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MT Foundation CD 1 Duetsch Flashcards

1
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good morning and welcome

Duetsch

A

guten Morgen und willkommen

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2
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to wish

Duetsch

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wünschen

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3
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welcome

Duetsch

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willkommen

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4
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good morning

Duetsch

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guten Morgen

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5
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to learn

Duetsch

A

lernen

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6
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very quickly

Duetsch

A

sehr schnell

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7
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Key to similar vocabulary. Consonant shifts that took place in the Middle Ages
(Duetsch)

A

d>t>th>s>z,
b>p>ph>f>v>w,
g>gh>c>ch>k>ck>y>g

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8
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good

Duetsch

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gut

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9
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it is

Duetsch

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es ist

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10
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‘t’ verb ending for ‘he/she/it’

Duetsch

A

-t

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he goes

Duetsch

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er geht

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12
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it is good

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es ist gut

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13
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Pronunciation of ‘u’ in German is like ‘oo’ in English.

Duetsch

A

u-oo

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14
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what

Duetsch

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was

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15
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water

Duetsch

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Wasser

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16
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The ‘to’ form of the verb, the infinitive, always ends in ‘n’, usually ‘en’, in German.

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trinken

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17
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to drink

Duetsch

A

trinken

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18
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Do you want?

Duetsch

A

Wollen Sie?

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19
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German ‘w’ is pronounced like English ‘v’.

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w-v

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20
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Will you

Duetsch

A

Wollen Sie

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21
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What do you want?

Duetsch

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Was wollen Sie?

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22
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What do you want to drink?

Duetsch

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Was wollen Sie trinken?

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23
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to eat

Duetsch

A

essen

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What do you want to eat?

Duetsch

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Was wollen Sie essen?

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25
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to do  
(Duetsch)
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tun

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26
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What do you want to do?

Duetsch

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Was wollen Sie tun?

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27
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to come

Duetsch

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kommen

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28
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Do you want to come?

Duetsch

A

Wollen Sie kommen?

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29
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with me

Duetsch

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mit mir

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30
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Do you want to come with me?

Duetsch

A

Wollen Sie mit mir kommen?

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31
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Whenever you have two verbs, the second verb comes at the end of the sentence and is always the ‘to’ form of the verb.
(Duetsch)

A

Similar to Spanish

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32
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today

Duetsch

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heute

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33
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Do you want to come with me today?

Duetsch

A

Wollen Sie heute mit mir kommen?

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34
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evening

Duetsch

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Abend

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35
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good evening

Duetsch

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guten Abend

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36
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this evening

Duetsch

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heute Abend

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37
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Do you want to come with me this evening?

Duetsch

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Wollen Sie heute Abend mit mir kommen?

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38
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What do you want to eat?

Duetsch

A

Was wollen Sie essen?

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39
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literally means ‘do you want’, but it’s also used for ‘will you’.
(Duetsch)

A

‘Wollen Sie’

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40
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Will you come with me tonight.

Duetsch

A

Wollen Sie heute Abend mit mir kommen.

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41
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to be

Duetsch

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sein

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42
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when

Duetsch

A

wann

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43
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When do you want to be here?

Duetsch

A

Wann wollen Sie hier sein?

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44
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Do you want?

Duetsch

A

Wollen Sie?

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45
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Will you

Duetsch

A

Wollen Sie

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46
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Can you?

Duetsch

A

Können Sie?

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47
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Pronunciation of ‘ö’

Duetsch

A

Hard O

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48
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to come

Duetsch

A

kommen

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49
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Can you come with me?

Duetsch

A

Können Sie mit mir kommen?

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50
Q

Will you please come with me.

Duetsch

A

Wollen Sie bitte mit mir kommen.

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51
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Do you want to come with me?

Duetsch

A

Wollen Sie mit mir kommen?

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52
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The difference between ‘do you want’ and ‘will you’, a question and a polite request. Use of rising intonation for questions
(Duetsch)

A

QUESTION INFLECTION

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53
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please

Duetsch

A

bitte

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54
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When do you want to come with me?

