We offer the possibility of one-way bookings for your next business or leisure trip.
Gerne offerieren wir Ihnen für eine Urlaubs- oder Geschäftsreise auch One-Way Bookings.
One-way and two-way communication are both supported options.
Einseitige und zweiseitige Kommunikation sollte unterstützt werden.
One-way OGG to WAV converting at high speed!
Einweg OGG in WAV konvertieren mit hoher Geschwindigkeit!
One-way communication from PC to MC6 control via push messages/ Popups.
Einseitige Kommunikation von PC zur MC6-Steuerung über Push-Messages/Popups.
HANDsoft The very soft one-way nonwoven washglove for the elderly care and nursing.
HANDsoft Der sehr weiche Einweg Vliesstoff-Waschhandschuh für die Alten-, Kranken- und Patientenpflege.
One-way trip: 3.50 Euro; return ticket: 6.00 Euro.
Einfache Fahrt 3,50 Euro; Hin- und Rückfahrt 6,00 Euro.
Big Magnum Einweg Grip 23er Flach in hoher Materialqualität.
One-way tickets are valid only upon the day of travel.
Einfache Fahrscheine sind nur am Fahrtag gültig.
Einweg WMA in WAV konvertieren!
Two synchronization options are available: one-way synchronization and two-way synchronization.
Es sind zwei Synchronisationsoptionen verfügbar: Einseitige Synchronisierung und wechselseitige Synchronisierung.
Sustainable solutions for one-way and returnable, PET and glass.
Nachhaltige Lösungen für Einweg und Mehrweg, PET und Glas.
Members of this group can create incoming, one-way trusts to this forest.
Mitglieder dieser Gruppe können eingehende unidirektionale Vertrauensstellungen zu dieser Gesamtstruktur erstellen.
Airport shuttle fee: EUR 45 per room one-way.
November December 6 return flights from 6 one-way flights from 6.
November Dezember 6 Rückflüge ab 6 einfache Flüge ab 6.
No, ready2mains uses one-way communication and broadcast.
Nein, ready2mains verwendet einseitige Datenkommunikation und -übertragung.
Airport shuttle fee: HKD 140 per person one-way.
That’s right, it’s one-way, you jerk!
WG to USB(analog keyboard), one-way conversion WG-> USB keyboard.
WG zu USB(Analog-Tastatur), Einweg Umwandlung WG-> USB-Tastatur.
Secure, one-way communication for classified environments.
Basierend auf einer Nur Oneway Reise.
Itinerary Follow the signs along the greenway to Saint-Mars-la-Jaille distance one-way 36 km.
Folgen Sie der Beschilderung entlang der Greenway nach Saint -Mars- la- Jaille Entfernung Einweg 36 km.
They are also in the wrong direction a one-way retracted.
Zudem sind sie in der falschen Richtung in eine Einbahnstraße eingefahren.
You will find the enlisted airlines with their price offers for one-way and return flights.
Finden Sie die eingetragenen Fluggesellschaften mit ihre Preis-Angebote für unidirektionale und Rückflüge.
Airport shuttle fee: DKK 15 per person one-way.
Airport shuttle fee: HUF 10900 per vehicle one-way.
DPI-: turn DPI down, one-way adjustmentdefault position⑧）.
DPI-: DPI unten, Einweg Einstellung Standardposition⑧） 9.
The Zurich-Vilnius flights are available from CHF 69 one-way.
Die Flüge nach Vilnius sind bereits ab CHF 69(oneway) erhältlich.
Fares are available both one-way and round-trip.
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Passwords go through one-way encryption before being stored on the server.
Passwörter werden einseitig verschlüsselt bevor sie auf dem Server gespeichert werden.
It becomes a one-way sensual domination of her white opponent.
So wird dieser Kampf zu einer einseitig sinnlichen Domination des weissen Mädels.
Berlin to Istanbul, one-way, in cash.
Berlin nach Istanbul, einfach und in bar.
That’s a one-way flight from Berlin to San Francisco.
Das entspricht einem einfachen Flug von Berlin nach San Francisco.
Generally, I don’t talk to people about one-way listening.
Im Allgemeinen spreche ich nicht mit Leuten über einseitiges Zuhören.
The one-way signals can only be passed by trains coming up from ahead.
Dabei können die einseitigen Signale nur von vorne durchfahren werden.
The app is only for one-way communication from your community to the smartphone.
