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Question

What does 'gern geschehen' mean?

Answer 1

you are welcome ## Footnote Gern geschehen is a polite response to 'thank you'.

Answer 2

potatoes ## Footnote Kartoffeln are starchy vegetables commonly used in many dishes.

Answer 3

thank you very much ## Footnote Vielen Dank expresses a strong sense of gratitude.

Answer 4

zehn ## Footnote Zehn is a cardinal number in German.

Answer 5

doner kebab, kebab ## Footnote Döner is a popular Turkish dish made of meat cooked on a vertical rotisserie.

Answer 6

tomatoes ## Footnote Tomaten are a common ingredient in many cuisines.

Answer 7

nine ## Footnote Neun is the number 9 in German.

Answer 8

kilos of, kilo of, kilos ## Footnote Kilo is a metric unit of mass equal to 1,000 grams.

Answer 9

really, actually, truly ## Footnote Wirklich is used to emphasize truth or reality.

Answer 10

fünf ## Footnote Fünf is a cardinal number in German.

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seven ## Footnote Sieben is the number 7 in German.

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six ## Footnote Sechs is the number 6 in German.

Answer 13

euros, euro ## Footnote Euro is the currency used in many European countries.

Answer 14

from, 's, on ## Footnote Von is a preposition used to indicate origin or possession.

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zero ## Footnote Null represents the absence of quantity.

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dollar, dollars ## Footnote Dollar is a currency used in several countries, including the U.S.

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is, does cost, costs ## Footnote Kostet is used to indicate the price of something.

Answer 18

oranges ## Footnote Orangen are citrus fruits known for their vitamin C content.

Answer 19

Marktplatz ## Footnote Marktplatz is a location where goods are bought and sold.

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three ## Footnote Drei is the number 3 in German.

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eins ## Footnote Eins is a cardinal number in German.

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two ## Footnote Zwei is the number 2 in German.

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lawyer, barrister, solicitor ## Footnote Anwalt refers to a legal professional who represents clients.

Answer 24

Russia ## Footnote Russland is the largest country in the world by area.

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lawyer, a lawyer ## Footnote Anwältin refers to a female legal professional.

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Sweden ## Footnote Schweden is a Nordic country in Northern Europe.

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an artist, artists', performer ## Footnote Künstler refers to creative professionals in various fields.

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live, living ## Footnote Lebst is the second person singular form of 'leben' (to live).

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lebe ## Footnote Lebe is the first person singular form of 'leben'.

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lived, living, are living ## Footnote Leben refers to the state of being alive.

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police officer, policeman, a police officer ## Footnote Polizist is a member of law enforcement.

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students, pupil, student ## Footnote Schüler refers to individuals enrolled in school.

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German ## Footnote Deutsch refers to the language spoken in Germany and other countries.

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am talking, speak, pronounce ## Footnote Spreche is the first person singular form of 'sprechen' (to speak).

Answer 35

speak, are speaking ## Footnote Sprechen is the infinitive form of the verb to talk.

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English ## Footnote Englisch is the language spoken primarily in the United Kingdom and the U.S.

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any, no, not an ## Footnote Kein is used to negate nouns.

Answer 38

nice to meet you, nice ## Footnote Freut mich is a polite greeting when meeting someone.

Answer 39

as, such, like ## Footnote Wie is a comparative word used to indicate similarity.

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hot, am called ## Footnote Heiße is the first person singular form of 'heißen' (to be called).

Answer 41

hot, name, go ## Footnote Heißen is the infinitive form used to indicate one's name.

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arrives, comes on, do come ## Footnote Kommen is the infinitive form meaning to arrive or come.

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feel, have, are ## Footnote Sind is the third person plural form of 'sein' (to be).

Answer 44

Mr., gentleman ## Footnote Herr is a formal way to address a man.

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They, It, your ## Footnote Sie is a formal pronoun used for addressing individuals or groups.

Answer 46

chancellor, the chancellor, a chancellor ## Footnote Kanzlerin refers to a female head of government.

Answer 47

subway station ## Footnote U-Bahnstation is a stop for underground trains.

Answer 48

ATM, cash dispenser, cashpoint ## Footnote Geldautomat is a machine for withdrawing cash.

Answer 49

new ## Footnote Neu describes something that has recently been created or acquired.

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far away, far ## Footnote Weit weg describes a considerable distance.

Answer 51

university, uni, college ## Footnote Universität is an institution for higher education.

Answer 52

movie theater, cinema, movie theatre ## Footnote Kino is a place where films are shown.

Answer 53

on the right, right, the right ## Footnote Rechts indicates direction or position to the right.

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on the left, left, to the left ## Footnote Links indicates direction or position to the left.

