How to say "to fall for someone's trick." in German?
In German "to fall for someone's trick." translates to Jemandem auf den Leim gehen.
Transliteration: Jemandem auf den Leim gehen.
🇩🇪 Er hat mir erzählt, dass er ein berühmter Schauspieler ist, aber ich bin ihm nicht auf den Leim gegangen.
🗣️ Er hat mir erzählt, dass er ein berühmter Schauspieler ist, aber ich bin ihm nicht auf den Leim gegangen.
🇺🇸 He told me he was a famous actor, but I didn't fall for his trick.
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How to say "to fall for someone's trick." in German?
You can use the word "Jemandem auf den Leim gehen." which translates to "To fall for someone's trick.".
How to pronounce "Jemandem auf den Leim gehen." (to fall for someone's trick.) in German?
The word "Jemandem auf den Leim gehen." is pronounced as "Jemandem auf den Leim gehen.".
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