Die App dient lediglich der einseitigen Kommunikation von Ihrer Gemeinde an das Smartphone.
A one-way ticket upstairs, away from all of this.
Ein einfache Fahrt nach oben, weit weg von all dem.
I wanted to be honest with her even if it’s one-way.
Ich wollte offen sein, auch wenn sie das nicht wäre.
Looks like you just bought yourself a one-way ticket to paradise.
Sieht aus als hätten Sie soeben ein Einwegticket fürs Paradies gekauft.
The passes are linked so that they go in a one-way direction.
Die Bahnen werden verkettet, sodass sie in eine Richtung führen.
The greatest advantage of one-way in comparison to reusable is the hygiene.
Der größte Vorteil von Einweg im Vergleich zu Mehrweg ist die Hygiene.
A single price will include a one-way journey for the route booked.
Ein einzelner Preis beinhaltet eine Hinfahrt für die gebuchte Strecke.
We only offer e-tickets and all flights are essentially one-way.
Wir bieten nur E-Tickets an und alle Flüge sind oneway.
In this case, only the one-way trip supplement will be refunded.
In diesem Fall wird nur der Zuschlag der Einwegfahrt erstattet.
There is no simple answer as to what a one-way rental costs.
Was eine Einwegmiete kostet, kann nicht pauschal beantwortet werden.
The service is available one-way only from hotel to the station.
Der Service wird nur in einer Richtung angeboten, vom Hotel zur Station.
Surcharge for one-way cruise is payable in cash upon acceptance of the boat.
Der Aufpreis für Hinfahrt ist zahlbar in bar bei Übernahme des Boots.
To see an app as a one-way broadcasting device is simply wrong.
Eine App als Einbahnstraße zu sehen, ist schlichtweg falsch.
She ended up with a one-way ticket to rehab.
Sie endete mit einem One Way Ticket in der Reha.
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You leave your hotel and bundle yourself up against the winter cold in Kiel, northern Germany.
It’s your first night and you’re not too sure where you are in town, so you glance at a street sign to make sure you know where to get back to. The directions in German read Einbahnstraße. Perfect.
After a while of walking it gets later and later and you can’t seem to remember any of the landmarks you thought you remembered.
Not to worry, you speak German! You stop a passerby, and in your best accent ask, Wo ist Einbahnstraße?
The person you stop smirks, having marked you as a foreigner right away. “Einbahnstraße,” comes the reply, “means ‘one-way street.’”
A pretty spooky story, and it could happen to you! Unless, that is, you learn all there is to know about German directions.
Mastering the directions in a foreign language is freeing for two simple reasons. First, you can feel quite confident asking anybody nearby about the city.
Second, if you happen to give advice to a local, you’ll feel like a master-class German speaker! Here’s how you can learn that superpower.
1. Where is it?
The German question for where something is located is almost painfully similar to English.
- Wo ist…?
“Where is…?”
Be extra-careful here that you don’t confuse the other question pronoun wer, meaning “who,” for the English “where.” It’s the kind of mistake that’s easy to make as a learner when you’re just starting out with German, but don’t worry—after a couple of months of studying, you’ll be surprised that it was ever confusing.
A more complex and formal way to ask is to use the phrase Wo befindet sich…? Don’t get confused because of the befindet. It might look like this sentence translates to “Where finds itself (the)…?” but the preposition be- turns the verb finden from “find” to “located.” You might hear this used to describe particular parts of a building, or perhaps a famous building.
- Das Hotel befindet sich in Paris.
“The hotel is located in Paris.”
When asking directions in German or receiving them, prepositions are your friends. Of course, there are definitely rules about using certain prepositions with certain cases, but don’t let that slow you down. One of the best ways to actually acquire that knowledge is to learn set phrases like this:
- Sie wohnt an der Hauptstraße.
“She lives on the High Street.”
The simple phrase an der Straße is easy to commit to memory, and it is in fact the dative form of the word die Straße.
The same with this phrase:
- Bist du neu hier in der Stadt?
“Are you new here in the city?”
Again, we have a feminine noun—die Stadt—that changes its article to der Stadt when in the dative case. The dative case is usually used for describing directions in Germany because it implies stationary locations, and buildings don’t shift around too much.
- Die Bäckerei ist neben dem Büro.
“The bakery is next to the office.”
2. How far is it?
Even if you’re not familiar with the specifics of German direction words just yet, you can always speak in general terms.
- Das ist weit weg von hier.
