#TipsForGerman

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🇩🇪 German Language Tips: "redet über" vs. "redet von" – What’s the Difference? 🤔 If you're learning German, you've probably come across these two phrases and wondered when to use each. Let’s break it down! ✨ "redet über" = talks about (in detail) Use this when someone is discussing a topic with more depth or providing detailed information. Example: 🔹 Er redet über seinen Urlaub in Italien. (He talks about his vacation in Italy.) Hint: Think of it as "about" with an emphasis on explanation or discussion. ✨ "redet von" = talks about (brief mention or reference) Use this when someone is making a general reference to something without much detail. Example: 🔹 Sie redet von einem neuen Film, den sie sehen möchte. (She talks about a new movie she wants to watch.) Hint: Think of it as "mentions" or "refers to." ✨ Quick Trick: If it feels like a deeper discussion, use über. For a brief mention, go with von! 📖 Practice these distinctions in conversation or writing to sound more fluent and natural.