Phrases

Question 1

All regular verbs have what two letters at the end in German

Answer 1

en

Question 2

What article is masculine?

Answer 2

der

Question 3

What article is feminine

Answer 3

die

Question 4

What article is neutral

Answer 4

das

Question 5

The “er” in Vater sounds like what?

Answer 5

a

Question 6

The V in Vater sounds like what?

Answer 6

f

Question 7

When you see an au like in die Frau, it sounds like what?

Answer 7

ow

dee Frow

Question 8

When we use an article for plural nouns, what one do we use?

Answer 8

die

no exceptions

Question 9

Student in English & Student in German. The ‘st” is pronounced how?

Answer 9

Sht

Question 10

All nouns are what?

Answer 10

Capitalized

Question 11

Are verbs capitalized?

Answer 11

No

Question 12

What are the three articles?

Answer 12

der, die, das

Question 13

what ein/eine (meaning a) do you use with der?

Answer 13

ein

Question 14

what ein/eine (meaning a) do you use with die?

Answer 14

eine

Question 15

what ein/eine (meaning a) do you use with das?

Answer 15

ein

Question 16

That is a female teacher

Answer 16

Das ist eine Lehrerin

Question 17

That is a male teacher

Answer 17

Das ist ein Lehrer

Question 18

That is a male university student

Answer 18

Das ist ein Student.

Question 19

That is a male kindergarten student

Answer 19

Das ist ein Schüler

Question 20

That is a female friend

Answer 20

Das ist eine Freundin

Question 21

That is a female Doctor.

Answer 21

Das ist eine Ärztin

Question 22

I am a male German student

Answer 22

Ich bin ein Schüler

Question 23

You are a female teacher

Answer 23

Du bist eine Lehrerin

Question 24

He, she, it is

Answer 24

er, sie, es ist

Question 25

I see my female friend

Answer 25

Ich sehe meine Freundin

Question 26

I see my male friend

Answer 26

Ich sehe meinen Freund.

Question 27

How is she called? | what is her name

Answer 27

Wie heißt sie?

Question 28

She is called Sara.

Answer 28

Sie heißt Zara.

Question 29

My name is Erik. These are my parents.

Answer 29

Ich heiße Erik. Das sind meine Eltern.

Question 30

How are you doing?

Answer 30

Wie geht es dir?

Question 31

I am fine.

Answer 31

Mir geht es gut.

Question 32

And you?

Answer 32

Und dir or und du? | Depends on the question.

Question 33

ie is pronouced

Answer 33

eee

Question 34

ei is pronoiced

Answer 34

like when you say mine - ein

Question 35

w is pronounced

Answer 35

v

Question 36

V is pronouced

Answer 36

f

Question 37

When you say the boys in German (not write) what do you say?

Answer 37

Jungs

Question 38

When you say the boys in German (not write) what do you say?

Answer 38

Jungs

Question 39

The boys in German, when writing it, you say what?

