German Vocabulary Quiz: Activities and Directions

To go to a place where you buy things.

To watch movies.

To ride a bicycle.

To go to a place where plays and performances are shown.

To eat at a place that serves food.

To travel to the countryside, which is a rural area with fields, farms, and forests.

To visit museums, which are buildings that exhibit artifacts and art.

To swim in a pool, lake, or ocean.

To go somewhere. Used for actions that involve movement.

Take - used for actions that involve selecting or choosing something.

The first street on the right. It is in the direction of a person's right hand when walking.

The second street on the left. It is in the direction of a person's left hand when walking.

To go straight ahead, in a direct line.

Go straight on until you reach the traffic lights. It means to continue in a straight direction until you see traffic lights.

To cross a bridge. It means to move over a structure built to span a physical obstacle.

It is on the right side. It indicates a location or direction to the right.

It is on the left side. It indicates a location or direction to the left.

It is on the left side. It indicates a location or direction to the left

A person who provides services, such as cleaning or cooking, in a hotel or other accommodation.

A place where people go to relax and enjoy themselves, often with facilities like pools and saunas.

A place where people go to eat, offering a range of dishes.

A device that moves people up and down in a building.

A space dedicated to parking vehicles.

A room or building where people can exercise.

A large, heated pool used for swimming and relaxation.

A room or facility with high temperatures for relaxation and health benefits.

A conjunction in German that introduces a dependent clause, meaning "when" or "if".

A grammar rule in German that uses a specific verb order when a sentence starts with "Wenn".

The form of 'to be' (sein/sein') used when expressing weather conditions in German.

Typical activities done in different weather conditions.

A word used to indicate time, in this case, "next week" in German.

A way of expressing future actions in German, similar to "will" in English.

A German word that means "now and then" or "occasionally".

Spoken German pronunciation of the umlaut "ä".

A phrase used when greeting someone in German.

A phrase used to ask someone what they want to buy in German.

A phrase used to ask about the price of something in German.

A phrase used to express gratitude in German.

A phrase used to say goodbye in German.

The German pronunciation of the letter "Z" is similar to the "TS" sound in the middle of the English word "pizza".

A way to express what you like to eat in German.

A phrase used to politely ask for something in German.

The phrase 'Was möchten Sie essen?' is a polite way to ask someone what they would like to eat in a restaurant setting. It's used when a waiter or waitress wants to take an order.

The expression 'als Vorspeise' is used to indicate that you are ordering an appetizer. It's a term often used in menus or when ordering food at a restaurant.

In German, 'einmal' translates to 'one' or 'once'. It is often used in restaurants when ordering food, indicating the quantity of items you want.

Tomatensuppe is a German word for 'tomato soup'. This is a popular choice as a starter or суп in German restaurants.

Cola is the German word for 'coke' and is a popular fizzy drink, often served with meals or as a refreshment.

Käseteller is a German word for 'cheese board', which is an assortment of various cheeses served as an appetizer, often accompanied by crackers and bread.

Limonade is the German word for 'lemonade', which is a refreshing drink made from lemon juice, sugar, and water.

Mineralwasser is the German word for 'mineral water', a type of water that is naturally rich in minerals. It's a popular beverage choice due to its refreshing and healthy qualities.