NICHT WAHR?

Meaning of NICHT WAHR? in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ niḵt-ˈvär ]

foreign term

Etymology: German

: not true? : isn't it so?

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NICHT WAHR? — foreign term Etymology: German not true? ; isn't it so?
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NICHT WAHR — /nikht vahrdd"/ , German. isn't that so?
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NICHT WAHR? — [nicht wahr?] [G] foreign term : not true? : isn't it so?
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