Living German - Lesson 19 Flashcards
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noise
der Lärm
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animal, beast
das Tier (-e)
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bear
das Bär
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character
der Charakter (-e)
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fox
der Fuch “-e)
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honey
der Honig
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king
der König (-e)
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lion
der Löwe (-n)
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stem, trunk
der Stamm (“-e)
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trick
der Streich (-e)
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fable
die Fabel (-n)
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story
die Geschichte (-n)
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face
das Gesicht (-er)
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bad, evil, angry, wicked
böse
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noble
edel
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simple
einfältig
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hollow
hohl
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next, nearest
nächst
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sweet
süß
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even
sogar
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fortunately
glüchlicherweise
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to lead
führen
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to put, stick
stecken
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to know
wissen (er weiß)
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to set off
sich auf den Weg machen
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to remove
entfernen
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to remind
erinnern
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to excuse
entschuldigen
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to smell
riechen
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to creep
kriechen
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she sits herself down, sits down
sie setzt sich
Reflexive verb
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she amuses herself, is amused
sie amüsiert sich
Reflexive verb
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he calls himself, is called
er nennt sich
Reflexive verb
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you interest yourself, are interested
Sie interessieren sich
Reflexive verb
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he is glad
er freut sich
Reflexive verb
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she converses
sie unterhält sich
Reflexive verb
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it finds itself, is found, is
es befindet sich
Reflexive verb
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he removes himself, goes away
er entfernt sich
Reflexive verb
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I remind myself, remember
ich erinnere mich
Reflexive verb
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they excuse themselves
sie entschuldigen sich
Reflexive verb
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we complain
wir beklagen uns
Reflexive verb
Grammar
Relexive Pronouns
Myself
mich
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Relexive Pronouns
Yourself (informal)
dich
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Relexive Pronouns
Yourself (formal)
sich
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Relexive Pronouns
Himself/Herself/Itself
sich
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Relexive Pronouns
Themselves
sich
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Relexive Pronouns
Yourselves
sich
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Relexive Pronouns
One’s self
sich
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Relexive Pronouns
Ourselves
uns
Grammar
Relexive Verbs
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)
Grammar
Relexive Pronouns
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