Answer 55

bakery, baker's ## Footnote Bäckerei is a shop where bread and pastries are made and sold.

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supermarket, grocery store ## Footnote Supermarkt is a large store selling food and household items.

Answer 57

museum ## Footnote Museum is a place where artifacts and exhibits are displayed.

Answer 58

hotel ## Footnote Hotel is an establishment that provides lodging to travelers.

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cheap, inexpensive ## Footnote Billig describes something that costs little money.

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elegant ## Footnote Elegant describes something that is stylish and sophisticated.

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coffee shop, cafe, coffeehouse ## Footnote Café is a place where coffee and snacks are served.

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old ## Footnote Alt describes something that has existed for a long time.

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close, nearby, near ## Footnote In der Nähe indicates proximity to something.

Answer 64

church ## Footnote Kirche is a place of worship for Christians.

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pharmacy, drugstore, chemist ## Footnote Apotheke is a place where medications are dispensed.

Answer 66

library ## Footnote Bibliothek is a place where books and other resources are available for borrowing.

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train station, railway station, rail station ## Footnote Bahnhof is a facility where trains stop for passengers.

Answer 68

market, marketplace ## Footnote Markt is a location for buying and selling goods.

Answer 69

over there ## Footnote Da drüben indicates a location at a distance.

Answer 70

park ## Footnote Park is an outdoor area for recreation and relaxation.

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taxi stand ## Footnote Taxistand is a designated area for taxis to pick up passengers.

Answer 72

piano ## Footnote Klavier is a musical instrument with keys.

Answer 73

am playing, play, playing ## Footnote Spiele is the first person singular form of 'spielen' (to play).

Answer 74

are playing, playing, play ## Footnote Spielst is the second person singular form of 'spielen'.

Answer 75

chess ## Footnote Schach is a strategy board game for two players.

Answer 76

is, are playing, is playing ## Footnote Spielt is the third person singular form of 'spielen'.

Answer 77

often ## Footnote Oft indicates frequency of occurrence.

Answer 78

swim, is swimming, are floating ## Footnote Schwimmt is the third person singular form of 'schwimmen' (to swim).

Answer 79

is drawing, paints, draws ## Footnote Malt is the third person singular form of 'malen' (to paint).

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make, cooks, is cooking ## Footnote Kocht is the third person singular form of 'kochen' (to cook).

Answer 81

always ## Footnote Immer indicates a constant or unchanging situation.

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swim, are floating, float ## Footnote Schwimmst is the second person singular form of 'schwimmen'.

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are boiling, make, boil ## Footnote Kochst is the second person singular form of 'kochen'.

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are painting, paint ## Footnote Malst is the second person singular form of 'malen'.

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in any case, hey, anyway ## Footnote Eh is an informal expression often used in conversation.

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paint, am painting, draw ## Footnote Male is the first person singular form of 'malen'.

Answer 87

never ## Footnote Nie indicates the absence of occurrence.

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swim, am swimming, swimming ## Footnote Schwimme is the first person singular form of 'schwimmen'.

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sometimes, at times ## Footnote Manchmal indicates occasional occurrence.

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eight ## Footnote Acht is the number 8 in German.

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teacher, a teacher ## Footnote Lehrerin refers to a female educator.

Answer 92

work, piece of work, job ## Footnote Arbeit refers to tasks or employment.

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teacher, instructor, schoolteacher ## Footnote Lehrer refers to a male educator.

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interesting ## Footnote Interessant describes something that captures attention.

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but, however ## Footnote Aber is a conjunction used to introduce a contrast.

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stressful ## Footnote Stressig describes situations that induce stress.

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doctor, physician ## Footnote Arzt is a medical professional who diagnoses and treats patients.

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a student, college student, student ## Footnote Studentin refers to a female student at a higher education institution.

Answer 99

doctor, a doctor ## Footnote Ärztin refers to a female medical professional.

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college student, university student, student ## Footnote Student refers to an individual enrolled in a higher education institution.

Answer 101

girlfriend, friend, friend's ## Footnote Freundin refers to a female friend or partner.

Answer 102

your, yours ## Footnote Deine is a possessive pronoun used for informal singular second person.

Answer 103

profession, job, occupation ## Footnote Beruf refers to a person's trade or career.

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your ## Footnote Dein is a possessive pronoun used for informal singular second person.

Answer 105

what ## Footnote Was is an interrogative pronoun used to ask questions.

Answer 106

professor, a professor ## Footnote Professorin refers to a female professor at a university.

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professor, a professor ## Footnote Professor refers to a male professor at a university.

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ow, oh, ouch ## Footnote Au is an exclamation used to express pain or discomfort.