Answer 39

Jungen

Question 40

What are the personal pronouns

Answer 40

``` ich du er, sie, es wir ihr sie ```

Question 41

What are the definite articles?

Answer 41

der, die and das

Question 42

What are the infinitive articles?

Answer 42

ein and eine

Question 43

what are the possessive pronouns?

Answer 43

mein/meine

Question 44

mein and meine mean what?

Answer 44

Mine

Question 45

What possessive pronouns do you use with der/das?

Answer 45

Mein

Question 46

What possessive pronouns do you use with die and die plural?

Answer 46

Meine

Question 47

That is my male friend.

Answer 47

Das ist mein Freund.

Question 48

That is my female friend

Answer 48

Das ist meine Freundin.

Question 49

Those are my friends (plural)

Answer 49

Das sind meine Freunde.

Question 50

You are my guy friend

Answer 50

Du bist mein Freund.

Question 51

You are my female teacher.

Answer 51

Du bist meine Lehrerin

Question 52

That is my book.

Answer 52

Das ist mein Buch.

Question 53

Good day. I am Erik.

Answer 53

Guten tag. Ich bin Erik .

Question 54

How are you called? | what is your name

Answer 54

Wie heißt du?

Question 55

This is my teacher. | girl

Answer 55

Das ist meine Lehrerin

Question 56

`Das can mean what?

Answer 56

This/That/The

Question 57

Who is this?

Answer 57

Wer ist das?

Question 58

This is Sara.

Answer 58

Das ist Zara.

Question 59

She is my teacher.

Answer 59

Sie ist meine Lehrerin.

Question 60

I am learning German.

Answer 60

Ich lerne Deutsche.

Question 61

When you put two words together like Telefon and Nummer, you use the article from the last word. So Telefonnummer would be what in front of it?

Answer 61

Die Telefonnummer.

Question 62

The verb is always in what position?

Answer 62

Second, unless its a question, then its the first position.

Question 63

How old are you?

Answer 63

Wie alt bist du?

Question 64

Where do you live? Informal | Where do you live? Formal

Answer 64

Wo lebst du? | Wo leben Sie?

Question 65

When answering a question, what is the German word for in? | Example, I live in Texas

Answer 65

In

Question 66

What are you doing?

Answer 66

Was machst du?

Question 67

Do you have a brother?

Answer 67

Hast du ein Bruder?

Question 68

I have a sister.

Answer 68

Ich habe eine Schwester.

Question 69

I need a break.

Answer 69

Ich brauche eine pause.

Question 70

I am a girl.

Answer 70

Ich bin ein Mädchen.

Question 71

I have a friend. (male)

Answer 71

Ich habe ein Freund.

Question 72

I am a mother.

Answer 72

Ich bin eine Mutter.

Question 73

The same rules for dein/deine as ein/eine for der, die and das.

Answer 73

der and das = dein | die = deine

Question 74

I am doing nothing.

Answer 74

Ich mache gar nichts.

Question 75

I am buying a car

Answer 75

Ich kaufe ein Auto

Question 76

How old are you?

Answer 76

Wie alt bist du?

Question 77

I am 24.

Answer 77

Ich bin 24.

Question 78

I live in New York.

Answer 78

Ich lebe in New York.

Question 79

I am at home.

Answer 79

Ich bin zu Hause.

Question 80

You live in Michigan.

Answer 80

Du lebst in New York.

Question 81

What is your job?

Answer 81

Was ist dein beruf?

Question 82

I am 41 years old.

Answer 82

Ich bin 41 Jahre alt.

Question 83

Where do you come from?

Answer 83

Woher kommst du?

Question 84

I come from Germany.

Answer 84

Ich Komme aus Deutschland

Question 85

He is German

Answer 85

Er ist Deutsche.

Question 86

From can come from different meanings. What are they?

Answer 86

Von, her, aus

Question 87

Her in the word woher only comes in combo with what?

Answer 87

Each other to make the verb Woher. | Her does not work on its own

Question 88

If you ask woher, the answer always includes something with what?

Answer 88

Aus

Question 89

Never use what with woher?

Answer 89

Von

Question 90

Where do you live now? Formal | Where do you live now? Informal

Answer 90

Wo leben Sie jetzt? | Wo lebst du jetzt?

Question 91

Sie capitalized is what?

Answer 91

Formal view.

Question 92

Sie is conjugated like what?

Answer 92

Wir and Sie

Question 93

Turn Wo bist du into Sie?

Answer 93

Wo sind Sie. | The bist turns into the sind (because its conjugated like wir)

Question 94

My name is Erik

Answer 94

Ich heiße Erik.

Question 95

I am your German teacher.

Answer 95

Ich bin deine Deutschlehrerin.

Question 96

I have a daughter.

Answer 96

Ich habe eine Tochter.

Question 97

I have a son.

Answer 97

Ich habe ein Sohn.

