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14.01.2020, 11:18
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Hi, please refer to attach picture, this is a kids tent which was broken, but how to describe such broken in German? thanks a lot.
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Reason: Trying to fix picture
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14.01.2020, 11:27
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I see no picture, try to upload it again.
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14.01.2020, 11:40
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OP's picture: https://ibb.co/PcGk6Db
gerissen (ripped)
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14.01.2020, 16:07
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It seems to me that the material has come away along the seams - i.e. not a tear per se, but an inadequate seam structure. So I'd go with something like
"The tent fabric has frayed along the seams and therefore there is a hole in the roof"
Der Zeltstoff ist entlang der Nähte ausgefranst und deshalb entsteht ein Loch im Dach
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14.01.2020, 17:44
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| | Re: How to translate it in German? | Quote: | |  | | | It seems to me that the material has come away along the seams - i.e. not a tear per se, but an inadequate seam structure. So I'd go with something like
"The tent fabric has frayed along the seams and therefore there is a hole in the roof"
Der Zeltstoff ist entlang der Nähte ausgefranst und deshalb entsteht ein Loch im Dach | | | | | Thanks a lot | 
14.01.2020, 17:50
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| | Re: How to translate it in German? | Quote: | |  | | | It seems to me that the material has come away along the seams - i.e. not a tear per se, but an inadequate seam structure. So I'd go with something like
"The tent fabric has frayed along the seams and therefore there is a hole in the roof"
Der Zeltstoff ist entlang der Nähte ausgefranst und deshalb entsteht ein Loch im Dach | | | | | Not about the German but about the hole in the roof: I see no hole in the roof. What I see is that blue bit ripped off and I'm trying to figure out what that blue bit is meant for?
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14.01.2020, 19:54
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| | Re: How to translate it in German? | Quote: | |  | | | Not about the German but about the hole in the roof: I see no hole in the roof. What I see is that blue bit ripped off and I'm trying to figure out what that blue bit is meant for? | | | | | Theres no hole in the roof
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14.01.2020, 20:39
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| | Re: How to translate it in German? | Quote: | |  | | | Theres no hole in the roof | | | | | No there isn't but that blue bit is ripped off badly and I wonder what it is meant to be there for?
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14.01.2020, 21:23
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The blue fabric does look rather strange there. The material looks much lighter than the rest of the tent construction and it looks like part of a long, narrow band. I guess it is some sort of marker piece which was used during the construction of the tent, but was intended to be removed at the end of the process.
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14.01.2020, 22:02
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Eingerissen.
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