DICT.CC

mit

prep

∙ cum [usually used in combination]

∙ at [at the age of]

∙ including

mit

Adverb

∙ also

mit

prep

∙ by [e.g. by train, by air; by force]

∙ withal [postpos.] [archaic]

∙ involving

∙ having

∙ featuring [having as a feature]

mit

Adverb

∙ as well

DICT.CC

ihr

pron

∙ her [possessive pronoun]

∙ their [determiner]

∙ theirs

∙ hers

∙ her [indirect object]

∙ you-all [Am.] [dialect]

∙ ya [nonstandard] [you]

∙ you [informal]

∙ yous [nonstandard]

∙ youse [coll.] [regional]

∙ youns [Am.] [sl.] [chiefly Appalachia, but also sometimes used in other rural areas]

∙ you lot [Br.] [coll.]

∙ you guys [Am.] [coll.]

∙ yis [coll.] [Irish]

∙ yinz [coll., Pittsburgh dialect: 2nd person plural pronoun]

∙ yes [coll.] [Irish]

∙ y'all [coll., esp. Southern Am.]

∙ its [English neuter determiner used when German uses female gender of possessor]

ihr (alle)

pron

∙ all y'all [Am.] [coll.]

ich

pron

∙ I

∙ me [Br.] [coll.] [I] [e.g. John and me went to the cinema]

mein

pron

∙ me [my] [Br.] [coll.]

∙ mine [determiner] [archaic] [my] [used before a word beginning with a vowel or a mute h]

∙ my [determiner]

∙ mine

DICT.CC

sein

pron

∙ his [determiner]

∙ its [determiner]

sein

Verb

∙ to be

∙ to constitute [to form]

sein

pron

∙ his [possessive]

sein

∙ [we] are

DICT.CC

nicht

Adverb

∙ no

∙ not

DICT.CC

gut

adj adv

∙ all right

gut

Adverb

∙ about

gut

∙ more than

∙ B [grade] [Am.] [Aus.]

gut

Adverb

∙ easily

gut

Adjective

∙ fine [acceptable, satisfactory]

gut

Adverb

∙ thoroughly

gut

Adjective

∙ best [suit, room, etc.]

gut

∙ cum laude [Am.]

gut

Adverb

∙ well

gut

Adjective

∙ sweet [coll.]

∙ reet [sl.] [right] [Am.] [regional Br. dialect]

∙ plausible [liar]

gut

∙ okay

gut

Adjective

∙ in order <IO>

∙ good

∙ bitching [sl.] [really good]

∙ good

YABLA DICTIONARY

gut

Noun

∙ Darm (anatomy)

gut

Verb

∙ ausweiden; den Bauch aufschlitzen (disembowel)

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