Examples of using "Gedicht" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Who wrote this poem?
- By whom was this poem written?
- Who was this poem written by?
- Who wrote this poem?
- Who was this poem written by?
She translated a poem.
He was learning a poem.
Tom is memorizing a poem.
That's a great poem.
I don't understand this poem.
Sometimes, the poem is so bright,
Sometimes, the poem is so true,
- We are familiar with the poem.
- We're familiar with the poem.
She read the poem out loud.
She taught me how to write a poem.
She read one poem to him.
I must learn this poem by heart.
Let's learn this poem by heart.
The universe has already written the poem
I must learn this poem by heart.
I think it's quite good actually, the poem.
Let's learn this poem by heart.
The students learned this poem by heart.
Have you learned the poem by heart?
Who translated this poem into the Tajik language?
This poem was written by an anonymous poet.
This poem was written by a nameless poet.
Memorize the poem by next week.
The teacher interpreted the passage of the poem.
I translated the poem as well as I could.
The teacher compared my poem with a fellow student's.
a final poem, which is about his own wound.
So the poem is finally completed, but Thormod has died standing on his feet.
The students were told to learn the poem by heart.
It took me an hour to learn the poem by heart.
It is difficult to translate a poem into another language.
And he listens to the poem and he says, “What he was going to say was…”
The students were told to learn the poem by heart.
It's not easy to translate a poem in a foreign language.
Whether Shakespeare wrote this poem or not will probably remain a mystery.
The students were told to learn the poem by heart.
And he finishes the poem for Thormod in exactly the right rhyme and metre.
And Thormod immediately starts to sing the Bjarkamál, which is actually a poem supposed
The love of a young maiden is a poem. The love of an old maid is philosophy.
But there’s also a long poem, which is supposed to have been sung by Ragnar from the snake-pit.
It seems a strange choice for a poem because it is, in a way, a suicide poem.
And then he produces another poem in a much more complex and high-class metre, and says
Having heard it so many times, I can recite the poem by heart now.
He read this poem only once, he can't know it by heart.
And Thormod then composes a poem about his own wound, and dies without quite finishing
He dies on his feet still reciting the poem, but he doesn't complete the last line.
And he goes through the poem in a very complex metrical stanza, and he dies on his feet,
Every day one should at least hear one little song, read one good poem, see one fine painting and -- if at all possible -- speak a few reasonable words.