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Frühling

Spring

Garten

1. garden, 2. park

Geschichte

1. history, 2. story

Geschäft

1. shop, 2. business, 3. deal

Kino

Cinema

Kuss

Kiss

Mütze

hat, cap

Prüfung

1. examination, 2. test, audit

Rock

1. skirt, 2. rock

Sommer

Summer

Strumpf

stocking, sock

Tochter

daughter

Vergnügen

pleasure

Vogel

bird

begrüßen

1. to greet, 2. to welcome berührenberühren Verb

berühren

to touch

blöd

stupid

dünn

1. thin, 2. slim, 3. weak hörenhört Verb

hübsch

pretty

schütteln

to shake

öffnen

1. to open, 2. to open up

öfter

frequently

über

1. above, 2. across, 3. on top of, 4. more than, 5. about