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mit jemandem
/mɪt ˈjeːmandəm/
with someone
Ich möchte mit jemandem reden.
I want to talk with someone.
general
A phrase used to indicate that someone is accompanying or interacting with another person.
Kann ich mit jemandem über dieses Problem sprechen?
Can I talk to someone about this problem?
Sie ging mit jemandem ins Kino.
She went to the cinema with someone.
This phrase is commonly used in everyday conversations to refer to an unspecified person.
Collocations
mit jemandem redento talk with someonemit jemandem ausgehento go out with someone
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Usage in Questions
This phrase is often used in questions to ask about an unspecified person, such as 'Kann ich mit jemandem sprechen?' (Can I speak to someone?).
Gold Rule
Indefinite Pronoun
'Jemandem' is an indefinite pronoun meaning 'someone' and is used to refer to an unspecified person.
Word Origin
The phrase is a combination of the preposition 'mit' (with) and the indefinite pronoun 'jemandem' (someone).
Usage Notes
This phrase is used when the identity of the person is not specified or is irrelevant to the context.
Word Breakdown
mit
with
prepositionjemandem
someone
indefinite pronounDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch