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      Guten Tag,

      What does "Abeite tüchtig" mean?

      Does it mean "work hard" or "work efficiently" ?

      I am stumbled by tüchtig, which has several meanings according Collins German English Dictionary.  

      I don't have more context about it. I read it from my German Textbook, which just illstrates how a verb with the ending of "t" works for a imperative sentence. The word-tüchtig is not listed in the vocabulary of this lesson.

      Vielen Dank im Voraus!:)

       

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          On 12/20/2015 at 8:27 AM, cheers100 said:

        Guten Tag,

        What does "Abeite tüchtig" mean?

        Does it mean "work hard" or "work efficiently" ?

        I am stumbled by tüchtig, which has several meanings according Collins German English Dictionary.  

        I don't have more context about it. I read it from my German Textbook, which just illstrates how a verb with the ending of "t" works for a imperative sentence. The word-tüchtig is not listed in the vocabulary of this lesson.

        Vielen Dank im Voraus!:)

         

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        That's exactly what it means. It is probably a little bit more 'efficiently' than hard. Tüchtig is an adverbial adjective.

        Have you heard of Duden? You can always find some good info about all kind of German words there:

        http://www.duden.de/rechtschreibung/tuechtig

         

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          On 12/22/2015 at 12:37 PM, linguaholic said:

        That's exactly what it means. It is probably a little bit more 'efficiently' than hard. Tüchtig is an adverbial adjective.

        Have you heard of Duden? You can always find some good info about all kind of German words there:

        http://www.duden.de/rechtschreibung/tuechtig

         

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        Thank you for your reply. I heard about native speakers mentioned about Duden, but I had thought it was completely in German. It is beyond my capacity as I just teach myself German for less than 1 month, and I take a very slow step on it. 

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