“That’s far away from here.”
Imagine you’re exploring Berlin with one of your local friends, and you would like to go to the Potsdamer Platz, so you ask if it’s okay to go there now. But your friend politely declines with:
- Der Potsdamer Platz, das ist weit weg von hier.
“The Potsdamer Platz, that’s far away from here.” - Das ist in der Nähe.
“That’s right in the vicinity (right nearby).”
Have you ever heard of the famous Mustafas Gemüse Kebab in Berlin? Let’s say you’ve arrived at the U-Bahn Station Mehringdamm, and you ask a woman if she knows where it is. She might answer:
- Mustafas Gemüse Kebab? Das ist hier in der Nähe.
“Mustafas Vegetable Kebab? That’s right nearby.”
Now, some general questions. These are simple, easy ways of asking for directions in German:
- Ist es weit?
“Is it far?” - Wie weit ist es zur Stadt?
“How far is it to the city?”
Here you should know a couple of great prepositions for distances.
- Die Gebäude sind weit entfernt.
“The buildings are very far away.”
Entfernt literally means “removed,” and if you visit German online forums, you’ll see that word used to mean “deleted” for a post or video. You can easily modify it with time expressions.
- Ich bin 10 Minuten entfernt von der Stadt.
“I’m ten minutes away from the city.”
Or distance expressions:
- Sie sind etwa zwei Kilometer entfernt.
“They’re about two kilometers away.”
Etwa is a bit informal, but it’s used all the time and has the excellent function of softening whatever guess you’re making about time or distance. What if you want to be a little more exact with your directions, though?
3. Giving Directions in German
Whether you’re getting directions in German from a hard-of-hearing old man in a village or giving directions to your taxi driver, you’ll definitely want to be able to understand the verb “to turn.” This verb is a hugely essential part of directions vocabulary in German.
- Biegen Sie hier ab.
“Turn here.” [Formal]
The words links, meaning “left,” and rechts, meaning “right,” are quite close to their English counterparts. Interestingly, in English and in German, the word for “the opposite of left” and “legal rights” come from the same root!
- Haben Tiere Menschenrechte?
“Do animals have human rights?”
Anyway, in order to give those directions, just stick your direction word into that phrase. Remember that abbiegen is a separable-prefix verb, so the prefix ab- will often go at the end.
- Biegen Sie da links ab.
“Turn left there.”
To ask a direction question that requires a specific answer, use this phrase:
- Wie komme ich zu…?
“How do I get to…?”
Zu is one of several prepositions in German that are always followed by the dative case, so pay attention to the article you use.
- Wie komme ich zu den Apartments?
“How do I get to the apartments?”
We’ve learned left and right, how about forward and back? There are two ways to tell somebody to go back. The first one is:
- Sie müssen umkehren.
“You have to turn.”
Um is a preposition indicating that the movement should happen in a circle, while kehren just means “to turn.” Literally, umkehren means something like “turn in a circle.”
- Gehen Sie geradeaus bis…
“Go straight ahead until…”
4. Get out your map of Germany
know the cardinal directions in German: Nord, Süd, Ost, West. If you can read enough English to understand this article, I bet you can understand that this means: “north, south, east, west!”
To say that you come from or have been to a particular place before, you have to change the article and the noun itself very slightly.
- Ich wohne im Norden.
“I live in the North.” - Ich war schon im Osten.
“I was already in the East.”
These two sentences assume that there’s already been some kind of context like:
- Aus welchem Teil von Amerika kommen Sie?
“What part of America do you come from?”
If you must specify, then simply tack on the name of the country and you’ll be all set.
- Meine Mutter wohnt in Norddeutschland.
“My mom lives in the north of Germany.”
Bonus for people whose country name includes a cardinal direction: add the word der Teil, meaning “part,” to make things clear!
- Meine Heimatstadt ist im Westen Teil von Südsudan.
“My hometown is in the western part of South Sudan.”
5. Driving directions in German
Back at the beginning of this article, we discussed the word for “one-way street.” For a total novice learner, it’s an easy mistake to make because so many street signs in German end in Straße, or “street.” Ein means “one” and bahn means “way” or “path,” so the German word, when broken down, is really identical to the English translation.
What are some other things you should know about driving on German roads? And how does one give or receive street directions in German?
Well, for one, it’s perfectly legal in Germany to drive with a foreign license from many different countries, including the United States. And since you just need to be eighteen or older, plenty of people end up renting cars in Germany for their trips.