Question 98

This is my sister.

Answer 98

Das ist meine Schwester.

Question 99

I live in Texas.

Answer 99

Ich lebe in Texas.

Question 100

Where do you come from?

Answer 100

Woher kommst du?

Question 101

I come from Texas.

Answer 101

Ich komme aus Texas.

Question 102

Who is this?

Answer 102

Wer ist das?

Question 103

This is Sara.

Answer 103

Das ist Zara.

Question 104

How do you say what is your name? | Two ways.

Answer 104

Wie heißt du? | Wie ist dein Name?

Question 105

How do you say, my name is Erik. | Both ways.

Answer 105

Ich heiße Erik. | Mein Name ist Erik.

Question 106

You are my German teacher. | formal

Answer 106

Sie sind meine Deutschlehrerin.

Question 107

You are my teacher since July. | formal

Answer 107

Sie sind meine Lehrerin seit Juli.

Question 108

I am your student. | formal

Answer 108

Ich bin dein Schüler.

Question 109

You have a daughter. | formal

Answer 109

Sie haben eine Tochter.

Question 110

What do you want to drink? | formal

Answer 110

Was möchten Sie trinken?

Question 111

How old is your daughter? | formal

Answer 111

Wie alt ist deine Tochter?

Question 112

When you have a question word with wer, wie, wo, was, woher, we put the question word where? and then where do you put the other two verbs?

Answer 112

We put the question words wer, wie, wo, was, woher in the beginning and then you put the first verb in the second position and the second verb in last position and its infinitive.

Question 113

Your daughter is 6 months old. | formal

Answer 113

Deine Tochter ist 6 Monate alt.

Question 114

My daughter is 11 years old.

Answer 114

Meine Tochter ist 11 Jahre alt.

Question 115

You are a German teacher. | formal

Answer 115

Sie sind Deutschlehrerin.

Question 116

Excuse me. What do you want to drink? | informal

Answer 116

Enshuldigung. Was möchtest du trinken?

Question 117

I want water.

Answer 117

Ich möchte Wasser.

Question 118

What is your name? | informal

Answer 118

Wie heißt du?

Question 119

My name is Sara. I come from Germany.

Answer 119

Ich heiße Zara. Ich komme aus Deutschland.

Question 120

What do you want to drink? | informal

Answer 120

Was möchtest du trinken?

Question 121

I want to drink Orange juice.

Answer 121

Ich möchte Orangensaft.

Question 122

Do you want coffee? | informal

Answer 122

Möchtest du Kaffe?

Question 123

No thank you.

Answer 123

Nein danke.

Question 124

Two orange juice please.

Answer 124

Zwei Orangensaft danke.

Question 125

I work and live in Dallas, Texas

Answer 125

Ich arbeite und lebe in Dallas, Texas

Question 126

I like to do fitness/workout

Answer 126

Ich mache gerne Fitness.

Question 127

I drive to work with car

Answer 127

Ich fahre mit dem Auto zur Arbeit.

Question 128

I drive to work with bike

Answer 128

Ich fahre mit dem Fahhrad zur Arbeit.

Question 129

I drive to work with subway

Answer 129

Ich fahre mit der Bahn zur Arbeit.

Question 130

I work for WSP

Answer 130

Ich arbeite für WSP.

Question 131

I work at WSP

Answer 131

Ich arbeite bei WSP

Question 132

I like to drink coffee.

Answer 132

Ich trinke gerne Kaffee.

Question 133

I like to drink tea.

Answer 133

Ich trinke gerne Tee.

Question 134

I like to eat Chicken and rice.

Answer 134

Ich esse gerne Hühnchen und Reis.

Question 135

Today, I ate fruit.

Answer 135

Ich habe heute Obst gegessen

Question 136

Present tense to be and past tense was

Answer 136

sein is present and past is waren was

Question 137

My hobbies are reading, riding bikes and hiking.

Answer 137

Meine Hobbys sind Lesen, Fahrrad fahren und Wandern.

Question 138

I'm interested in traveling.

Answer 138

Ich interessiere mich für Reisen.

Question 139

I've been to Germany before.

Answer 139

Ich war schon mal in Deutschland.

Question 140

I find gossip bad.

Answer 140

Ich finde Klatsch schlecht.

Question 141

I find positivity good.

Answer 141

Ich finde Positivität gut.

Question 142

I can speak English.

Answer 142

Ich kann Englisch sprechen.

Question 143

I am half American and half Mexican.

Answer 143

Ich bin halb US-Amerikaner und halb Mexicaner.

Question 144

This week I did studying and work.

Answer 144

Ich habe diese Woche studiert und gearbeitet.

Question 145

Conjugate Interessieren Ich Du Er/Sie/Es

Answer 145

Ich Interessiere Du Interessierst Er/Sie/Es Interessiert

Question 146

Conjugate Interessieren Wir Ihr Sie

Answer 146

Wir Interessieren Ihr Interessiert Sie Interessieren