Revision entry 1 lemma and translation with classification; not reliably verified.ler·nenvverb to describe an action
1.viintransitive verb without objects and compulsory extentions♦ a)EducArea of use: Field of expertise education, training, parenting, pedagogy¦навучыццаvrreflexive verb with direct object identical to the subjectperfperfect finished action, вучыццаvrreflexive verb with direct object identical to the subjectimpeimperfect unfinished action b)EducArea of use: Field of expertise education, training, parenting, pedagogy¦павучыццаvrreflexive verb with direct object identical to the subjectperfperfect finished action
2.vttransitive verb with direct object♦ a)EducArea of use: Field of expertise education, training, parenting, pedagogy¦навучыццаvooccupative verb with direct object and with indirect object identical to the subjectperfperfect finished action, вучыццаvooccupative verb with direct object and with indirect object identical to the subjectimpeimperfect unfinished action, даведацьbipebiperfect finished or unfinished action b)EducArea of use: Field of expertise education, training, parenting, pedagogy¦навучыцьperfperfect finished action, вучыцьimpeimperfect unfinished action c)EducArea of use: Field of expertise education, training, parenting, pedagogy¦павучыццаvooccupative verb with direct object and with indirect object identical to the subjectperfperfect finished action
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lernenvverb to describe an action
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For sound transcription the sonic notation is used. It reflects sound-distinctive features and in some cases deviates significantly from the IPA.
Note: The basis of the description of the German pronunciation is the Central German standard form of the colloquial language spoken in Germany. German r-sounds are specified as [ʀ] and partially rhoticised. Short vowel + r is specified alternatively as dark vowel + [ʕ] and as clear vowel + [ʀ].
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All signs of IPAnot listed here hold no relevance and are omitted.