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Which of the following sentences correctly uses a verb with a separable prefix?
Which of the following sentences correctly uses a verb with a separable prefix?
- Ich kann das Problem nicht verstehen, weil es zu kompliziert ist.
- Er bietet mir einen Kaffee an, weil er sehr freundlich ist. (correct)
- Wir müssen die Tür schließen, bevor es zu kalt wird.
- Sie möchte ein Buch kaufen, aber sie hat kein Geld.
If you want to say 'He likes to carry the bag' in German, which verb form should you use?
If you want to say 'He likes to carry the bag' in German, which verb form should you use?
- Er mag die Tasche bekommen.
- Er mag die Tasche geben.
- Er mag die Tasche tragen. (correct)
- Er mag die Tasche kaufen.
Imagine someone is offering you help. Which verb conjugates correctly to complete the sentence: 'Danke, ich _____ das selbst machen.'?
Imagine someone is offering you help. Which verb conjugates correctly to complete the sentence: 'Danke, ich _____ das selbst machen.'?
- mögen
- mögt
- magst
- mag (correct)
Which of the following sentences correctly uses the verb 'vergessen' (to forget) with the correct stem change?
Which of the following sentences correctly uses the verb 'vergessen' (to forget) with the correct stem change?
How would you ask 'How much does the beer cost?' in German, using the correct article and verb?
How would you ask 'How much does the beer cost?' in German, using the correct article and verb?
Select the sentence that correctly uses a verb requiring an accusative preposition.
Select the sentence that correctly uses a verb requiring an accusative preposition.
Which of the following sentences correctly expresses direction or location using the word 'dort'?
Which of the following sentences correctly expresses direction or location using the word 'dort'?
If someone asks you, 'Ist der Wein teuer?', and you want to respond that it is actually cheap, which adjective is most appropriate to use?
If someone asks you, 'Ist der Wein teuer?', and you want to respond that it is actually cheap, which adjective is most appropriate to use?
You want to ask a store clerk if they have something 'different' available. How do you correctly phrase the question in German?
You want to ask a store clerk if they have something 'different' available. How do you correctly phrase the question in German?
Which option uses the correct plural form for 'der Tisch' (the table) in a restaurant setting when referring to multiple tables?
Which option uses the correct plural form for 'der Tisch' (the table) in a restaurant setting when referring to multiple tables?
Flashcards
bekommen
bekommen
To get, receive
holen
holen
To fetch, get ahold of.
tragen
tragen
To carry, wear
erreichen
erreichen
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das Glas
das Glas
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das Geld
das Geld
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der Tisch
der Tisch
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die Tür
die Tür
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der Garten
der Garten
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zuerst
zuerst
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Study Notes
- This is a list of common & abstract words in German
Countries & Nationalities
- China is "(das) China"
- Chinese is "chinesisch"
- Europe is "(das) Europa"
- European is "europäisch"
- France is "(das) Frankreich"
- French is "französisch"
- Italy is "(das) Italien"
- Austria is "(das) Österreich"
- Austrian (male) is "der Österreicher", plural is "die Österreicher", article is "der"
- Austrian (female) is "die Österreicherin", plural is "die Österreicherinnen", article is "die"
- Swiss is "Schweizer"
- Swiss (male) is "der Schweizer", plural is "die Schweizer", article is "der"
- Swiss (female) is "die Schweizerin", plural is "die Schweizerinnen", article is "die"
- American is "amerikanisch"
- international is "international"
- National is "national"
Common Verbs
- To buy - kaufen
- To connect - verbinden
- To get, receive - bekommen
- To give - geben
- To fetch, get ahold of - holen
- To cost - kosten
- To like - mögen
- To carry, wear - tragen
- To pay - zahlen
- To achieve, attain, reach - erreichen
