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Run with <code>t/update-latest</code> and then check <code>svn diff t</code> to compare against previous test results (or read t/latest-regression.results). Note that the script adds a period to the end of all lines that are not terminated by punctuation.
 
Run with <code>t/update-latest</code> and then check <code>svn diff t</code> to compare against previous test results (or read t/latest-regression.results). Note that the script adds a period to the end of all lines that are not terminated by punctuation.
   
See also [[../Regression tests|REgression tests]].
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See also [[../Regression tests|Regression tests]].
 
==English → German==
 
==English → German==
   
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;Nouns
;Noun phrases
 
   
* {{test|eng|cell phone|Handy}}
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* {{test|eng|address book|Adressbuch}}
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* {{test|eng|baseball game|Baseballspiel}}
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* {{test|eng|emergency call|Notruf}}
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;Verbs
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* {{test|eng|he goes|Er geht}}
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* {{test|eng|she goes|Sie geht}}
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* {{test|eng|it goes|Es geht}}
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* {{test|eng|we go|Wir gehen}}
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* {{test|eng|you go|Ihr geht}}
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* {{test|eng|they go|Sie gehen}}
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[[Category:English and German]]

Revision as of 23:14, 8 March 2016

Run with t/update-latest and then check svn diff t to compare against previous test results (or read t/latest-regression.results). Note that the script adds a period to the end of all lines that are not terminated by punctuation.

See also Regression tests.

English → German

Nouns
  • (eng) address book → Adressbuch
  • (eng) baseball game → Baseballspiel
  • (eng) emergency call → Notruf
Verbs
  • (eng) he goes → Er geht
  • (eng) she goes → Sie geht
  • (eng) it goes → Es geht
  • (eng) we go → Wir gehen
  • (eng) you go → Ihr geht
  • (eng) they go → Sie gehen