Herzeleid_Laichzeit Flashcards

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Er liebt die Mutter

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  • Er liebt = He loves (verb phrase, from ‘lieben’)
  • die Mutter = the mother (noun, feminine, accusative case)
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Und von der Seite

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  • Und von der Seite = And from the side (prepositional phrase, dative case)
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Den Fisch gibt er ihr selbst

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  • Den Fisch gibt er ihr = He gives her the fish (verb phrase, accusative noun ‘Fisch’, dative pronoun ‘ihr’)
  • selbst = himself (adverb, emphasizing action)
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Dieser häutet sich vor leerem Hoden

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  • Dieser häutet sich = This one sheds its skin (reflexive verb phrase, from ‘häuten’)
  • vor leerem Hoden = in front of empty testicles (prepositional phrase, dative case, adjective ‘leerem’)
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Die alte Haut fällt auf den Boden

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  • Die alte Haut = The old skin (noun phrase, feminine, nominative case, adjective ‘alte’)
  • fällt auf den Boden = falls to the ground (verb phrase, prepositional phrase ‘auf den Boden’, accusative case)
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Er liebt die Schwester

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  • Er liebt = He loves (verb phrase, from ‘lieben’)
  • die Schwester = the sister (noun, feminine, accusative case)
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Und von hinten

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  • Und von hinten = And from behind (prepositional phrase, adverbial use)
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Der Fisch frisst sich zum Mund

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  • Der Fisch frisst sich = The fish eats its way (verb phrase, reflexive verb ‘sich fressen’)
  • zum Mund = to the mouth (prepositional phrase, dative case)
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Die Kiemen blutig noch vom saugen

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  • Die Kiemen = The gills (noun, plural, nominative case)
  • blutig noch vom saugen = still bloody from sucking (adjective ‘blutig’, verb ‘saugen’, prepositional phrase ‘vom saugen’, dative case)
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An den roten großen Augen

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  • An den roten großen Augen = On the red big eyes (prepositional phrase, dative case, adjectives ‘roten’ and ‘großen’)
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Laichzeit

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  • Laichzeit = Spawning time (noun, feminine, nominative case)
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Es ist Laichzeit

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  • Es ist = It is (verb phrase, from ‘sein’)
  • Laichzeit = spawning time (noun, nominative case)
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Er liebt den Hund

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  • Er liebt = He loves (verb phrase, from ‘lieben’)
  • den Hund = the dog (noun, masculine, accusative case)
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Oh Gott von oben

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  • Oh Gott = Oh God (interjection, noun ‘Gott’, nominative case)
  • von oben = from above (prepositional phrase, dative case)
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Der Fisch jetzt mit der Zunge küsst

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  • Der Fisch küsst = The fish kisses (verb phrase, subject ‘Fisch’)
  • jetzt mit der Zunge = now with the tongue (adverb ‘jetzt’, prepositional phrase, dative case)
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Speit tote Milch dir ins Gesicht

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  • Speit = Spits (verb, 3rd person singular, from ‘speien’)
  • tote Milch dir ins Gesicht = dead milk into your face (accusative noun ‘Milch’, dative pronoun ‘dir’, prepositional phrase ‘ins Gesicht’)
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Ihn anzufassen wagst du nicht

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  • Ihn anzufassen = To touch him (infinitive phrase, accusative pronoun ‘ihn’)
  • wagst du nicht = you do not dare (verb phrase, negation ‘nicht’)
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Überall Fischmilch

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  • Überall Fischmilch = Fish sperm everywhere (adverb ‘überall’, noun ‘Fischmilch’, nominative case)
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Die Mutter hat das Meer geholt

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  • Die Mutter hat geholt = The mother has taken (verb phrase, past perfect of ‘holen’)
  • das Meer = the sea (accusative noun ‘Meer’)
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Die Schwestern haben keine Zeit

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  • Die Schwestern haben = The sisters have (verb phrase, plural subject ‘Schwestern’)
  • keine Zeit = no time (negation phrase, accusative noun ‘Zeit’)
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Der Hund steht winkend am Gestade

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  • Der Hund steht = The dog stands (verb phrase, subject ‘Hund’)
  • winkend am Gestade = waving at the shore (present participle ‘winkend’, prepositional phrase, dative case)
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Der Fisch braucht seine Einsamkeit

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  • Der Fisch braucht = The fish needs (verb phrase, subject ‘Fisch’)
  • seine Einsamkeit = its solitude (noun, feminine, accusative case)