Separable Prefix Verbs (Irregular)
- To offer - an-bieten
- To introduce, imagine - vorstellen
- To increase, gain weight - zunehmen
Common Nouns: Objects & Places
- Beer is "das Bier", plural: "die Biere", article: "das"
- Glass is "das Glas", plural: "die Gläser", article: "das"
- Water is "das Wasser", article: "das"
- Money is "das Geld", plural: "die Gelder", article: "das"
- Kilogram is "das Kilogramm", article: "das"
- Table is "der Tisch", plural: "die Tische", article: "der"
- Door is "Die Tür", plural: "Die Türen", article: "die"
- Garden is "der Garten", plural: "die Gärten", article: "der"
- Kitchen, cuisine is "die Küche", plural: "die Küchen", article: "die"
- Rest, remainder is "der Rest", plural: "die Reste", article: "der"
Common Adverbs
- (over) there (further than "da") is dort
- there is, there are is es gibt
- everywhere is überall
- [one] self is selbst
- alone is allein
People & Professions
- Customer (male) is "der Kunde", plural is "die Kunden", article is "der"
- Customer (female) is "die Kundin", plural is "die Kundinnen", article is "die"
- Person, human being is "der Mensch", plural is "die Menschen", article is "der"
- Name is "der Name", plural is "die Namen", article is "der"
- Refugee is "der Flüchtling", plural is "die Flüchtlinge", article is "der"
Time & Frequency
- First is zuerst
- Once, twice, three times is einmal, zweimal, dreimal
- At least is mindestens
- About, approximately is ungefähr
Adjectives & Descriptive Words
- Fat, thick is dick
- Finished, ready is fertig
- Fresh, recent is frisch
- Healthy is gesund
- Expensive is teuer
- Right away, same is gleich
- Critical, crucial is kritisch
- Cultural is kulturell
- Complete(ly), entire(ly) is komplett
- Typical(ly) is typisch
- Different is unterschiedlich
Prepositions & Conjunctions
- Until is bis
- For that, for it is dafür
- Against that, by contrast is dagegen
- Through, by means of is durch
- For (+ accusative) is für
- Against (+ accusative) is gegen
- Without (+ accusative) is ohne
- Around, at (with time) is um
- Between (+ acc./dat.) is zwischen
Abstract & Conceptual Words
- Type, kind, sort is "die Art", plural: "die Arten", article: "die"
- Story, history is "die Geschichte", plural: "die Geschichten", article: "die"
- Possibility is "die Möglichkeit", plural: "die Möglichkeiten", article: "die"
- Problem is "das Problem", plural: "die Probleme", article: "das"
- Difference is "der Unterschied", plural: "die Unterschiede", article: "der"
- Part, section is "der Teil", plural: "die Teile", article: "der"
- Theme, topic is "das Thema", plural: "die Themen", article: "das"
- Goal is "das Ziel", plural: "die Ziele", article: "das"
"ei" Stem Change Verbs
- These verbs change "ei" in "du" and "er/sie/es" forms
- geben
- Meaning: to give
- Ich: gebe
- Du: gibst
- Er/Sie/Es: gibt
- Wir: geben
- Ihr: gebt
- Sie/sie: geben
- nehmen
- Meaning: to take
- Ich: nehme
- Du: nimmst
- Er/Sie/Es: nimmt
- Wir: nehmen
- Ihr: nehmt
- Sie/sie: nehmen
- sprechen
- Meaning: to speak
- Ich: spreche
- Du: sprichst
- Er/Sie/Es: spricht
- Wir: sprechen
- Ihr: sprecht
- Sie/sie: sprechen
- vergessen
- Meaning: to forget
- Ich: vergesse
- Du: vergisst
- Er/Sie/Es: vergisst
- Wir: vergessen
- Ihr: vergesst
- Sie/sie: vergessen
"e → ie" Stem Change Verbs
- These verbs change "e" to "ie" in "du" and "er/sie/es" forms
- sehen
- Meaning: to see
- Ich: sehe
- Du: siehst
- Er/Sie/Es: sieht
- Wir: sehen
- Ihr: seht
- Sie/sie: sehen
- halten
- Meaning: to hold, stop
- Ich: halte
- Du: hältst
- Er/Sie/Es: hält
- Wir: halten
- Ihr: haltet
- Sie/sie: halten
"a→ ä" Stem Change Verbs
- These verbs change "a" to "ä" in "du" and "er/sie/es" forms
- tragen
- Meaning: to carry, wear
- Ich: trage
- Du: trägst
- Er/Sie/Es: trägt
- Wir: tragen
- Ihr: tragt
- Sie/sie: tragen
- schlafen
- Meaning: to sleep
- Ich: schlafe
- Du: schläfst
- Er/Sie/Es: schläft
- Wir: schlafen
- Ihr: schlaft
- Sie/sie: schlafen
- laufen
- Meaning: to run
- Ich: laufe
- Du: läufst
- Er/Sie/Es: läuft
- Wir: laufen
- Ihr: lauft
- Sie/sie: laufen
Completely Irregular (Mixed Patterns)
- "mögen" has a unique vowel shift in ich and du/er/sie/es forms
- mögen
- Meaning: to like
- Ich: mag
- Du: magst
- Er/Sie/Es: mag
- Wir: mögen
- Ihr: mögt
- Sie/sie: mögen
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