Translation of "Saleswomen" in German

Additional three saleswomen and two people in the administration, complete the team.

At the end of the lesson all students have turned into lovely saleswomen.

But Union is long gone, saleswomen are different, and books.

But Union is long gone, saleswomen are different, and the books...

I love saleswomen and kids.

On these days many saleswomen of the island come in the market hall and offers they products.

Apparently, the mood of the two saleswomen then all at once, because the store was cordoned off.

As traditional in medieval times, he was a Patron Saint of different professions: crop traders, lawyers, pharmacists, fishermen, millers, bridge-builders, saleswomen and pilgrims.

For 25 years they have sold women's clothing in a shop in Munich: the junior manager, the senior manager and their three saleswomen.

Saleswomen and flight attendants, for example, are advised not to smile during their breaks – in order to protect their own health.

While a big camera often evokes rejection in Germany, the Kyrgyz saleswomen could not get enough of being photographed.

Valentina Mordvintseva, curator of the exhibition, tells Germany’s international broadcaster “Deutsche Welle” that, even in the marketplace, saleswomen ask her what will now happen to “their” gold treasures.

The nice saleswomen also give tips for Luckau and environment and from 6.00 clock (weekends 7.00 clock) Gibt´s fresh baked goods.

Instead of going door-to-door, the saleswomen bring Pippa & Jean products to parties, instead of Amazon their platform is your living room and garden.

In Barmbek at Pestalozzistrasse 10, he opened a shop for women's lingerie which employed two saleswomen.

For 25 years they have sold women’s clothing in a shop in Munich: the junior manager, the senior manager and their three saleswomen.

Kiev, on the other hand, emphasises that Crimea still belongs to the Ukraine and demands that the Dutch send the gold treasures to Kiev, since their place of origin is contested military ground.Valentina Mordvintseva, curator of the exhibition, tells Germany's international broadcaster "Deutsche Welle" that, even in the marketplace, saleswomen ask her what will now happen to "their" gold treasures.