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if im going to say "Do you want an Apple" (you = plural in this case) in German, can i say "Wollt ihr einen Apfel haben" and/or the polite way to say it: " Wollen Sie einen Apfel haben", is it correct to use both??? since when i speak German i tend to use Sie sind (polite form) instead of ihr seid in those kind of situations

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if im going to say "Do you want an Apple" (you = plural in this case) in German, can i say "Wollt ihr einen Apfel haben" and/or the polite way to say it: " Wollen Sie einen Apfel haben", is it correct to use both??? since when i speak German i tend to use Sie sind (polite form) instead of ihr seid in those kind of situations

"Wollt ihr einen Apfel haben" - Talking to ur friends/Family..People that u good know

"Wollen Sie einen Apfel haben" - talking to People like older ones, ur boss... peole that u r not friended

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Sandie9 Schrieb:

Mirjana Schrieb:
if im going to say "Do you want an Apple" (you = plural in this case) in German, can i say "Wollt ihr einen Apfel haben" and/or the polite way to say it: " Wollen Sie einen Apfel haben", is it correct to use both??? since when i speak German i tend to use Sie sind (polite form) instead of ihr seid in those kind of situations

"Wollt ihr einen Apfel haben" - Talking to ur friends/Family..People that u good know

"Wollen Sie einen Apfel haben" - talking to People like older ones, ur boss... peole that u r not friended

Yeah and it has the same meaning?? that's what i'm curious about

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Sandie9 Schrieb:

Mirjana Schrieb:
if im going to say "Do you want an Apple" (you = plural in this case) in German, can i say "Wollt ihr einen Apfel haben" and/or the polite way to say it: " Wollen Sie einen Apfel haben", is it correct to use both??? since when i speak German i tend to use Sie sind (polite form) instead of ihr seid in those kind of situations

"Wollt ihr einen Apfel haben" - Talking to ur friends/Family..People that u good know

"Wollen Sie einen Apfel haben" - talking to People like older ones, ur boss... peole that u r not friended

Yeah and it has the same meaning?? that's what i'm curious about

yes, the only difference is that the "sie"version is more polite than the "ihr"version, but it means the same

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Sandie9 Schrieb:

Mirjana Schrieb:
if im going to say "Do you want an Apple" (you = plural in this case) in German, can i say "Wollt ihr einen Apfel haben" and/or the polite way to say it: " Wollen Sie einen Apfel haben", is it correct to use both??? since when i speak German i tend to use Sie sind (polite form) instead of ihr seid in those kind of situations

"Wollt ihr einen Apfel haben" - Talking to ur friends/Family..People that u good know

"Wollen Sie einen Apfel haben" - talking to People like older ones, ur boss... peole that u r not friended

Yeah and it has the same meaning?? that's what i'm curious about

it has the same meaning but it's wired to say 'Wollen Sie einen Apfel haben?" to your friends

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