u/Visible-Management63

Yes I know it's Duolingo, but something doesn't add up here. If I type "Ve a casa" into Google Translate, it does translate it to "Go home." But I cannot find "ve" in any conjugation of "andare." What is going on?

I have however discovered there is a pronoun "ve" along with "ce" neither of which I had heard of until today!

And I don't know what it's talking about when it mentions the verb "ir" which clearly makes no sense! I guess that's just Duolingo being Duolingo.

...as I am not sure of the right conditions to keep it.

Thanks in advance.

It was about an inch across, and looked like a deflated soap bubble, but was completely dry. The colours changed depending on the viewing angle. Spraying it with a tiny amount of water made it disappear.

Hello, the battery in my W211 E550 is on its way out and needs replacing, but I am seeing conflicting information on which is the correct one. Can anyone tell me what the Mercedes OEM battery is? It's a facelift W211, Japanese spec.

This is the battery in it currently.

EDIT: I'm in the UK, not Japan. The car is an import. I can get a similar Varta battery here but it is pricey.

I hope it's OK to post this here. Sat 20th June.

I have an almost immaculate W211 but every so often, I find water in the battery compartment, where the arrow is pointing. It's easy enough to blot it all up with a towel, but it randomly reappears.

Does anyone have any idea how it might be getting in. Everywhere else is bone dry, so I don't think it's condensation or the boot seal leaking.