If you drive on the famous German Autobahns (“highways”), you’ll notice that there really is no Tempolimit, or “speed limit.” Just stay safe and watch out for supercars!
On the highway you’ll frequently see a sign saying Ausfahrt. That’s not a town name, that’s “exit” in German! Its components are aus-, meaning “out,” and Fahrt, meaning “trip” or “journey.”
- Welche Ausfahrt ist für Berlin?
“Which exit do I take for Berlin?”
The opposite of the prefix aus- is ein-. Yes, it does happen to have the same form as the word for “one” in Einbahnstraße. That’s just an irregularity of the German language.
But putting that aside for now, what’s the opposite of “exit?” “Entrance,” of course!
- Die Einfahrt zum Flughafen ist geradeaus.
“The entrance to the airport is straight ahead.”
6. Conclusion
With this serious stock of German phrases and vocabulary, you’ll be ready to hit the ground running when you actually get to a German-speaking country.
One great way to practice this in a low-stakes environment is to ask, in German, for directions to places you’ve just been.
Strangers are kind and glad to help tourists, as long as you ask politely. Ask how to get to the hotel you just came from, and since you already know kind of what to listen for, you’ll be more likely to understand the full answer.
Not yet in a German-speaking country? No worries!
You’re already in the best place to learn German online! Just follow the links in this article to our fantastic lessons that dive a little deeper into directions in German, and follow along with our podcasts to learn more.
As always, feel free to reach out in the comments with any questions you have! We’re always glad to help you out.
The official German A1 vocabulary includes, according to the German Goethe Institut, 650 words – that’s the bad news. Wow, that’s a lot, you may think. The good news is: You’re already on the way, and we’re am here to help you.
Now, you may assume that you will be fluent in German if you learn all the words on this list. But if this is your question, then our answer to this would be:
“Hold the horses, my friend, slow down. One step after the other, we’ll get there.”
To begin with, memorizing 650 words by heart would be extremely repetitive, boring, and ineffective. To put it another way, you’ll forget them more quickly than you’ll learn them. Your brain needs to create connections (bridges) to those words first, and simply repeating the word-translation pair will not assist you in retrieving these words when you need them.
Learning in-depth and building upon know-how is much more enjoyable and efficient. Here’s what we’re here for.
We want to give you a few tips on how to deal with your A1 vocabulary list in the most effective way that would be beneficial for the actual use. One way to approach this is to go online and look for the most commonly used words. There are lists for all different levels, so you can always find something that suits you. For example, feel free to look for “The 500 Most Frequently Used German Words” and learn a few of those each day or each week.
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How To Learn German A1 Vocabulary Most Effectively:
- When you come across a word you’ve seen before, you won’t be able to memorize it if you look up the translation right away. The chances of learning this word are much higher if you try to remember what the word means before checking the translation.
On the other hand, when you encounter a new term, look up its meaning (or different meanings), usage information, and sample sentences apart from the translation – this will help you build a bridge to that word. - Pick a word you have a hard time memorizing and then put it in every learning session you have. Flashcards are a really great tool for that purpose. By repeating new words, we put them into our long-term memory. Moreover, if you’re using traditional flashcards, you can practice written German as well as improve your reading skills. And remember – flashcards can be used both for learning vocabulary and grammar, so try to use them to the fullest.
- Sometimes, it can really help to see a word in context – for example, in a sentence. If a word is new to you, type it into a search bar and check example sentences. There are many platforms on the internet that can help you with that – for example, an amazing website to help you find sentence examples is http://tatoeba.org/. On the other hand, if you’re using a good language learning app, it should provide you with the translation of new words right away.
The Top 10 Most Frequently Used Words In the German Language:
1. ich
• I
• me
2. sie
• they
• she
• them
• her
3. das
• the
• that
• this
• it
4. ist
• be
5. du
• you
6. nicht
• not
• no
7. die
• the
• which
• that
• who
8. und
• and
9. es
• it
10. der
• the
• which
This is Just a Start
Of course, these are just a few common German words. If you want to become fluent, visit Germany, or make friends among native speakers, you need to learn other words as well and constantly try to improve your vocabulary.
You can create your own list of words that interest you, or you can choose those that you feel you might need the most. A fun way to learn vocabulary is to choose 5 to 10 words each day in your own language you think you will need that day, look up the German word for it, write them both down, and learn them throughout the day. Here are our top-7 words:
Words Of The Day For You:
- Hallo = Hello. Every conversation starts with a “Hallo!”, which means “Hello” in German.
