t need to buy toilet paper anymore today; yesterday I bought two packs at the drugstore.
In der Drogerie kaufe ich außer Duschgel auch Toilettenpapier, aber heute kein Putzmittel mehr.
At the drugstore I buy not only shower gel but also toilet paper, but no more cleaning product today.
Ich kaufe heute Toilettenpapier im Supermarkt.
I am buying toilet paper at the supermarket today.
Im Bad stehen noch zwei Rollen Toilettenpapier neben dem Duschgel.
In the bathroom there are still two rolls of toilet paper next to the shower gel.
Ich nehme eine Rolle Toilettenpapier aus dem Schrank.
I take a roll of toilet paper out of the cupboard.
Ich kaufe heute Toilettenpapier und Duschgel in der Drogerie.
Today I am buying toilet paper and shower gel at the drugstore.
Im Bad stehen noch zwei Rollen Toilettenpapier neben dem neuen Duschgel.
In the bathroom there are still two rolls of toilet paper next to the new shower gel.
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