Examples of using I'm an engineer in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
I'm an engineer.
Well no, I'm an engineer.
I'm an engineer.
Of course it wasn't, but I'm an engineer.
I'm an engineer.
Just to let you know, I'm an engineer.
I'm an engineer.
Trust me, I'm an engineer!
I'm an engineer”-“Ah, how nice, how nice.
It's because I'm an engineer at Tchachma.
I'm an engineer here at Gen-1.
I'm an engineer and an inventor, Mr Clennam.
I'm an engineer, daktari, not a psychiatrist.
I'm an engineer and previously worked for a well-known‘German Bicycle Technology'-brand.
You do realize I'm an engineer, not an architect, right?
I'm an engineer, not a financial expert, but The Economist, which I have read since being about 8 years old, suggests it will take a long time.
So I said to myself, I'm an engineer, I'm in R and D, this is just a plumbing problem.
I am an engineer working in an experimental field at the Headquarters of the General Staff.
I am an Engineer in Zoo technology and recently turned 50 years of age.
I was an engineer at Lockheed.
I was an engineer before.
I was an engineer.
My name is Florian and I am an engineer in the team of Global Operations at ContiTech Conveyor Belt Group CBG.
I am an engineer and I work for a company that has many projects(programs) and a person will shift from one project to another fairly often.
Back in lodz, I was an engineer with 20 employees and a grant from the state to do autonomous research.
My level in German is about C1 I am an engineer, work at Mercedes and live in the Calle de Duque de Wellington, next to the S-Bahn stop.
It may indeed be possible to change the legalbasis- I would not exclude it, but I am an engineer and not a lawyer- and that may also give Parliament more influence because there will be cooperation and we can work with the chosen legal basis.