Answer 109

waitress, server ## Footnote Kellnerin refers to a female server in a restaurant.

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she ## Footnote Sie is a pronoun used to refer to a female subject.

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actor ## Footnote Schauspieler refers to a male performer in film or theater.

Answer 112

actress, actor ## Footnote Schauspielerin refers to a female performer in film or theater.

Answer 113

loud, noisy, loudly ## Footnote Laut describes a high volume of sound.

Answer 114

exciting, thrilling ## Footnote Aufregend describes something that provokes excitement.

Answer 115

expensive, costly, dear ## Footnote Teuer describes something that has a high price.

Answer 116

cool ## Footnote Cool is a colloquial term used to describe something trendy or appealing.

Answer 117

also, as well, too ## Footnote Auch is used to add information or agreement.

Answer 118

France ## Footnote Frankreich is a country in Western Europe.

Answer 119

made of, out, off ## Footnote Aus is a preposition used to indicate origin or material.

Answer 120

come, will come, am coming ## Footnote Komme is the first person singular form of 'kommen' (to come).

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Munich ## Footnote München is the capital city of Bavaria in Germany.

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city, town ## Footnote Stadt refers to an urban area with a defined legal status.

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Vienna ## Footnote Wien is the capital city of Austria.

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Austria ## Footnote Österreich is a landlocked country in Central Europe.

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where, from, where from ## Footnote Woher is used to ask about origin.

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come, are coming, are ## Footnote Kommst is the second person singular form of 'kommen'.

Answer 127

America ## Footnote Amerika refers to the continents of North and South America.

Answer 128

in, with, inside ## Footnote In is a preposition used to indicate position within something.

Answer 129

Germany ## Footnote Deutschland is a country in Central Europe.

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small ## Footnote Klein describes something of little size.

Answer 131

Canada ## Footnote Kanada is a country located in North America.

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wonderful, splendid, excellent ## Footnote Wunderbar describes something that is exceptionally good.

Answer 133

schnitzel, schnitzels ## Footnote Schnitzel is a breaded and fried meat dish, often made from pork or chicken.

Answer 134

with, for, too ## Footnote Zu is a preposition indicating direction or purpose.

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check ## Footnote Rechnung refers to a bill for services rendered, typically in restaurants.

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food ## Footnote Essen refers to any substance consumed for nutritional support.

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sausage ## Footnote Wurst is a type of meat product typically made from ground meat and spices.

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restaurant ## Footnote Restaurant is an establishment that prepares and serves food.

Answer 139

salt ## Footnote Salz is a mineral used primarily for flavoring food.

Answer 140

sorry, excuse me, apologies ## Footnote Entschuldigung is used to express regret or to get someone's attention.

Answer 141

waiter ## Footnote Kellner refers to a male server in a restaurant.

Answer 142

menu ## Footnote Speisekarte is a list of food and drink items available in a restaurant.

Answer 143

cold ## Footnote Kalt describes a low temperature.

Answer 144

mineral water ## Footnote Mineralwasser is water that contains minerals and is often carbonated.

Answer 145

that, this, so ## Footnote Das is a definite article used to specify nouns.

Answer 146

egg ## Footnote Ei is a common food item that is often used in cooking.

Answer 147

sandwich ## Footnote Sandwich refers to a food item consisting of two slices of bread with filling.

Answer 148

here ## Footnote Hier indicates a location close to the speaker.

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hot ## Footnote Heiß describes a high temperature.

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delicious ## Footnote Lecker describes food that has a pleasant taste.

Answer 151

pizza ## Footnote Pizza is a popular dish consisting of a flat round base topped with various ingredients.

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with ## Footnote Mit is a preposition indicating accompaniment.

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salad ## Footnote Salat is a dish consisting of mixed vegetables, often served cold.

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cheese ## Footnote Käse is a dairy product made from curdled or cultured milk.

Answer 155

see you later ## Footnote Bis später is a casual farewell indicating a future meeting.

Answer 156

I am sorry ## Footnote Es tut mir leid is an expression of apology.

Answer 157

of course ## Footnote Natürlich indicates agreement or affirmation.

Answer 158

anyways, in any case, marriage ## Footnote Ehe can refer to the state of being married or a transition in conversation.

Answer 159

see you soon ## Footnote Bis bald is a casual farewell indicating a near future meeting.

Answer 160

cheers ## Footnote Prost is a toast used when drinking in company.

Answer 161

OK ## Footnote OK is an expression of agreement or acknowledgment.

Answer 162

goodbye ## Footnote Auf Wiedersehen is a formal way to say goodbye.

Answer 163

it's, he's, him ## Footnote Er is a pronoun used to refer to a male subject.

