Question

What's the difference between of and off? where do u use of and where off?
I'm really confused....O.o

Answer 1

Of is like:
'Of all the people I know, you are the sweetest.'
Off is like:
'Turn off the damn light, I'm sleepy.'
Of is used in math a lot
'Ten of these things are similar, while half of these things go in the other basket.'

Answer 2

of means "von"

of women; von frau perhaps?

Answer 3

@chaguanas Yea i know...I'm too good :P:P:P:P(jk) Thnx :)
@Amistre...Von...as far as i know is a part of some german last name...idk though

Answer 4

off means more like "entfernt"

Answer 5

von baron; of baron, from baron