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Pimsleur 1.19 Flashcards

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German Verbs flashcards
1
Q

we live here

A

Wir wohen hier

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2
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much too fast

A

Viel zu schnell

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3
Q

WIth my wife

A

Mit meiner Frau

The noun that follows the preposition “Mit” takes the dative case.

masc. fem. neut. plur.
Einem. einer. einem. keinen.

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4
Q

Come in

formal

A

Kommen Sie herein

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5
Q

Pleased to meet you (“pleasant”)

A

Angenehm

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6
Q

Where is the restaurant ‘Zum Löwen’?

A

Wo ist das Restaurant “Zum Löwen?”

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7
Q

The restaurant is on Goethe Street.

A

Das Restaurant ist in der Goethestraße.

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8
Q

My wife? She’s over there.

A

Meine Frau? Sie ist dort drüben.

nominative

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9
Q

Is she over there?

A

Ist sie dort drüben?

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10
Q

I live here with my wife.

A

ich wohne mit meiner Frau hier.

The noun that follows the preposition “Mit” takes the dative case.

masc. fem. neut. plur.
Einem. einer. einem. keinen.

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11
Q

We don’t live here.

A

Wir wohnen nicht hier.

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12
Q

Where are they?

A

Wo sind sie?

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13
Q

our cat

A

Unsere Katze

Die Katze

“Unser Haus” means “our house” in English.

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14
Q

our house

A

Unser Haus

das haus

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15
Q

our dog

A

Unser Hund

der hund

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16
Q

Our big daughter is not here.

A

Unsere große Tochter ist nicht hier.

17
Q

Where is the bathroom?

A

Wo ist die Toilette?

18
Q

the toilet / bathroom

A

die Toilette

19
Q

Where are the little children?

A

Wo sind die kleinen Kinder?

das kinder > die kinder (plural)

the adjective “kleinen” is used because the noun “Kinder” is plural and in the accusative case.

Weak Adjective endings. (when the is a definite article)
Aways En in plural.

20
Q

Which road is it?

A

Welche Straße ist es?

21
Q

It’s too far for me.

A

Es ist zu weit für mich.

22
Q

Which road can I take?

A

Welche Straße kann ich nehmen?

23
Q

to take / to get

A

nehmen

24
Q

I take an apple

A

**Ich nehme einen Apfel
**
masc. fem. neut. plur.
einen. eine. ein

Accusative Case: (direct object)

25
Q

Drive to the right.
(formal)

“go”

A

Fahren Sie nach rechts.

nach: to, toward

26
Q

Don’t drive straight ahead. (formal)

A

Fahren Sie nicht geradeaus.

27
Q

Which is the right road?

A

Welche ist die richtige Straße?

28
Q

right / correct

A

richtig (m/n) richtige (f)

29
Q

Right (direction)

adverb

A

rechts

30
Q

left (direction)

adverb

A

links

31
Q

Take the road to the left. (formal)

A

Nehmen Sie die Straße nach links.

32
Q

Then, to the left.

A

Dann nach links.

33
Q

Is it much farther?

A

Ist es viel weiter?

34
Q

we would like Tea

A

Wir möchten Tee

35
Q

What would he like to drink?

A

Was möchte er trinken?

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