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    Jemanden nach Hause bringen.

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    Ich weiß nicht ob man sagen kann... to bring someone home... oder... to take someone home.
    AuthorCarly206 Apr 09, 23:49
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    take
    von X nach home
    #1Author Claus (243211) 06 Apr 09, 23:50
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    When you bring someone home, they end up at your house, when you take them home, they are at theirs. ;-)

    but even that's not always correct; it depends on where you start and where you end up
    #2Author dude (253248) 06 Apr 09, 23:51
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    aha 8->
    #3Author Claus (243211) 06 Apr 09, 23:52
    Suggestionto walk s.o. home
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    #4Author Wolfman (236211) 06 Apr 09, 23:56
    SuggestionIt starts with two drunk girls that were ''taken'' (is it correct?) home by the police.
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    #5AuthorCarly206 Apr 09, 23:56
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    It depends. Usually "taken home," yes, unless you're their parent, then the police would be bringing them home (to you).
    #6Author dude (253248) 06 Apr 09, 23:57
    SuggestionThank you!!!
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    #7AuthorCarly207 Apr 09, 00:02
     
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