Translation
the mark, grade; the (musical) note
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Word origin
From Latin nota ('mark, sign'), from notare ('to mark, note').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- nota
- English cognates
- note, notation
Grammar
Examples
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She got a very good grade in chemistry.
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The teacher writes down the grades for all subjects.
Pianist .
The pianist could read the (musical) notes perfectly.
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(9)German Superlative and Comparative: -er, am -sten and Umlauts
German Future Tense: werden Plus the Infinitive (and Futur II)
German Greetings: Hallo, Guten Tag, TschĂŒss and Survival Phrases
Konjunktiv 2 in German: Would, Could and Should Have
German Modal Verbs: All Six Conjugated as One Block
German Passive Voice: werden Plus a Participle, Again
German Personal Pronouns: ich, mich, mir and the Formal Sie
German Question Words: wer, was, wo, wann, warum and wie
German Conjunctions: weil, dass, wenn and the Verb That Goes Last
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