Usage examples of "ausgemacht" in German with translation to Spanish

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Translations: all7 apagar7
Wer hat das Licht ausgemacht? ¿Quién apagó la luz?
Ich habe das Licht nicht ausgemacht. No apagué la luz.
Hat du im Esszimmer das Licht ausgemacht? ¿Has apagado la luz del salón?
Bevor du gehst, vergewissere dich, dass du jedes Licht ausgemacht hast. Antes de salir apaga sin falta las luces.
Vergesst nicht, das Feuer auszumachen. No olvidéis apagar el fuego.
Vergiss nicht, beim Rausgehen das Licht auszumachen. No te olvides de apagar la luz al salir.
Vergiss nicht, das Licht auszumachen, bevor du schlafen gehst. Que no se te olvide apagar la luz antes de irte a acostar.
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