Answer 164

I'm all right ## Footnote Es geht is a common response indicating that one is okay.

Answer 165

saw, looked, watched ## Footnote Sah is the past tense of 'sehen' (to see).

Answer 166

good ## Footnote Gut describes something of high quality or positive condition.

Answer 167

hello ## Footnote Guten Tag is a formal greeting used during the day.

Answer 168

how are you? ## Footnote Wie geht's is a common way to ask about someone's well-being.

Answer 169

super, great, fantastic ## Footnote Super is an expression of enthusiasm or approval.

Answer 170

bear ## Footnote Bär refers to a large mammal known for its strength.

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owl ## Footnote Eule is a nocturnal bird known for its distinctive hoot.

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oh, aw ## Footnote Oh is an exclamation expressing surprise or realization.

Answer 173

where ## Footnote Wo is an interrogative pronoun used to ask about location.

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mouse ## Footnote Maus refers to a small rodent often kept as a pet.

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cat ## Footnote Katze refers to a domesticated feline animal.

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elephant ## Footnote Elefant is a large mammal known for its trunk and tusks.

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beautiful ## Footnote Schön describes something that is aesthetically pleasing.

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young ## Footnote Jung describes someone or something that is in the early stages of life.

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dog ## Footnote Hund refers to a domesticated canine animal.

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boy ## Footnote Junge refers to a male child or young male.

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this, to the, of the ## Footnote Der is a definite article used for masculine nouns.

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ie ## Footnote Ie is a common vowel combination in German words.

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this, the, that ## Footnote Die is a definite article used for feminine nouns.

Answer 184

lied, was lying, lay ## Footnote Lag is the past tense of 'liegen' (to lie).

Answer 185

nice ## Footnote Nett describes someone or something that is pleasant or kind.

Answer 186

smart ## Footnote Klug describes someone who is intelligent or wise.

Answer 187

tall ## Footnote Groß describes something of significant height.

Answer 188

very ## Footnote Sehr is an adverb used to intensify adjectives.

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is, there is, 's ## Footnote Ist is the third person singular form of 'sein' (to be).

Answer 190

daughter ## Footnote Tochter refers to a female child of parents.

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son ## Footnote Sohn refers to a male child of parents.

Answer 192

you ## Footnote Du is an informal second person singular pronoun.

Answer 193

are, have been, were ## Footnote Bist is the second person singular form of 'sein' (to be).

Answer 194

woman, wife, Ms. ## Footnote Frau is a formal way to refer to an adult female.

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oh ## Footnote Ach is an exclamation expressing realization or frustration.

Answer 196

husband, man, guy ## Footnote Mann refers to an adult male.

Answer 197

brother ## Footnote Bruder refers to a male sibling.

Answer 198

my ## Footnote Mein is a possessive pronoun used for first person singular.

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mine, think, my ## Footnote Meine is a possessive pronoun used for first person singular feminine.

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sister ## Footnote Schwester refers to a female sibling.

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mother ## Footnote Mutter refers to a female parent.

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am, will be, feel ## Footnote Bin is the first person singular form of 'sein' (to be).

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an, a, one ## Footnote Eine is a feminine indefinite article.

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a, one, submit ## Footnote Ein is a masculine indefinite article.

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four ## Footnote Vier is the number 4 in German.

Answer 206

I ## Footnote Ich is the first person singular pronoun.

Answer 207

father ## Footnote Vater refers to a male parent.

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yes ## Footnote Ja is an affirmative response.

Answer 209

beer ## Footnote Bier is an alcoholic beverage made from fermented grains.

Answer 210

or ## Footnote Oder is a conjunction used to present alternatives.

Answer 211

bye ## Footnote Tschüss is an informal farewell.

Answer 212

no ## Footnote Nein is a negative response.

Answer 213

thank you ## Footnote Danke is an expression of gratitude.

Answer 214

water ## Footnote Wasser is a clear, colorless liquid essential for life.

Answer 215

bread ## Footnote Brot is a staple food made from flour and water.

Answer 216

wine ## Footnote Wein is an alcoholic beverage made from fermented grapes.

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tea ## Footnote Tee is a beverage made by infusing dried leaves in hot water.

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hello ## Footnote Hallo is an informal greeting.

Answer 219

coffee ## Footnote Kaffee is a popular beverage made from roasted coffee beans.

Answer 220

please ## Footnote Bitte is a polite request word.

Answer 221

milk ## Footnote Milch is a white liquid produced by mammals, commonly consumed as a beverage.

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A, ≅ M ## Footnote A is a letter and can also represent a grade or a type.

Answer 223

and ## Footnote Und is a conjunction used to connect words or phrases.

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