Pimsleur 1.11 (app)

Question 1

No, no beer.

Answer 1

Nein, kein Bier.

Question 2

When?

Answer 2

Wann?

Question 3

When would you like to eat? (formal)

Answer 3

Wann möchten Sie essen?

Question 4

No, not at my place.

Answer 4

Nein, nicht bei mir.

Question 5

i would like to drink something, too

Answer 5

Ich möchte auch etwas trinken.

Question 6

What would you like to do? (formal)

Answer 6

Was möchten Sie machen?

Question 7

With whom?

Answer 7

Mit wem?

Question 8

Would you like to drink something with me? (formal)

Answer 8

Möchten Sie etwas mit mir trinken?

Question 9

I wouldn’t like to eat anything now.

Answer 9

Ich möchte jetzt nichts essen.

Question 10

Are you going to eat now? (formal)

Answer 10

Essen Sie jetzt?

Question 11

I’m going to drink something at nine o’clock.

Answer 11

Ich trinke etwas um neun Uhr.

Question 12

I’m going to drink wine.

Answer 12

Ich trinke Wein.

Question 13

I’m going to eat tonight at ten o’clock.

Answer 13

Ich esse heute Abend um zehn Uhr.

Question 14

today

Answer 14

heute

Question 15

At what time tonight?

Answer 15

Um wieviel Uhr heute Abend?

Question 16

l am going to eat with you tomorrow. (formal)

Answer 16

Ich esse morgen mit Ihnen.

Question 17

well then

Answer 17

Also dann

Question 18

Well then, at 8 o’clock at my place

Answer 18

Also dann um acht Uhr bei mir.

Question 19

What would you like to do this evening?
(formal)

Answer 19

Was möchten Sie heute Abend machen?

Question 20

You’re going to eat at five? (formal)

Answer 20

Sie essen um fünf?

Question 21

No, I’m not drinking anything today.

Answer 21

Nein, ich trinke heute nichts.

I drink, today, nothing

Question 22

And we would like to drink something.

Answer 22

Und wir möchten etwas trinken.

Question 23

Where are you going? (formal)

Answer 23

Wohin fahren Sie?

Question 24

Are you going with me?
(formal)

Answer 24

Fahren Sie mit mir?

Question 25

I would like to buy something for my children.

Answer 25

Ich möchte etwas für meine Kinder kaufen.

Die kinder.
Miene kinder.

meine” is a possessive pronoun that functions as an attributive adjective. Grammatically, it is in the nominative case and agrees with the plural noun “Kinder.” It indicates that the children referred to belong to or are associated with the speaker.

Nominative Case: (the subject)
masc. fem. neut. plur.
ein. eine. ein. keine

Question 26

I’m visiting a few friends. (m, pl)

Answer 26

Ich besuche einige Freunde.

Question 27

a few friends

Answer 27

einige Freunde.

Question 28

I would like to work a little bit.

Answer 28

ich möchte ein bisschen arbeiten.

Question 29

Yes, I’m going to visit him.

Answer 29

ya, ich besuche ihn.

Question 30

I’m going to visit them.

Answer 30

Ich besuche sie.

Question 31

I would like to go away tomorrow.

Answer 31

Ich möchte morgen wegfahren.

Question 32

I’m going alone.

Answer 32

Ich fahre alleine.

Question 33

to work

Answer 33

arbeiten