Temples are built for gods. Knowing this a farmer builds a small temple to see what kind of god turns up.
Here are some rules about how to use quotation marks, dates, times, numbers, and addresses in German texts:
Quotation marks in German texts usually look like this:
„Hallo, ich heiße Espen.“
„Ich glaube nicht“, sagte er, „aber ich bin mir nicht sicher.“
Er sagte: „Ich habe einen Apfel gegessen.“
The date is written in the form day/month/year, usually like this:
am 3. August 2023 (read: "am dritten August 2023")
am 03.08.2023 (read: "am dritten August 2023")
The time is usually stated in a 24 hour format (otherwise you add 'in the morning' or 'in the evening' to clarify):
Es ist 18:40 Uhr. (read: "Es ist 18 Uhr 40")
Es ist 4 Uhr nachmittags.
The points and commas in numbers look like this:
eleven thousand = 11.000 (e.g. 11.000 Maschinen)
eleven point three = 11,3 (e.g. 11,3% Umsatz)
Addresses on letters are usually written like this:
Max Mustermann (first & last name)
Musterstraße 11 (street name & house number)
12345 Musterstadt (postcode & city)
Germany (country)
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Look at them both