Hi, I have no idea whether "gegen Aufpreis" means with an extra cost, or with no extra cost.
The literal translation "against extra cost" doesnt really clear it up either way.
Anyone know which one it actually means?
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Gegen Aufpreis
Translations of this expression into English
it means they'll charge you a bit more for it
Oh really? Ok thanks.
It translates to English as either "for an additional charge" or "for a nominal fee".
You're gonna pay more.
woof.
You're gonna pay more.
woof.
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www.woerterbuch.info
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