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German Midterm

GERMAN

QuestionAnswer
Grüß Gott! Hello! (in southern Germany and Austria)
Guten Abend! Good Evening!
Guten Morgen! Good Morning!
Guten Tag! Hello!
Hallo! / Tag! Hi!
Auf Wiedersehen! Goodbye!
Bis morgen. Until tomorrow.
Schönes Wochenende! Have a nice weekend!
Danke, gleichfalls! Thanks, same to you!
Tschüss! So long!
Montag Monday
Dienstag Tuesday
Mittwoch Wednesday
Donnerstag Thursday
Freitag Friday
Samstag/Sonnabend Saturday
Sonntag Sunday
Wann? When?
Was? What?
Wer? Who?
Wie? How?
Wie viele? How many?
Wo? Where?
Woher? From where?
Wie heißen Sie? / Wie heißt du? What’s your name?
Ich heiβe… My name is…
Wie geht es Ihnen? Wie geht es dir? How are you?
Ich bin gut gelaunt. I’m in a good mood.
Ich bin schlecht gelaunt. I’m in a bad mood.
Ich bin munter/müde. I’m wide-awake, cheerful / tired
Das freut mich. I’m glad.
Das tut mir Leid. I’m sorry
heute today
morgen tomorrow
Wie spät ist es bitte? What time is it, please?
Woher kommst du? Where do you come from?
Wann hast du Geburtstag? When is your birthday?
Im Juni. In June.
der Lehrer, die Lehrerin (school) teacher
der Professor, die Professorin professor
der Schüler, die Schülerin pupil, student (pre-college)
der Student, die Studentin (university) student
der Bleistift pencil
der Kugelschreiber ballpoint pen
der Radiergummi rubber eraser
der Stuhl chair
der Tisch table
der Wischer blackboard eraser
das Buch book
das Fenster window
das Heft notebook
das Papier paper
das Poster poster
die Kreide chalk
die Landkarte map
die Tafel blackboard
die Tür door
die Uhr clock, watch
die Wand wall
Wie ist das Wetter heute? How’s the weather today?
Es regnet / schneit. It’s raining / snowing.
Es is herrlich / furchtbar. It’s great / terrible.
heiß hot
kalt cold
kühl cool
warm warm
neblig foggy
sonnig sonny
windig windy
wolkig cloudy
arbeiten to work
fliegen to fly
fragen to ask
gehen to go; to walk
kommen to come
machen to make; to do
regnen to rain
scheinen to shine; to seem
sein to be
spielen to play
wohnen to live; to dwell
der Abend,-e evening
der Morgen morning
der September September
der Tag,-e day
das Büro,-s office
das Kind,-er child
das Wetter weather
(das) Wien Vienna
die Frau,-en woman
die Mensa university cafeteria
die Sonne sun
die Straße,-n street, road
die Suppe,-n soup
auch also, too
da there
dann then
draußen outside
endlich finally
gut good; well
ganz gut pretty good; pretty well
hier here
natürlich natural(ly); of course
schön beautiful(ly)
sehr very
typisch typical(ly)
vielleicht maybe, perhaps
wider again
aber but
also well
bis until; by
bis dann until then; by then
danke thanks
für for
in in
ja yes
nach to (with cities and countires)
nein no
nicht not
übrigens by the way
um (prep.) at (with expressions of time)
und (conj) and
usw. (= und so weiter) etc. (= and so forth)
viel (pron.) much, a lot
Warum? Why?
wie (conj.) how; like, as
zu (prep.) to (with people); too (as in “too much”)
zurück back
am Mittwoch on Wednesday
Entschuldigung! Pardon me! Excuse me!
Gute Reise! (Have a) good trip!
im Moment at the moment
in Eile in a hurry
Prima! Terrific! Great!
gut ≠ schlecht good ≠ bad
hier ≠ da here ≠ there
schön ≠ hässlich beautiful ≠ ugly
der Tag ≠ die Nacht day ≠ night
viel ≠ wenig much, a lot ≠ not much, little
prima = sehr gut
wunderschön = sehr schön
duzen to address someone with du
grüßen to greet, say hello
hören to hear; to listen
meinen to be of the opinion of, think
sagen to say; to tell
schneien to snow
schreiben to write
siezen to address someone with Sie
sprechen to speak
studieren to attend a university; to study; to major in (a subject)
der Amerikaner,- American (m.)
die Amerikanerin,-nen American (f.)
der Deutsche,-n German (m.)
die Deutsche,-n German (f.)
der Schüler,- primary or secondary school pupil (m.)
die Schülerin,-nen primary or secondary school pupil (f.)
der Student,-en university student (m.)
die Studentin,-nen university student (f.)
der Tourist,-en tourist (m.)
die Touristin,-nen tourist (f.)
