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Nur

Only

Schon

Already

Noch

Still/only

Immer

Always/forever

Zu

Too (too much)

Fertig

Ready

Alles

Everything

Genug

Enough

Das zeug

The staff/ thing

Brücken / die Brucke

Bridges / bridge

Langsam

Slow

Ecken

Corner

Auch

Too (same)

Dörfer/ das Dorf

Villages/ village

Vielleicht

Perhaps

Alleine

Alone

Dran

Turn (очередь)

Wieder

Again

Die Bank

Bank