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Diese Karte funktioniert plötzlich nicht.
Ist der Satz richtig?
Diese Karte funktioniert plötzlich nicht.
Ist der Satz richtig?
Ist der Satz richtig?
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はい、この文はドイツ語で正しい文です。「Diese Karte funktioniert plötzlich nicht」という文は、「このカードは突然動作しなくなった」という意味です。この文は一般的なドイツ語の文法に従っています。具体的には、主語「Diese Karte」（このカード）が動詞「funktioniert」（動作する）に続き、否定形「nicht」（ない）が文の最後に置かれています。この文は、何らかのカード（たとえば、クレジットカードや携帯電話のSIMカードなど）が突然機能しなくなったことを表しています。
例えば、次のような状況を想像してみてください。あなたがレストランでクレジットカードを使おうとしたとき、カードが突然機能しなくなった場合、この文を使ってその状況を表現することができます。「Diese Karte funktioniert plötzlich nicht」と言えば、店員にカードの問題を伝えることができます。
もしもっと具体的な例や他の質問があれば、どうぞお聞きください。
例えば、次のような状況を想像してみてください。あなたがレストランでクレジットカードを使おうとしたとき、カードが突然機能しなくなった場合、この文を使ってその状況を表現することができます。「Diese Karte funktioniert plötzlich nicht」と言えば、店員にカードの問題を伝えることができます。
もしもっと具体的な例や他の質問があれば、どうぞお聞きください。
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