The word "macht" is a grammatical form of the verb "machen", which can be translated into English as "to do" or "to make" (plus more than 10 other possibilities, depending on the meaning).
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What does "macht" mean in "Was macht Tina?” Ask Question Asked 9 years, 1 month ago Modified 2 years, 10 months ago
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Why is it dative in the sentence "Das macht mir Spaß" and "Macht es dir Spaß"? What is acting on what in these two sentences?
Etwas (Nominativ) macht jemandem zu schaffen = something troubles somedbody, something means a problem for somebody, or somebody is sad about something. Scroll down a bit to find the right clause. Da die Frage auf deutsch ist: Wenn etwas jemandem zu schaffen macht, dann hat derjenige ein Problem damit, kann es nicht leiden, ist neidisch darauf, oder betrübt darüber.
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It's a bunch of leftist slogans strung together: dispossess/expropriate (them), no power for nobody (a call for anarchy), destroy what destroys you. Macht (power) and macht (lit. make) is merely a coincidence, not really a pun or play on words.
Wo ist der Unterschied zwischen den beiden Phrasen: Es macht einen Unterschied. und Es macht einen Unterschied aus. ? Da meine Frage etwas zu allgemein zu sein scheint, gebe ich noch ein paar