- Liebe = Love. It’s all about love. Love is a universal feeling, and we should all talk about it, feel it and give it each day. Are we right?
- Blume = Flower. Flowers are beautiful – we love all kinds of flowers. Which one is your favorite?
- Katze = Cat. They can be cute, and they can be evil. Are you a cat or a dog person?
- Hund = Dog. A human’s best friend – this is what they say about dogs. Do you have dogs? Do you want to get one?
- Lächeln = Smile. The world is more friendly if you put a smile on your face. A smile can also help you communicate with people better and get all the answers you need.
- Ja = Yes. People say “no” so often, so it’s pretty thoughtful to cultivate saying “yes” more. Say “yes” to learning German.
Fun Facts!
Did you know that the German language is well known for having some of the world’s longest words? This is due to the fact that Germans use compound terms to express whole sentences – especially when it comes to commercial and government terms. As a result, the typical German word has more than ten letters.
“Donaudampfschiffahrtselektrizitätenhauptbetriebswerkbauunterbeamtengesellschaft” is the longest German word in history, and it has letters. Lucky enough, this is not one of the most common German words. In any other language, the word would refer to the Association for officials subordinated to the head office management of the Danube steamboat electrical services, which consists of over ten terms.
Are Germans crazy? Don’t ask us. We didn’t come up with this idea.
However, this is one of the most uncommon German words. So breathe easy, you can already forget this one again. On the other hand, there is one pretty long word, which is unfortunately used quite a lot, and it is the word “Rechtsschutzversicherungsgesellschaften.” It refers to the legal security provided by insurance companies. The word has, believe it or not, 40 letters – and it is the longest German word in daily usage, according to the Guinness Book of World Records.
With terms like these, it’s no surprise that Mark Twain made a joke once, saying that “some German words are so long that they even have a perspective.” Well, touché. Can’t argue this one.
Soul Food For Your Brain
Mastering a language surely requires more than just basic vocabulary. If you want to learn German and become fluent in it, you need to acquire several skills that draw on one another. In that situation, learning by yourself can be challenging, unstructured, and simply boring, but have you tried the Readle App yet?
There, you can not only find interesting stories for every level, from beginner to advanced, but you can also find the translation of each and every word just by clicking on it. Moreover, you get audio recorded by native speakers, so you can practice your listening and pronunciation skills. Readle is fun and effective, even if you learn only for a couple of minutes each day. Just remember – it’s all about regularity and persistence. Üben, üben, üben – practice, practice, practice, and you will get there.
Zwei stilistisch einwandfreie Varianten sind «übrigens» und «apropos».
Übrigens, hier meine Telefonnummer
Apropos, hier meine Telefonnummer.
«Apropos» ist aber selten und für den Alltag meist ein bisschen zu bildungssprachlich.
«BTW» in einem deutschen Brief oder sonst einem Text zu verwenden, ist nicht ratsam. Der Leser — sofern des Englischen mächtig — wird es zwar verstehen, aber es würde möglicherweise als achtloser Umgang mit der Sprache (und somit mit dem Leser) gewertet. In manchen Kreisen (zum Beispiel unter Betriebswirtschaftlern und Physikern) mag es modisch sein, allerlei englische Wörter in den Satz zu streuen, aber at the end of the day ist das einfach BS.
Wenn es aber um eine superknappe Art von Kommunikation in Kurznachrichtenformen wie SMS geht (und das legt die Eingangsfrage ja letztlich nahe), und wenn man eben nicht das englische BTW verwenden will, wie wäre es dann mit:
Übgs, hier meine Tlfn-Nr.
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German’s got some unique benefits going for it.
The German language is often parodied for its love of mushing together a bunch of words to create one super-long one.
Like Kraftfahrzeughaftpflichtversicherung (automobile liability insurance) and the previous titleholder for longest German word, Rindfleischetikettierungsueberwachungsaufgabenuebertragungsgesetz (law delegating beef label monitoring — thankfully the law it describes was repealed.)
On the flip-side, Germans are also good at something that involves a bit more brevity: summing up complex concepts and emotional states in just one word.
