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During her travels Ellie always made sure to write home to Beth about anything interesting that happened. So by the time Reynardo finally managed to visit his traveling companion's home, Beth was -very- excited to meet him. However being the shyer of the twins, Beth wasn't sure how to show it so Ellie is giving her a helping hand in introducing herself to Reynardo... and it would be awfully rude of him to not give her a proper introduction himself.
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[quote]"crimsir":/users/254805 said: Thanks, I'll likely pass one of these to the artist and get it updated at the source at least. What context would 'bewegen' be used? [/quote] The correct usage of bewegen is in the context of moving an object, although it is often used in the imperative paired with a second person pronoun to tell someone to "get a move on" (Beweg dich!/Bewegt euch!)
[quote]"knoerk":/users/7883 said: you'd say "Geh weg, du versperrst mir die Sicht" or simply "Du versperrst mir die Sicht". you can also go for "Geh weg, ich sehe ja gar nichts!" (Go away, i can't see anything) [/quote] Thanks, I'll likely pass one of these to the artist and get it updated at the source at least. What context would 'bewegen' be used?
[quote]"crimsir":/users/254805 said: If any fluent German speakers want to correct my terrible German it would be greatly appreciated. Beth is intended to be saying: "Move, you're blocking my view." or something along those lines. [/quote] you'd say "Geh weg, du versperrst mir die Sicht" or simply "Du versperrst mir die Sicht". you can also go for "Geh weg, ich sehe ja gar nichts!" (Go away, i can't see anything)
If any fluent German speakers want to correct my terrible German it would be greatly appreciated. Beth is intended to be saying: "Move, you're blocking my view." or something along those lines.