Usage examples of "official letter" in English with translation to German

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He will have written a letter. Er wird einen Brief geschrieben haben.
The European Union has 23 official languages, theoretically with the same rights, but in practice only 3 working languages: English, French and German. Die Europäische Union hat 23 offizielle Sprachen, theoretisch gleichberechtigte, aber in der Praxis mit nur 3 Arbeitssprachen: Englisch, Französisch und Deutsch.
She didn't try to translate the letter. Sie versuchte nicht, den Brief zu übersetzen.
The official informed Bob that his request for a parking permit had been rejected. Der Beamte informierte Bob, dass sein Antrag auf Parkausweis abgelehnt worden sei.
He had his secretary translate the letter into English. Er ließ seinen Sekretär diesen Brief ins Englische übersetzen.
The official could not deal with the complaint himself. Der Beamte konnte die Beschwerde nicht selbst bearbeiten.
Mail this letter tomorrow morning. Sende diesen Brief morgen früh ab.
Can we trust his words if he uses non official stems? Kann man seinen Worten trauen, wenn er nichtoffizielle Wortwurzeln verwendet?
What shall I do with her letter? Was soll ich mit ihrem Brief machen?
If you need some help, just inquire the higher ranking official. Wenn Sie Hilfe benötigen, befragen Sie einfach den höherrangigen Beamten.
"B" is the second letter of the alphabet. B ist der zweite Buchstabe des Alphabets.
The official start is on Saturday. Der offizielle Anfang ist am Samstag.
It is not clear who wrote this letter. Es ist nicht klar, wer diesen Brief geschrieben hat.
This is the official website. Das hier ist die offizielle Netzpräsenz.
This is a very strange letter. Das ist ein sehr seltsamer Brief.
A government official answered the reporters' questions. Ein Vertreter der Regierung beantwortete die Fragen der Journalisten.
Nancy, here's a letter for you. Nancy, hier ist ein Brief für dich.
This is his answer to my letter. Dies ist seine Antwort auf meinen Brief.
This letter is the only key to the mystery. Dieser Brief ist der einzige Schlüssel zu diesem Geheimnis.
I wrote her a letter every day. Ich schrieb ihr jeden Tag einen Brief.
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