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- Where to Learn New German Words
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- 1. Weltschmerz
- 2. Fremdscham
- 3. Treppenwitz
- 4. Mutterseelenallein
- 5. Unwort
- 6. Gemütlichkeit
- 7. Backpfeifengesicht
- 8. Sprachgefühl
- 9. Aufschnitte
- 10. Streicheleinheit
- 11. Sehnsucht
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Where to Learn New German Words
Many websites and apps can help you learn uniquely German words that’ll help you more accurately sum up your web of emotions.
- Deutsche Welle has a regular feature called Word of the Week that features interesting German words and a brief explanation of how they’re used. They also provide an audio file. Download this and learn how to pronounce some of those more tongue-tying words.
- FluentU aims to get your brain in “German mode” so you understand how native speakers use the language in real life. Every video comes with interactive subtitles, flashcards and fun quizzes so you remember what you’ve learned. Check it out with the free trial.
- Easy Languages on YouTube has a feature called “Learning German from the Streets” where they ask passersby to explain German words. There’s even an episode on Weltschmerz. The videos are very easy to follow because they have both German and English subtitles, so it’s a great way to hear complex concepts explained by everyday Germans.
11 Oddly Specifc German Words That Make Other Languages Jealous
Words like these would definitely come in handy in English. You know, when you want to describe a very specific scenario that everyone knows. Instead, we’re limited to giving the same long-winded explanations again and again.
That’s why sometimes it’s just easier for us to stick to the original German words, like Zeitgeist (spirit of the time) or Doppelgänger (look-alike or double).
Here are a few more examples that the English language should consider adding.
1. Weltschmerz
Literally translated to “world pain,” Weltschmerz describes the feeling of having the weight of the world on your shoulders.
You know those days where you watch some moving documentary on Netflix about starving children in some far-off place and suddenly you feel hopeless about the state of our plant?
You have Weltschmerz.
When you read the news, see all the horrible things happening and feel deep resignation about your own inability to do anything about any of it? Weltschmerz. The next time your outlook is too dark and glum to bear seeing another photo exhibit on AIDS, just let your friends know you can’t. Du hast Weltschmerz.
2. Fremdscham
This feeling may arise when you see a Facebook friend post a long-winded rant about something that turns out to be a gag article from The Onion.
Or when you watch one of those clips from America’s Funniest Home Videos where someone gets hurt in a stupid way.
Some might feel Schadenfreude, a German word that is somewhat commonly used in English, which means taking joy in others’ pain.
Instead of this though, you cringe and feel embarrassed for them, almost as if you made the mistake yourself. That’s Fremdscham, literally “stranger shame.”
One might feel this at a party when someone else insults the host’s cooking, only to have the host walk up right behind them. Ouch — that stinging feeling in your stomach? Total Fremdscham.
3. Treppenwitz
English-language comedians have built dozens upon dozens of sitcoms entirely upon the premise of Treppenwitz, like in the Seinfeld episode “The Comeback.” Yet we still don’t have a good way to describe it.
Well, I’ll take a stab at it. You know those times when you get into an argument with someone and you want so badly to say a snappy comeback, but that snappy comeback doesn’t dawn on you until long after the altercation?
That’s a Treppenwitz.
The word literally means “staircase joke,” as in you don’t think of the retort until you’re on the stairs, leaving the scene. Then you kick yourself for not thinking faster. Shoot! Why didn’t I think of that?
4. Mutterseelenallein
This one might come the closest to representing the internet meme “forever alone,” but the imagery it evokes cannot be matched in English.
Mutterseelenallein literally translates to mean “mother’s souls alone,” as in no soul, not even your mother’s, is with you. You’re so alone that not even your mother can stand being with you. Cue the sad violin music.
5. Unwort
Ever the clever linguists, Germans know that sometimes there are words that aren’t really words. They decided that those words deserve their own word to describe them.
That word is Unwort, or un-word. The term is generally used to describe newly created, and often offensive, “words.” There’s even a panel of German linguists that selects an “Un-word of the Year.”
6. Gemütlichkeit
If you tell a German “oh, we have a phrase for Gemütlichkeit in English — feeling cozy,” they’ll instantly correct you.
For German speakers, it’s so much more than that.
The word describes the whole atmosphere of your surroundings. It’s not just the state of being on a soft couch that gives you Gemütlichkeit. It’s being on a soft couch. Under a warm blanket. Surrounded by family. With a cup of hot chocolate in your hands. And maybe a knit cap on your head. It’s the whole experience and feeling that you have of being physically warm, but also metaphorically feeling warm inside your heart.
