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Question 1

numbers

Answer 1

die zahlen

Question 2

armchair

Answer 2

der sessel -sessel

Question 3

bed

Answer 3

das bed -Betten

Question 4

chair

Answer 4

Pronunciation: SHTూL (oo pronounced like the “oo” in “boot”)
Part of Speech: Noun (masculine)
Plural: Stühle (pronounced SHTూ-leh)
Examples of how to use “Stuhl” in a sentence:

Setz dich auf den Stuhl! (Sit down on the chair!)

Question 5

picture” or “image

Answer 5

Bild (plural: Bilder) das
pronounced BEELD, rhymes with “speed
Bilder (pronounced BEEL-der, rhymes with “feel der”)

Question 6

table

Answer 6

Tisch” is a German word that translates to “table” in English. It’s a common word used for various flat-topped surfaces with legs, used for eating, working, placing things on, etc.

Here’s a breakdown of “Tisch”:

Pronunciation: TEESH (rhymes with “fish”)

Part of Speech: Noun (masculine)

Plural: Tische (pronounced TEE-sha)

Article:

Singular: der Tisch (pronounced dehr TEESH)
Plural: die Tische (pronounced dee TEE-sha)
Examples:

Singular:

Der Tisch ist zu klein für all die Gäste. (The table is too small for all the guests.)
Kannst du mir bitte den Zucker vom Tisch reichen? (Can you please pass me the sugar from the table?)
Ich muss noch meinen Schreibtisch aufräumen. (I still need to clean up my desk.)
Plural:

In der Kantine gibt es viele Tische. (There are many tables in the canteen.)
Wir decken gerade die Tische für das Abendessen. (We are setting the tables for dinner right now.)
Sie putzt jeden Tag die Tische ab. (She wipes down the tables every day.)

Question 7

sofa

Answer 7

Word: Sofa (pronounced SO-fah)
Plural: Sofas (pronounced SO-fah-s)
Article:
Singular: das Sofa (pronounced dahs SO-fah)
Plural: die Sofas (pronounced dee SO-fah-s)

Question 8

closet

Answer 8

Schrank”:

Pronunciation: Shrank (rhymes with “rank”)
Part of Speech: Noun (masculine)
Plural: Schränke (pronounced SHREN-keh)
Article:
Singular: der Schrank (pronounced dehr SHRANK)
Plural: die Schränke (pronounced dee SHREN-keh)

Question 9

carpet

Answer 9

Teppich”:

Pronunciation: TEH-pich (rhymes with “fetch”)
Part of Speech: Noun (masculine)
Plural: Teppiche (pronounced TEH-pi-che)
Article:
Singular: der Teppich (pronounced dehr TEH-pich)
Plural: die Teppiche (pronounced dee TEH-pi-che)

Question 10

lamp

Answer 10

Pronunciation: LAHMP-eh (rhymes with “camp-eh”)
Part of Speech: Noun (feminine)
Plural: Lampen (pronounced LAHMP-en)
Article:
Singular: die Lampe (pronounced dee LAHMP-eh)
Plural: die Lampen (pronounced dee LAHMP-en)
Examples:

Die Lampe im Wohnzimmer ist kaputt. (The lamp in the living room is broken.

Question 11

who says what

Answer 11

wer sagt was

Question 12

How much does this cost?

Answer 12

Wie viel kostet das? -Kann ich bitte den Preis erfahren
was kostet das

Question 13

only

Answer 13

nur

Question 14

special offer

Answer 14

sonderangebot - das
Sonderangebote

Question 15

echt

Answer 15

wirklich

Question 16

Instead of:

Answer 16

statt