Pimsleur German 1.14 Flashcards by James Ormiston

Q

Now I understand.

A

Jetzt verstehe ich.

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Here please.

when you hand something to someone

A

Hier bitte.

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Q

Here are 13 €

A

Hier sind dreizehn Euro.

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How many Dollars do you have?

A

Wie viele Dollar haben Sie?

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many euro

A

viele Euro

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You are not American.
(Masc)

A

Sie sind kein Amerikaner.

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I have a couple of dollars.

A

Ich habe ein paar Dollar.

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Q

Give me a couple of Euros.

formal

A

Geben Sie mir ein paar Euro.

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I have Euros too.

A

Ich habe auch Euro.

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I have no wine.

A

Ich habe keinen Wein.

“Keinen” is a form “kein,” “not any” or “none.”
“keinen” is typically used in accusative masculine and neuter singular
cases.

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I have some beer.

A

Ich habe etwas Bier.

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I still have some beer.

A

Ich habe noch etwas Bier.

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Here is a beer.

A

Hier ist ein Bier.

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I would like to still buy some wine.

A

ich möchte noch etwas Wein kaufen.

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That’s not much.

A

Das ist nicht viel.

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Q

And is the Beethoven Square there too?

A

Und ist der Bethovenplatz auch dort drüben?

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Q

Thanks a lot!

A

Vielen Dank!

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How many Euro would you like?

A

Wie viele Euro möchten Sie?

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Q

I give to you.

FORMAL

A

Ich gebe Ihnen.

Q

What are you going to do now?

FORMAL

A

Was machen Sie jetzt?

Q

What would you like to do now?

FORMAL

A

Was möchten Sie jetzt machen?

Q

How much do I owe you? (formal)

A

Wieviel schulde ich Ihnen?

Q

I owe you one euro. (formal)

A

Ich schulde Ihnen einen Euro.

Q

Do I owe you five euros? (formal)

A

Schulde ich Ihnen fünf Euro?

Q

Not thirteen, twelve.

A

Nicht dreizehn, zwölf.

Q

I have fourteen euros.

A

Ich habe vierzehn Euro.

Q

I have fifteen dollars.

A

Ich habe fünfzehn Dollar.

Q

nineteen

A

neunzehn

Q

I would still like to buy some wine.

A

Ich möchte noch etwas Wein kaufen.

Q

I’m giving you ten euros. (formal)

A

Ich gebe Ihnen zehn Euro.

Q

A beer costs one euro.

A

Ein Bier kostet einen Euro.

Q

The wine costs two euros.

A

Der Wein kostet zwei Euro.

Q

Can you give me three euros? (formal)

A

konnen Sie mir drei Euro geben?

Q

How much does the wine cost?

A

Wieviel kostet der Wein?

Q

Give me 10 euros.

A

Geben Sie mir zehn
Euro.

Q

forty-seven

A

siebenundvierzig

Q

Do you have a couple of euros for me? (formal)

A

Haben Sie ein paar Euro für mich?

Q

I still have enough for you. (formal)

A

Ich habe noch genug für Sie.

Q

Still,

“i still have….”

A

noch

Q

That’s too expensive.

A

Das ist zu teuer.

Q

That’s not expensive in dollars.

A

Das ist nicht teuer in Dollar.

Q

It’s not expensive here.

A

Es ist nicht teuer hier.

Q

Wine is more expensive.

A

Der Wein ist teurer.

Q

for me

A

für mich

Q

enough

A

genug