"Wéi" oder "wat" virun "look like" op Englesch
Jakub Marian
Eng Saach, op déi ech dacks um Internet stoussen, ass de Begrëff „How does it
I've heard he's got a new car. What does it look like?
I've heard he's got a new car. How does it look?
I've heard he's got a new car. How does it look like?
Och wann béid Froen korrekt sinn, kann et e klenge Ënnerscheed an der Bedeitung tëscht hinnen ginn. Op „how does it look?“ gëtt normalerweis mat engem einfachem Adjektiv geäntwert:
Q: I've heard he's got a new car. How does it look?
A: It looks good. / It's alright. / It's ugly.
Natierlech musst Dir net nëmmen iwwer „it“ froen, zum Beispill:
Q: You've got a new boyfriend? How does he look?
A: I think he's cute.
Op der anerer Säit, wann Dir freet „What does he/she/it look like?“, fuerdert Dir déi zweet Persoun op, Iech en detailléierte Beschreiwung ze ginn (oft mam Wuert „like“ an engem Substantiv, mee et ass net néideg):
Q: You've got a new boyfriend? What does he look like?
A: He looks a little bit like Johnny Depp and has beautiful blue eyes.
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