Usage examples of "Fenster" in German with translation to English

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Lass die Fenster bitte offen. Please keep the windows open.
Tom hat das Fenster offengelassen. Tom left the window open.
Mein Zimmer hat zwei Fenster. My room has two windows.
Sie macht das Fenster auf. She is opening the window.
Tom ließ das Fenster offen. Tom left the window open.
Hast du das Fenster offengelassen? Did you leave the window open?
Öffnest du bitte das Fenster? Will you open the window, please?
Er sah aus dem Fenster. He looked out of the window.
Über dem Fenster hingen Gardinen. There were curtains hanging over the window.
Schließ alle Türen und Fenster! Close all the doors and windows!
Er schlief bei offenem Fenster. He slept with the window open.
Er macht das Fenster auf. He is opening the window.
Wer hat das Fenster zerbrochen? Who broke the window?
Kannst du das Fenster öffnen? Could you open the window?
Kann ich das Fenster öffnen? Can I open the window?
Muss ich das Fenster öffnen? Must I open the window?
Lasse die Fenster nicht offen. Don't leave the windows open.
Wer hat das Fenster zerstört? Who broke the window?
Mach das Fenster bitte auf. Open the window, please.
Ich muss das Fenster öffnen. I must open the window.
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