7. Backpfeifengesicht
In English, one might say someone has “a face only a mother could love.” In German, such faces might also deserve getting punched. Backpfeifengesicht, a “face that should get a slap that whistles across the cheek,” is a face that makes you want to smack that person.
8. Sprachgefühl
Some people just have a knack for learning languages, collecting five, six or seven in their lifetime. It’s like they have a sixth sense for knowing when to say der, die or das. There’s a German word for this: Sprachgefühl, or “language feeling.” According to Wiktionary, it’s the “instinctive or intuitive grasp” of a language.
9. Aufschnitte
This translates to “cold cuts,” but it’s often used not only to describe the pieces of meat on the table, but the whole meal. Often Germans will have a meal of Aufschnitte where they sit down to eat a selection of breads with various fresh cheeses, smoked salmon and thinly sliced meat. It’s often a more convenient alternative to cooking for the whole family after a long day at work and driving on the Autobahn. What’s for dinner? Let’s just have Aufschnitte.
10. Streicheleinheit
Many online dictionaries translate this word to be a noun for “caress,” but when you break down the word, it sounds quite technical.
The word comes from the verb streicheln — to stroke or pet — and the noun Einheit — a unit of measurement. So it literally means “a unit of petting.”
But the way it’s used in practice is more along the lines of what in English might be shortened to TLC — tender love and care. A German might say “Wir alle sehnen uns nach Streicheleinheiten” — we’re all yearning for love and affection. And isn’t that the truth.
11. Sehnsucht
This is another word that describes a complex set of emotions. It comes from sehnen, which means “to yearn or long for,” and Sucht, an obsession, craving or addiction.
Literally, it would mean something like “an obsessive yearning” for something, but that doesn’t quite capture it. It could be used to describe an inconsolable yearning for happiness and the unattainable. It could illustrate that you’re intensely missing something or someone. It may also express a longing for a far-off place.
Either way, it’s a pretty profound emotion to be boiled down into just two syllables.
Feeling Sehnsucht to get out there and start using these unique German words? We are!
Emma Anderson is an American journalist based in Berlin. She regularly writes for Berlin-based, English language publications The Local and EXBERLINER magazine.
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Traveling in, around, or through Germany? Then you must get to know German transportation vocabulary! Knowing terms and phrases related to how to get around in the German language will really help make all your travel desires easier.
The German word for transportation is Transport. In fact, a number of German words for transportation sound like they do in English translations, or very similar anyways.
Let’s begin by learning a bit about Germany and why you might want to travel there. Afterward, you can be sure we’ll cover the most important German transportation vocabulary you need to know!
Germany – The Basics
Here are some key travel facts about Germany
- Location: Central Europe
- Bordering nations: Denmark, Poland, Czechia, Austria, Liechtenstein, Switzerland, France, Luxembourg, Belgium, Netherlands
- Capital: Berlin
- Population: Over 83 million
- Other Major Cities: Hamburg, Frankfurt, Berlin, Munich, Düsseldorf
- Climate: Temperate and marine
- Weather: between 23°C (73°F) and 26°C (79°F) during the summer and 0°C (32°F) during winter
- Main transportation mode: Bus or public transport
- Public transportation system: U-Bahn, S-Bahn
- Interesting places to visit:
- Neuschwanstein Castle
- Berlin Zoological Garden
- The Black Forest
- The Rhine
- The Berlin Wall
- Brandenburg Gate
In order to visit each of these attractions, you’ll need to know some German language to get around. Let’s get learning!
Common Modes Of Transportation In Germany
Even though the majority of people in the larger cities get around on bus or public transport, it’s handy to know familiar and new words related to transportation. Here are some common types of transportation in German.
| English Word | German Word | Pronunciation |
| Airplane | das Flugzeug | |
| Bike/bicycle | das Fahrrad | |
| Boat | das Boot | |
| Bus | der Bus | |
| Car | das auto/der Wagen | |
| Container Ship | das Containerschiff | |
| Cruise Ship | das Kreuzfahrtschiff | |
| Ferry | die Fähre | |
| Helicopter | der Hubschrauber | |
| Moped | das Moped | |
| Motorcycle | das Motorrad | |
| On foot | zu Fuss | |
| Sailboat | das Segelboot | |
| Scooter | der Roller | |
| Ship | das Schiff | |
| Streetcar | die Straßenbahn | |
| Subway/Metro | die U-Bahn | |
| Taxi | das Taxi | |
| Tractor | der Traktor | |
| Train | der Züg | |
| Tram | die Straßenbahn | |
| Trolleybus | der Obus |
Places To Get Transportation
It’s important to know the names of the places where you need to catch your bus, plane, or train! So here they are!