(das) Deutschland Germany
die Reise,-n trip, journey
eine Reise machen to take a trip
die Schule,-n school
die Woche,-n week
diese Woche this week
bald soon
freundlich friendly
höflich polite(ly)
noch still
oft often
schon already, yet
viele many
wahrscheinlich probably
ziemlich fairly, quite
zusammen together
bitte please
einander (pron.) each other
miteinander with each other
zueinander to each other
man (indefinite pron.) one
oder or
zum Beispiel for example
auf Deutsch in German
Grüß dich! Hello! Hi! (to someone you address as du)
oft ≠ selten often ≠ seldom
zusammen ≠ allein together ≠ alone
der Mann,-ër husband, man
die Frau,-en wife, woman
die Eltern (pl.) parents
der Vater,-ä father
die Mutter,-ü mother
die Kinder (pl) children
der Sohn,-ë son
der Bruder,-ü brother
die Tochter,-ö daughter
die Schwester,-n sister
der Käse cheese
das Fleisch meat
das Gemüse vegetables
das Obst fruit
brauchen to need
essen (isst) to eat
haben to have
kennen to know, to be acquainted with
lesen (liest) to read
lesen über (+acc.) to read about
meinen to mean
nehmen (nimmt) to take
sehen (sieht) to see
sprechen (spricht) to speak, to talk
sprechen über (+acc.) to talk about
suchen to look for; to seek
wissen (weiß) to know (a fact)
der Artikel,- article
der Freund,-e friend
das Haus,-ä,er house
das Semester,- semester
das Zimmer,- room
die Frage,-n question
die Zeitung,-en newspaper
die Leute (pl.) people
(da) drüben over there
dein (fam. sing.) your
dort there
frei free, unoccupied
groß big; tall
mein my
nur only
sicher certain(ly), sure(ly)
unser our
ach oh, ah
bitte you’re welcome
denn flavoring particle
mit with
über (+acc.) about
Wen? Whom?
Wessen? Whose?
(Das) stimmt. (That’s) right.
Fantastisch! Fantastic!
Vielen Dank! Many thanks. Thanks a lot.
nächstes Semester next semester
Nichts zu danken! Don’t mention it!
danke ≠ bitte thank you ≠ you’re welcome
groß ≠ klein big;tall ≠ little; short
die Großeltern (pl.) grandparents
der Großvater,-ä grandfather
die Großmutter,-ü grandmother
der Onkel,- uncle
die Tante,-n aunt
der Cousin,-s cousin (m.)
die Cousine,-n cousin (f.)
die Geschwister (pl.) siblings, brothers and sisters
bedeuten to mean, signify
besitzen to own
bleiben to stay, remain
finden to find
geben (gibt) to give
kochen to cook
leben to live; to be alive
verdienen to earn
der Beruf,-e profession, vocation
der Fernseher,- TV set
das Auto,-s car
das Geld money
das Klischee,-s cliché
das Problem,-e problem
die Arbeit work
die Bundesrepublik (Deutschland) the Federal Republic (of Germany); die BRD
die Diskussion,-en discussion
die Gruppe,-n group
die Hausfrau,-en housewife
die Rolle,-n role
die Stelle,-n job, position
die Stimme,-n voice
anders different
berufstätig employed
deutsch German
fast almost
jung young
manchmal sometimes
mehr more
nicht mehr no longer, not any more
noch ein another, an additional
sogar even, in fact
überall everywhere
wenigstens at least
wichtig important
alle (pl.) all; everybody
niemand nobody; no one
zwischen between
es gibt (+acc.) there is, there are
das sind (pl. of das ist) those are
zu Hause at home
jung ≠ alt young ≠ old
niemand ≠ jemand no one ≠ someone
wichtig ≠ unwichtig important ≠ unimportant
besuchen to visit
fahren (fährt) to drive; to go (by vehicle)
halten (halt) to stop (intrans.); to hold
laufen (läuft) to run; to go on foot, walk (colloq.)
schlafen to handle, manage; to get done (colloq.)
tragen (trägt) to carry; to wear
trinken to drink
verstehen to understand
dürfen (darf) may, to be allowed to
können (kann) can, to be able to
mögen (mochte) would like to
müssen (muss) must, to have to
sollen (soll) should, to be supposed to
wollen (will) to want to
der Berg,-e mountain
der Kaffee coffee
die Freundin,-nen friend (f.)
die Klasse,-n class; grade
die Klassenarbeit,-en written test, in-class examination
die Minute,-n minute
die Pause,-n break; intermission
eine Pause machen to take a break
die Stunde,-n hour; class hour
die Chemiestunde chemistry class
die Deutschstunde German class
fit in shape
früh early
genug enough
gern(e) gladly
immer always
jetzt now
langweilig boring
leicht easy, light (in weight)
leider unfortunately
richtig right, correct
steil steep
toll (colloq.) great, terrific
wahnsinnig (colloq.) extremely, incredibly
wahr true
doch yes I do, yes I am, etc.
kein not a, not any, no
nichts nothing
wie lange? how long?
wieso? how come? how’s that? what do you mean?
wohin? where to?
ein bisschen a little; a little bit; a little while
Ich habe keine Lust. I don’t want to.
Mensch! Man! Wow!
nach Hause home (as destination)
Ich fahre nach Hause. I’m driving home.
nicht (wahr)? isn’t it? can’t you? doesn’t he? etc.
Was ist los? What’s the matter? What’s going on?
früh ≠ spat early ≠ late
immer ≠ nie always ≠ never
langweilig ≠ interessant boring ≠ interesting
leicht ≠ schwer light; easy ≠ heavy; difficult
nichts ≠ etwas nothing ≠ something
richtig ≠ falsch correct ≠ false, incorrect, wrong
stinklangweilig = sehr, sehr langweilig
wahnsinnig (colloq.) = sehr, sehr
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