I just checked these two words with a dictionary, but I get to the same meaning. Are they interchangeable or should one of them be used in a specific situation?
Ledig vs Verfügbar
RexV
April 18, 2019
I just checked these two words with a dictionary, but I get to the same meaning. Are they interchangeable or should one of them be used in a specific situation?
sfpugh
April 19, 2019
I don't know which dictionary you are using, but the Leo dictionary has:
https://dict.leo.org/german-english/
Ledig = single, unmarried, alone, unwed.
verfügbar= available, disposable, spendable, on hand
Verfügbar can be used to say how long a film will be available in a TV catch up service. eg:
Video verfügbar bis 17.07.2019
They are not really the same thing at all.
https://dict.leo.org/german-english/
Ledig = single, unmarried, alone, unwed.
verfügbar= available, disposable, spendable, on hand
Verfügbar can be used to say how long a film will be available in a TV catch up service. eg:
Video verfügbar bis 17.07.2019
They are not really the same thing at all.