I think that every person that I see is interesting in German 🇩🇪

Sentence info.

The sentence “Ich finde jede Person, dass ich sehe, interessant” is attempting to convey “I find every person that I see interesting,” but it is grammatically incorrect in German. The correct sentence should be:

“Ich finde jede Person, die ich sehe, interessant.”

Here’s a breakdown of the correct sentence:

– “Ich finde” translates to “I find,” and it is the main clause of the sentence.
– “jede Person” means “every person,” and it is the direct object of the main clause.
– “die” is a relative pronoun that refers back to “jede Person” and introduces the relative clause. In English, this would be “that” or “who.”
– “ich sehe” is the relative clause, translating as “I see.” This clause describes the “jede Person.”
– “interessant” is an adjective meaning “interesting,” and it describes “jede Person.”

To remember it, note that in German relative clauses, the relative pronoun (like “die”) must agree in gender, number, and case with the noun it refers to and must be positioned right after the noun it modifies. The verb in the relative clause then comes last. The use of “dass” is incorrect here because “dass” is used to introduce an object clause, not a relative clause.

Alternative ways to express the same idea include:
– “Ich finde alle Personen, die ich sehe, interessant.”
– “Ich halte jede Person, die ich treffe, für interessant.”
– “Jede Person, der ich begegne, scheint mir interessant zu sein.”

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