"du findest" mean "you find" or "you think."
"die Geschichte" is the college major history ( also referred to as "story")
The sentence is asking "what do you think of History?" ( in reference to as a class, not as in what do you think of historical event)
Though technically there is an error in the question. The correct phrasing of the question would be "Wie findest du Geschichte?" literally "How do you find History?" (again, as a class not as in historical events)
What do you find in the snail?
direct translation means...how do you find the food in the cafeteria...but its asking what you think about the food in the cafeteria..like is it good
du has mean shut up
You are great
It means "The story/history".
Du means you in Swedish.
What does Fairer Du shopping' mean in French
i believe you mean 'la vie en rose'
Could you mean Geschichte? That means history.
Pain du monde
Gehst Du? = Are you going?
"Was denkst du?" = "What do you think?"