Dw - Lektion 1

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Auch

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Also

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e Stadt

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Town, city

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Westen
[adj]
"liegt im Westen von [etw]"

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west
[adj]
"lies in the west of [sw]"

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Süden
[n]
"liegt im Süden von [etw]"

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south
[n]
"lies in the south of [sw]"

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Norden
[n]
"liegt im Norden von [etw]"

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north
[n]
"lies in the north of [sw]"

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Osten
[n]
"liegt im Osten von [etw]"

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east
[n]
"lies in the east of [sw]"

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e Haupstadt
[n]
"Berlin ist die Haupstadt von Deutschland"

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capital (place)
[n]
"London is the capital of England"

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geben
[v]
"Gib mir [etw]"

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to give
[v]
"Give me [st]"

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ansehen
[v]
"Sehen Sie sich an"

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to view [something]
[v]
"[you fml] view [etw]"

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zählen
[v]

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to count
[v]

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e Woche
[n]

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the week
[n]

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Montag
[n]

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Monday
[n]

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Dienstag
[n]

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Tuesday
[n]

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Mittwoch
[n]

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Wednesday
[n]

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Donnerstag
[n]

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Thursday
[n]

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Freitag
[n]

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Friday
[n]

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Samstag
[n]

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Saturday
[n]

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Sonntag
[n]

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Sunday
[n]

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beginnen
[v]
"Die Woche beginnt am Montag"

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to begin
[v]
"The week begins on Monday"

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enden
[v]
"Die Woche endet am Freitag"

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to end
[v]
"The week ends on Friday"

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s Wochenende
[n]
"Das Wochenende endet am Sonntag"

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weekend
[n]
"The weekend ends on Sunday"

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e Probe
[n]

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rehearsal
[n]

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"kommt nach"
[ph]
"Montag kommt nach Sonntag"
"Die Haltestelle kommt nach diesem Haus"

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"comes after"
[ph]
"Monday comes after Sunday"
"The station [stop] is after this house"

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r Lehrer (e -in)
[n]
"Sie sind Lehrerin"

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teacher
[n]
"She's a teacher"

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(immer) noch
[av]
"Ich gehe noch in die Schule"

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still
[av]
"I still go to school"

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wieder
[av]
"Montag gehe ich wieder in die Schule"

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again
[av]
"Monday I go again to school"

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ungefähr
[adj]
"In Deutschland leben ungefähr 82 Millionen Menschen"

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about, around (approximately)
[adj]
"Around 82 million people live in Germany"

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weiß
[adj]

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white
[adj]

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das Kreuz
[n]
"Die Flagge der Schweiz ist rot mit weißem Kreuz"

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cross
[n]
"The flag of Switzerland is red with a white cross"

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leben
[v]

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to live
[v]

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r Nachbar
[n]

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neighbour
[n]

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e Geschäftskollegin
[n]

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business colleague
[n]

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e Schiegermutter
[n]

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mother-in-law
[n]

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s Kind
[n]

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child
[n]

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stammen [aus]
[v]
"Ich stamme aus England"

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to come from
[v]
"I come from England"

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verheiratet
[adj]
"Wir sind verheiratet"

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married
[adj]
"We are married"

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ihr
[pron]
"ein Freund von ihr"

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'her'
[pron]
"a friend of hers"

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rechnen
[v]

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to calculate
[v]

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s Blatt Papier
[n]

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piece of paper
[n]

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regnen
[v]
"Es regnet"

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to rain
[v]
"It's raining"

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r Himmel
[n]
"Der Himmel is blau"

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sky
[n]
"The sky is blue"

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schneien
[v]
"Es schneit"

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to snow
[v]
"It's snowing"

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scheinen [mit Licht]
[v]
"Die Sonne scheint"

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to shine [with light]
[v]
"The sun is shining/shines"

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unter
[prep]
"Wir liegen unter einem Baum"
"Unter 0C Celsius"

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below/under
[prep]
"We lie under a tree"
"Below 0C celsius"

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r Schnee
[n]
"Schneeflocke"
"Der Schnee liegt meterhoch"

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snow
[n]
"Snowflake"
"The snow is more [lies] than a meter deep"

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s Gewitter
[n]
"Vielleicht kommt ein Gewitter"
"Gewitter reinigen die Luft"

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thunderstorm
[n]
"Maybe a thunderstorm is coming"
"A thunderstorm clears the air"

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e Wolke, -n
[n]
"Es gibt viele Wolken"

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cloud
[n]
"There are lots of clouds"

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r Kellner, -in
[n]

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waiter(ess)
[n]

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r Brief
[n]
"Ein maedchen moechte einen Brief einwerfen"

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letter
[n]
"A girl wants to post [drop off [inside]] a letter"

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einwerfen
[v]
"Ein maedchen moechte einen Brief einwerfen"

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to drop off [inside]
[v]
"A girl wants to post [drop off [inside]] a letter"

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r Kinderwagen
[n]
"Ein Frau geht mit Kinderwagen vorbei"

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pushchair
[n]
"A woman passes by with a pushchair"

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r Postkasten
[n]
"Der Postkasten ist gelb"

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Postbox
[n]
"The postbox is yellow"

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vorbeigehen
[v]
"Ein Mann geht mit Kinderwagen vorbei"
"Er ging, ohne etwas zu sagen, an mir vorbei"

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to pass by
[v]
"A man passed by with a pushchair"
"He walked by me without speaking"

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anhalten
[v]
"Der Mann kann die Zeit anhalten"

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to halt, stop
[v]
"The man can stop time"

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s Geraeusch, -e
[n]
"Das Baby macht leise Geraeusche"

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noise
[n]
"The baby makes a quiet [as in soft] noises"

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für dich/mich
[ph]

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for you/me
[ph]

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eigentlich
[adj]
"Was ist für dich eigentlich der großte Reichtum?"

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anyway
[adj]
"What is for you *anyway* the greatest treasure?"

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r Reichtum
[n]

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treasure, wealth, fortune
[n]

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vorstellen
[v]
"Das war nich hilfreich, wie man muss sich vorstellen kann"

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to imagine, conceive
[v]
"That did not help, as one can imagine"

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aufstehen
[v]
"Wann stehst du auf?"

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to get up [out of bed]
[v]
"When do you get up?"

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mitnehmen
[v]

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to take [with one]
[v]

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mitkommen
[v]

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to come along [with]
[v]

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vorlesen
[v]

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to read aloud
[v]