Are these German sentences correct?
Ich wunsche mir ein neues iPhone.
Ich wunsche mir mehr klamotten, kann ich nicht auf klamotten verzichten.
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The word "Klamotten" needs to start with a capital "K" (all nouns in German must be capitalised) and the "u" in "wunsche" needs to have the two dots above it (as it's an Umlaut).
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