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No. 9,301 in German

marquez

The word "Marquez" is not a German word; it is a Spanish surname.

In a sentence

  • Marquez bitte die richtige Antwort auf dem Prüfungsbogen.

    Please mark the correct answer on the examination sheet.

    Here, 'marquez' is used as a formal directive in the second person plural imperative form of the verb 'markieren'.

  • Ihr Kinder, wenn ihr die Liste seht, marquez die Namen ab.

    Children, when you see the list, mark the names off.

    In this example, 'marquez' addresses a group of children (second person plural) in an imperative tone to perform the listed action.

  • Wir bitten Sie um Ihre Aufmerksamkeit, marquez das Datum sofort in Ihren Kalender.

    We kindly ask for your attention, mark the date in your calendar immediately.

    Here, 'marquez' communicates urgency and instruction in a polite yet formal setting using the imperative form.

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