Could I use “zu…von” to ask the difference between two objects?

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I was watching a German Youtuber asking the difference of normal pork and a special raw minced pork, and he said something too fast that was hard for me to grasp, but it sounds like: "Was ist der Unterschied zum Hackfleisch von normalen?"



I was thinking that the expression could be: "Was ist der Unterschied zwischen Hackfleisch und normalen Fleisch."



Not sure if I heard it correctly, but do native German speakers use zu...von... to express differences between two things/objects?



Thanks a lot.






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    Just the other way round: In colloquial German you could hear Was ist der Unterschied von Hackfleisch zu normalem Fleisch?

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  • I see, it was a little bit fast and I just hope to make sure how he expressed it. Thanks!

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I was watching a German Youtuber asking the difference of normal pork and a special raw minced pork, and he said something too fast that was hard for me to grasp, but it sounds like: "Was ist der Unterschied zum Hackfleisch von normalen?"



I was thinking that the expression could be: "Was ist der Unterschied zwischen Hackfleisch und normalen Fleisch."



Not sure if I heard it correctly, but do native German speakers use zu...von... to express differences between two things/objects?



Thanks a lot.






english-to-german expressions







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    Just the other way round: In colloquial German you could hear Was ist der Unterschied von Hackfleisch zu normalem Fleisch?

    – Stef
    2 hours ago













  • I see, it was a little bit fast and I just hope to make sure how he expressed it. Thanks!

    – commentallez-vous
    2 hours ago














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I was watching a German Youtuber asking the difference of normal pork and a special raw minced pork, and he said something too fast that was hard for me to grasp, but it sounds like: "Was ist der Unterschied zum Hackfleisch von normalen?"



I was thinking that the expression could be: "Was ist der Unterschied zwischen Hackfleisch und normalen Fleisch."



Not sure if I heard it correctly, but do native German speakers use zu...von... to express differences between two things/objects?



Thanks a lot.






english-to-german expressions







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I was watching a German Youtuber asking the difference of normal pork and a special raw minced pork, and he said something too fast that was hard for me to grasp, but it sounds like: "Was ist der Unterschied zum Hackfleisch von normalen?"



I was thinking that the expression could be: "Was ist der Unterschied zwischen Hackfleisch und normalen Fleisch."



Not sure if I heard it correctly, but do native German speakers use zu...von... to express differences between two things/objects?



Thanks a lot.






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    Just the other way round: In colloquial German you could hear Was ist der Unterschied von Hackfleisch zu normalem Fleisch?

    – Stef
    2 hours ago













  • I see, it was a little bit fast and I just hope to make sure how he expressed it. Thanks!

    – commentallez-vous
    2 hours ago














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    Just the other way round: In colloquial German you could hear Was ist der Unterschied von Hackfleisch zu normalem Fleisch?

    – Stef
    2 hours ago













  • I see, it was a little bit fast and I just hope to make sure how he expressed it. Thanks!

    – commentallez-vous
    2 hours ago








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Just the other way round: In colloquial German you could hear Was ist der Unterschied von Hackfleisch zu normalem Fleisch?

– Stef
2 hours ago







Just the other way round: In colloquial German you could hear Was ist der Unterschied von Hackfleisch zu normalem Fleisch?

– Stef
2 hours ago















I see, it was a little bit fast and I just hope to make sure how he expressed it. Thanks!

– commentallez-vous
2 hours ago





I see, it was a little bit fast and I just hope to make sure how he expressed it. Thanks!

– commentallez-vous
2 hours ago










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To describe the difference between two objects one can use:



"Der Unterschied von ... zu ..."



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"Der Unterschied zwischen ... und ..."






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    To describe the difference between two objects one can use:



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      To describe the difference between two objects one can use:



      "Der Unterschied von ... zu ..."



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      "Der Unterschied zwischen ... und ..."






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        To describe the difference between two objects one can use:



        "Der Unterschied von ... zu ..."



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        "Der Unterschied zwischen ... und ..."






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        "Der Unterschied zwischen ... und ..."







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