* How:
* Wie: This is the most common translation and works in most cases. For example, "How are you?" is "Wie geht es Ihnen?" (formal) or "Wie geht es dir?" (informal).
* Auf welche Weise: This means "in which way" and is more suitable for asking *how* something is done. For example, "How did you do that?" could be "Auf welche Weise hast du das gemacht?"
* Wie viel: This means "how much" or "how many."
* Write:
* Schreiben: This is the general verb for "to write."
* Schriftlich aufsetzen: This means something like "to write down formally" or "to compose in writing."
* That:
* Das: This is the most common translation, and it's a neuter demonstrative pronoun. It refers to a singular, neuter noun. For example, "That car is red" is "Das Auto ist rot."
* Der: This is the masculine form. "That man is tall" is "Der Mann ist groß."
* Die: This is the feminine form. "That woman is kind" is "Die Frau ist freundlich."
* Dass: This is a conjunction meaning "that" as in "I know that he is here." It would be "Ich weiß, dass er hier ist."
* Welches/Welcher/Welche: These are interrogative pronouns meaning "which" but can sometimes function similarly to "that," depending on context.
To get a precise translation, you need to provide the complete sentence you want to translate.