Duetsch

A

Wann wollen Sie mit mir kommen?

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55
Q

to see

Duetsch

A

sehen

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56
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until I see you again / until I hear you again (good-bye)

Duetsch

A

auf Wiedersehen /

auf Wiederhören

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57
Q

to hear

Duetsch

A

hören

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58
Q

When do you want to see it?

Duetsch

A

Wann wollen Sie es sehen?

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59
Q

Can you see it?

Duetsch

A

Können Sie es sehen?

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60
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I can

Duetsch

A

ich kann

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61
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Pronunciation of ‘ch’

Duetsch

A

Ch

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62
Q

I want

Duetsch

A

ich will

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63
Q

Do you want?

Duetsch

A

Wollen Sie?

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64
Q

you want

Duetsch

A

Sie wollen

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65
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if

Duetsch

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wenn

66
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When do you want?

Duetsch

A

Wann wollen Sie?

67
Q

if you want

Duetsch

A

wenn Sie wollen

68
Q

we want

Duetsch

A

wir wollen

69
Q

For ‘you’ and ‘we’ you always use the whole verb form.

Duetsch

A

WHOLE VERB FORM

70
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to come

Duetsch

A

kommen

71
Q

you are coming

Duetsch

A

Sie kommen

72
Q

we are coming

Duetsch

A

wir kommen

73
Q

Are you coming?

Duetsch

A

Kommen Sie?

74
Q

When are you coming?

Duetsch

A

Wann kommen Sie?

75
Q

When do you come?

Duetsch

A

Wann kommen Sie?

76
Q

I come / I am coming

Duetsch

A

ich komme

77
Q

soon

Duetsch

A

bald

78
Q

I’m coming soon.

Duetsch

A

Ich komme bald.

79
Q

Do you want?

Duetsch

A

Wollen Sie?

80
Q

I want

Duetsch

A

ich will

81
Q

Can you?

Duetsch

A

Können Sie?

82
Q

Can you come with me?

Duetsch

A

Können Sie mit mir kommen?

83
Q

to stay

Duetsch

A

bleiben

84
Q

we are staying / we stay

Duetsch

A

wir bleiben

85
Q

How to express the present tense

Duetsch

A

You know

86
Q

We are staying here.

Duetsch

A

Wir bleiben hier.

87
Q

We are staying here today.

Duetsch

A

Wir bleiben heute hier.

88
Q

We are staying here this evening (tonight).

Duetsch

A

Wir bleiben heute Abend hier.

89
Q

you are staying

Duetsch

A

Sie bleiben

90
Q

Are you staying? / Do you stay?

Duetsch

A

Bleiben Sie?

91
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how

Duetsch

A

wie

92
Q

to go

Duetsch

A

gehen

93
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to see

Duetsch

A

sehen

94
Q

we are going

Duetsch

A

wir gehen

95
Q

you are going

Duetsch

A

Sie gehen

96
Q

Are you going?

Duetsch

A

Gehen Sie?

97
Q

I am going / I go

Duetsch

A

ich gehe

98
Q

I

Duetsch

A

ich

99
Q

not

Duetsch

A

nicht

100
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now

Duetsch

A

jetzt

101
Q

not now

Duetsch

A

nicht jetzt

102
Q

I want

Duetsch

A

ich will

103
Q

I want to see it.

Duetsch

A

Ich will es sehen.

104
Q

but

Duetsch

A

aber

105
Q

I want to see it but not now.

Duetsch

A

Ich will es sehen aber nicht jetzt.

106
Q

Can you see it?

Duetsch

A

Können Sie es sehen?

107
Q

I can see it.

Duetsch

A

Ich kann es sehen

108
Q

I cannot see it.

Duetsch

A

Ich kann es nicht sehen.

109
Q 
The pronoun (for example, ‘es’) usually goes before ‘nicht’. 
(Duetsch)
A

es nicht

110
Q

I cannot see you.

Duetsch

A

Ich kann Sie nicht sehen.

111
Q

to understand

Duetsch

A

verstehen

112
Q

to stand

Duetsch

A

stehen

113
Q

we understand

Duetsch

A

wir verstehen

114
Q

We understand you.

