Living German - Lesson 19 Flashcards

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1
Q

Vocab

noise

A

der Lärm

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2
Q

Vocab

animal, beast

A

das Tier (-e)

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3
Q

Vocab

bear

A

das Bär

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4
Q

Vocab

character

A

der Charakter (-e)

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5
Q

Vocab

fox

A

der Fuch “-e)

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6
Q

Vocab

honey

A

der Honig

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7
Q

Vocab

king

A

der König (-e)

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8
Q

Vocab

lion

A

der Löwe (-n)

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9
Q

Vocab

stem, trunk

A

der Stamm (“-e)

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10
Q

Vocab

trick

A

der Streich (-e)

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11
Q

Vocab

fable

A

die Fabel (-n)

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12
Q

Vocab

story

A

die Geschichte (-n)

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13
Q

Vocab

face

A

das Gesicht (-er)

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14
Q

Vocab

bad, evil, angry, wicked

A

böse

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15
Q

Vocab

noble

A

edel

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16
Q

Vocab

simple

A

einfältig

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17
Q

Vocab

hollow

A

hohl

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18
Q

Vocab

next, nearest

A

nächst

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19
Q

Vocab

sweet

A

süß

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20
Q

Vocab

even

A

sogar

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21
Q

Vocab

fortunately

A

glüchlicherweise

22
Q

Vocab

to lead

A

führen

23
Q

Vocab

to put, stick

A

stecken

24
Q

Vocab

to know

A

wissen (er weiß)

25
Q

Vocab

to set off

A

sich auf den Weg machen

26
Q

Vocab

to remove

A

entfernen

27
Q

Vocab

to remind

A

erinnern

28
Q

Vocab

to excuse

A

entschuldigen

29
Q

Vocab

to smell

A

riechen

30
Q

Vocab

to creep

A

kriechen

31
Q

Vocab

she sits herself down, sits down

A

sie setzt sich

Reflexive verb

32
Q

Vocab

she amuses herself, is amused

A

sie amüsiert sich

Reflexive verb

33
Q

Vocab

he calls himself, is called

A

er nennt sich

Reflexive verb

34
Q

Vocab

you interest yourself, are interested

A

Sie interessieren sich

Reflexive verb

35
Q

Vocab

he is glad

A

er freut sich

Reflexive verb

36
Q

Vocab

she converses

A

sie unterhält sich

Reflexive verb

37
Q

Vocab

it finds itself, is found, is

A

es befindet sich

Reflexive verb

38
Q

Vocab

he removes himself, goes away

A

er entfernt sich

Reflexive verb

39
Q

Vocab

I remind myself, remember

A

ich erinnere mich

Reflexive verb

40
Q

Vocab

they excuse themselves

A

sie entschuldigen sich

Reflexive verb

41
Q

Vocab

we complain

A

wir beklagen uns

Reflexive verb

42
Q

Grammar
Relexive Pronouns
Myself

A

mich

43
Q

Grammar
Relexive Pronouns
Yourself (informal)

A

dich

44
Q

Grammar
Relexive Pronouns
Yourself (formal)

A

sich

45
Q

Grammar
Relexive Pronouns
Himself/Herself/Itself

A

sich

46
Q

Grammar
Relexive Pronouns
Themselves

A

sich

47
Q

Grammar
Relexive Pronouns
Yourselves

A

sich

48
Q

Grammar
Relexive Pronouns
One’s self

A

sich

49
Q

Grammar
Relexive Pronouns
Ourselves

A

uns

50
Q

Grammar

Relexive Verbs

A

Almost any transitive verb (action verb, expressing a doable activity like kick, want, eat, clean which has a direct object) can be used reflexively (eg er liebt sich - he loves himself). Some verbs, however, have a fixed use as reflexives where you don’t use a reflexive verb in English (eg setzt sich)

51
Q

Grammar

Relexive Pronouns

A

Occupies the normal place in the word order for an object. In a main sentence, comes immediately after the verb; in a subordinate sentence, comes as near to the beginning as possible, usually after the subject