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What is your job? |
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Was ist Ihr/dein Job? |
‘What is your job?’ ‘I’m an engineer.’ |
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What is your profession? |
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Was ist Ihr/dein Beruf? |
‘What is your profession? I’m a solicitor.’ |
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I work as a/an .... |
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Ich arbeite als ... |
‘I trained as an accountant, but I now work as an operations manager.’ |
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I trained as a/an ... |
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Ich habe eine Ausbildung als …. gemacht |
‘I trained as a pharmacist.’ |
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an accountant |
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ein Buchhalter |
‘What is your job?’ ‘I’m an accountant.’ |
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an architect |
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ein Architekt |
‘I'm an architect.’ |
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a civil servant |
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Ein Zivilbeamter |
‘I'm a civil servant.’ |
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a doctor |
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ein Arzt |
‘I'm a doctor.’ |
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an engineer |
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ein Ingenieur |
‘I'm an engineer.’ |
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a lawyer |
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ein Rechtsanwalt |
‘I'm a lawyer.’ |
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a pilot |
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ein Pilot |
‘I'm a pilot.’ |
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a solicitor |
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ein Anwalt |
‘I’m a solicitor.’ British English (American English = ‘lawyer’) |
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a teacher |
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ein Lehrer |
‘I'm a teacher.’ |
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