DUO german Basics 1 Flashcards by James Ormiston

Q

The Bread

A

Das Brot

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Man

A

der Mann

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Woman

A

die Frau

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I

A

ich

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To be

(infinitive)

A

sein

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the Boy

A

der Junge

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You (informal/ singular)

A

du

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the Girl

A

das Mädchen

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the Child

A

das Kind

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the Apple

A

Der Apfel

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He

A

er

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She

A

sie

you (formal), they, she (not he)

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To drink

infinitve

A

trinken

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To eat

A

essen

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the Milk

A

die Milch

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Good

A

gut

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We

A

wir

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the Book

A

das Buch

The “ch” gets a hard pronunciation when it stands after the letters “a, o, u, au.

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To read

A

lesen

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the Newspaper

A

die Zeitung

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To have

A

haben

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It

A

es

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They

A

sie

you (formal), they, she (not he)

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You (formal)

A

Sie

you (formal), they, she (not he)

Q

the waiter. The waitress

A

der Kellner, die Kellnerin,

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is he a waiter?

A

Ist er Kellner?

Q

she is a waitress

A

Sie ist Kellnerin.

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The actor. The actress

A

der Schauspieler, die Schauspielerin

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interesting

A

interessant

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stressful

A

stressig

If the “g” stands at the end of the word, it is generally more pronounced like a soft “k.”*

Q

the job

A

die Arbeit

Q

is your job stressful?

A

Ist deine Arbeit stressig?

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is your father a teacher?

Informal

A

Ist dein Vater Professor?

Q

she is a professor

A

Sie ist Professorin

Q

he is a professor

A

er ist Professor.

Q

Anna always swims

A

Anna schwimmt immer.

Q

always

A

immer

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never

A

nie

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sometimes

A

Manchmal

Q

often

A

oft

Q

I swim sometimes

A

ich schwimme manchmal

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You never swim

INFORMAL

A

du schwimmst nie

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do you paint often?

INFORMAL

A

malst du oft?

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where does the student paint?

A

Wo malt der Student?

Q

i always paint

A

Ich male immer

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you never cook!

A

du kochst nie!

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are you cooking today?

INFORMAL

A

Kochst du heute?

Q

I’m cooking something this evening

A

Ich koche heute Abend etwas

Q

Does your father always cook?

A

Kocht dein Vater immer?

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To where would you like to go?

INFORMAL

A

Wohin möchtest du fahren?