The translator isn’t wrong, but you were actually pretty close the first time! It’s just that “benutzen” should be “benutzt” because “du” is informal. Also props that you got “dass” right, it’s something even a lot of native speakers struggle with.
Minor nitpick, since that’s probably extra hard for a native english speaker (you rarely use them). There needs to be a comma before a dass with 2 s. Only telling you since you seem motivated to learn.
Thank you so much. This is definitely one of those random things I probably noticed in the back of my head but totally didn’t realise was a thing. Thank you so much, I’m really grateful.
The translator isn’t wrong, but you were actually pretty close the first time! It’s just that “benutzen” should be “benutzt” because “du” is informal. Also props that you got “dass” right, it’s something even a lot of native speakers struggle with.
Thank you so much! You literally just made my day. Seriously, super thank you!
:D
Minor nitpick, since that’s probably extra hard for a native english speaker (you rarely use them). There needs to be a comma before a dass with 2 s. Only telling you since you seem motivated to learn.
Thank you so much. This is definitely one of those random things I probably noticed in the back of my head but totally didn’t realise was a thing. Thank you so much, I’m really grateful.
Alles für die deutsche Sprache :D