Usage examples of "weichen Eier" in German with translation to English

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Unsere Hennen haben gestern eine Menge Eier gelegt. Our hens laid a lot of eggs yesterday.
Ohne wirklich zu wissen, was "Phonetik" bedeutet und wohl sogar ohne überhaupt das Alphabet zu kennen, hatte ich mir klar gemacht, dass "p" eine härtere Version von "b" ist, "t" eine härtere Version von "d", "k" eine entsprechende von "g" und das scharfe "s" eine entsprechende Version des weichen "s". Without actually knowing what "phonetics" meant and probably not even knowing the alphabet, I was able to think to myself that "p" was a harder version of "b" as was "t" to "d", "k" to "g" and "s" to "z".
Der Preis für Eier steigt. The price of eggs is going up.
Wie viele Eier legt diese Henne in jeder Woche? How many eggs does this hen lay each week?
Marie braucht ein Dutzend Eier. Mary needs a dozen eggs.
Der Lachs legt seine Eier im Süßwasser. Salmon lay their eggs in fresh water.
Er hat Eier und Milch bei einem Bauer gekauft. He bought eggs and milk from a farmer.
Wie viele Eier konntet ihr gestern bekommen? How many eggs could you get yesterday?
Meine Hennen haben letztes Jahr weniger Eier gelegt. My hens laid fewer eggs last year.
Tom weiß, dass Mary keine rohen Eier mag. Tom knows that Mary doesn't like raw eggs.
Wie wollen Sie Ihre Eier? How would you like your eggs?
Sie hat die Eier gekocht. She boiled the eggs.
Er ißt die Eier immer ohne Salz und Pfeffer. He always eats eggs without salt and pepper.
Wir haben Brot und Eier zum Frühstück. We have bread and eggs for breakfast.
Wie viele Eier konntest du gestern bekommen? How many eggs could you get yesterday?
Tom hat drei Eier und eine Scheibe Toast gegessen. Tom ate three eggs and a slice of toast.
Alle Eier wurden faul. All the eggs went bad.
Wie viele Eier konnten Sie gestern bekommen? How many eggs could you get yesterday?
Tom hat die Eier noch nicht gekocht. Tom hasn't cooked the eggs yet.
Keines dieser Eier ist frisch. None of these eggs are fresh.
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