Duetsch

A

Wir verstehen Sie.

115
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good / well

Duetsch

A

gut

116
Q

very good

Duetsch

A

sehr gut

117
Q

Pronunciation of long vowels, such as in ‘sehr’, ‘das Meer’, ‘mehr
(Duetsch)

A

.

118
Q

ocean

Duetsch

A

das Meer

119
Q

Mediterranean

Duetsch

A

das Mittelmeer

120
Q

more

Duetsch

A

mehr

121
Q

It is very good.

Duetsch

A

Es ist sehr gut.

122
Q

we understand

Duetsch

A

wir verstehen

123
Q

we don’t understand

Duetsch

A

wir verstehen nicht

124
Q

We don’t understand it.

Duetsch

A

Wir verstehen es nicht.

125
Q

We don’t understand you very well.

Duetsch

A

Wir verstehen Sie nicht sehr gut.

126
Q

Do you understand?

Duetsch

A

Verstehen Sie?

127
Q

Do you understand it?

Duetsch

A

Verstehen Sie es?

128
Q

Do you understand me?

Duetsch

A

Verstehen Sie mich?

129
Q

Don’t you understand me?

Duetsch

A

Verstehen Sie mich nicht?

130
Q

Can you understand me?

Duetsch

A

Können Sie mich verstehen?

131
Q

‘Can’ is a ‘handle’. It is always followed by another verb and that verb comes at the end of the sentence.
(Duetsch)

A

can + verb

132
Q

I can

Duetsch

A

ich kann

133
Q

I cannot

Duetsch

A

ich kann nicht

134
Q

I cannot understand you.

Duetsch

A

Ich kann Sie nicht verstehen.

135
Q

I’m sorry.

Duetsch

A

Es tut mir Leid.

136
Q

I’m sorry but …

Duetsch

A

Es tut mir Leid, aber …

137
Q

I’m sorry but I cannot understand you.

Duetsch

A

Es tut mir Leid, aber ich kann Sie nicht verstehen.

138
Q

to stay

Duetsch

A

bleiben

139
Q

we are staying

Duetsch

A

wir bleiben

140
Q

we are not staying

Duetsch

A

wir bleiben nicht

141
Q

long (time)

Duetsch

A

lange

142
Q

We cannot stay here long.

Duetsch

A

Wir können nicht… hier lange bleiben.

143
Q 
how long 
(Duetsch)
A

wie lange

144
Q

How long can you stay here?

Duetsch

A

Wie lange können Sie hier bleiben?

145
Q

I must

Duetsch

A

ich muss

146
Q

I must see it.

Duetsch

A

Ich muss es sehen.

147
Q

I must stay here …

Duetsch

A

Ich muss hier bleiben …

148
Q

… but I cannot stay here long.

Duetsch

A

…aber ich kann nicht lange hier bleiben.

149
Q

I must go soon.

Duetsch

A

Ich muss bald gehen.

150
Q

There are two words for ‘me’. If ‘to me’ is implied, then the German is ‘mir’. If not, then it is ‘mich’.

A

TO ME!

151
Q

Do you understand me?

Duetsch

A

Verstehen Sie mich?

152
Q

Similarities between German and Anglo-Saxon words in English. You may guess vocabulary but not structure.

A

DONT BE GUESSIN!

153
Q

I’m sorry but I cannot find it.

Duetsch

A

Es tut mir Leid, aber ich kann es nicht finden.

154
Q

I know

Duetsch

A

ich weiß

155
Q

I know it.

Duetsch

A

Ich weiß es.

156
Q

I don’t know it.

Duetsch

A

Ich weiß es nicht.

157
Q

where

Duetsch

A

wo

158
Q

I don’t know where it is.

Duetsch

A

Ich weiß nicht wo es ist.

159
Q

I cannot find it.

Duetsch

A

Ich kann es nicht finden.

160
Q

I’m sorry but I don’t know where it is. I cannot find it.

Duetsch

A

Es tut mir Leid, aber ich weiß nicht wo es ist. Ich kann es nicht finden.

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