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Phrase request for “work in” in the context of gyms
What's a good translation for “Watch Me Research”?Is “sich einverstanden erklären” proper German?Historically correct usage of “Britannien” and “Großbritannien”Formal “attaching to the e-mail” in GermanWhat is an appropriate translation for “in flight”?How to tell someone they have the wrong emailProgram/ App: “Einstellungen”, “Konfiguration”, “Optionen” - difference?In jedem Schweigen - seine eigene HysterieHow to use sonst?Is a literal, figurative, or idiomatic translation for “I only have eyes for you” most appropriate?
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In gyms, it's common that someone wants to use the equipment that you are using and you're okay with them using the equipment while you are resting. In English, you could ask "Would you like to work in with me?" In German, I'm not sure what would be an appropriate translation.
"Möchten Sie mit mir zusammenarbeiten?" seems to be the literal translation. But seems more appropriate for a more formal type of 'Arbeit'. Another possibility is "Mit mir traineren?" In real life, pretty much anything would work because people can guess, but I'm interested in learning the German way of asking.
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In gyms, it's common that someone wants to use the equipment that you are using and you're okay with them using the equipment while you are resting. In English, you could ask "Would you like to work in with me?" In German, I'm not sure what would be an appropriate translation.
"Möchten Sie mit mir zusammenarbeiten?" seems to be the literal translation. But seems more appropriate for a more formal type of 'Arbeit'. Another possibility is "Mit mir traineren?" In real life, pretty much anything would work because people can guess, but I'm interested in learning the German way of asking.
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In gyms, it's common that someone wants to use the equipment that you are using and you're okay with them using the equipment while you are resting. In English, you could ask "Would you like to work in with me?" In German, I'm not sure what would be an appropriate translation.
"Möchten Sie mit mir zusammenarbeiten?" seems to be the literal translation. But seems more appropriate for a more formal type of 'Arbeit'. Another possibility is "Mit mir traineren?" In real life, pretty much anything would work because people can guess, but I'm interested in learning the German way of asking.
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In gyms, it's common that someone wants to use the equipment that you are using and you're okay with them using the equipment while you are resting. In English, you could ask "Would you like to work in with me?" In German, I'm not sure what would be an appropriate translation.
"Möchten Sie mit mir zusammenarbeiten?" seems to be the literal translation. But seems more appropriate for a more formal type of 'Arbeit'. Another possibility is "Mit mir traineren?" In real life, pretty much anything would work because people can guess, but I'm interested in learning the German way of asking.
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Wollen wir uns abwechseln?
Können wir uns abwechseln?
Ist es in Ordnung, wenn wir uns abwechseln?
or something similar would be the most idiomatic way to ask.
(Abwechseln = to alternate)
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In this case
Wollen wir uns abwechseln?
Können wir uns abwechseln?
Ist es in Ordnung, wenn wir uns abwechseln?
or something similar would be the most idiomatic way to ask.
(Abwechseln = to alternate)
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In this case
Wollen wir uns abwechseln?
Können wir uns abwechseln?
Ist es in Ordnung, wenn wir uns abwechseln?
or something similar would be the most idiomatic way to ask.
(Abwechseln = to alternate)
answered 8 hours ago
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In this case
Wollen wir uns abwechseln?
Können wir uns abwechseln?
Ist es in Ordnung, wenn wir uns abwechseln?
or something similar would be the most idiomatic way to ask.
(Abwechseln = to alternate)
answered 8 hours ago
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In this case
Wollen wir uns abwechseln?
Können wir uns abwechseln?
Ist es in Ordnung, wenn wir uns abwechseln?
or something similar would be the most idiomatic way to ask.
(Abwechseln = to alternate)
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