| English Word | German Word | Pronunciation |
| Airport | der Flughafen | |
| Bus station/Bus stop | die Bushaltestelle | |
| Highway | die Autobahn | |
| Metro Station | die U-Bahn Station | |
| Metro stop | die U-Bahn-Haltestelle | |
| Road/Street | die Straße | |
| Train station | der Bahnhof | |
| Tram stop | die Straßenbahnhaltestelle | |
| S-Bahn Station | die S-Bahn Station | |
| S-Bahn stop | die S-Bahn-Haltestelle |
How To Ask About Transportation In German
What do you do if you can’t find the place you need or if you aren’t sure what to do when you get there? Ask! Here are some useful questions to help you get around Germany.
| English Question | German Question | Pronunciation |
| Where is the train station? | Wo ist der Bahnhof? | |
| Which train station do I get off at? | An welchem Bahnhof steige ich aus? | |
| Where is the nearest metro station? | Wo ist die nächste Metrostation? | |
| Where can I get a taxi? | Wo bekomme ich ein Taxi? | |
| How can I get to the airport? | Wie komme ich zum Flughafen? | |
| What’s the quickest way to get to the train station? | Wie komme ich am schnellsten zum Bahnhof? | |
| Where is the entrance to the highway? | Wo ist die Einfahrt zur Autobahn? | |
| I’ll take my bike | Ich nehme das Fahrrad. | |
| Where does the bus leave from? | Von wo fährt der Bus ab? | |
| Can I get off at the next station? | Kann ich an der nächsten Station aussteigen? | |
| Where is the next bus stop? | Wo ist die nächste Bushaltestelle? |
Different Kinds Of Transportation Tickets
You can’t go anywhere without a ticket! Make sure you know how to ask for one and understand if people are asking you to show your ticket.
| English Question | German Question | Pronunciation |
| Bus ticket | der Busfahrschein | |
| Metro ticket | das U-Bahn-Ticket | |
| One-way | der Einweg | |
| Plane ticket | das Flugzeugticket | |
| Round trip | die Rundfahrt | |
| Ticket | die Fahrkarte | |
| Ticket office | der Fahrkartenschalter | |
| Train ticket | die Fahrkarte | |
| Tram ticket | das Straßenbahnticket |
How To Ask About Transportation Tickets In German
| English Question | German Question | Pronunciation |
| How much is the bus ticket? | Wie viel kostet das Busticket? | |
| How much for a one-way ticket? | Wie viel kostet ein One-Way-Ticket? | |
| How much for a round-trip ticket? | Wie viel kostet ein Hin- und Rückfahrticket? | |
| Do you have discounts for students? | Haben Sie Ermäßigungen für Studenten? | |
| Where can I buy a train ticket? | Wo kann ich ein Zugticket kaufen? | |
| Are there any tickets available? | Gibt es Tickets? |
Public Transport Related Vocabulary In German
Seeing as public transportation is so incredible in Germany, you’ll be using it a lot. Here are some words you can use to help you find and use public transportation in Germany.
| English Word | German Word | Pronunciation |
| Passenger | der Fahrgast | |
| Public transportation | der öffentlichen Verkehrsmittel | |
| The bus | der Bus | |
| The platform | der Bahnsteig | |
| The stop | die Haltestelle | |
| The subway | die U-Bahn | |
| The ticket | die Fahrkarte | |
| The timetable | der Fahrplan | |
| The train | der Zug | |
| The train station | der Bahnhof | |
| The tram | die Straßenbahn | |
| To catch | erwischen | |
| To change | umsteigen | |
| To reserve | reservieren | |
| To stand | stehen | |
| To validate | entwerten |
Car Related Vocabulary In German
You may find that you’d rather rent a car than take the train or other modes of transport to get around. Here are some useful terms you should know when driving a car.
| English Word | German Word | Pronunciation |
| to drive | fahren | |
| Driver’s license | der Führerschein | |
| Fuel/gas | das Gas | |
| Gas tank | der Gasbehälter | |
| Number plate (license plate) | das Kennzeichen | |
| to park | parken | |
| The brake | die Bremse | |
| The bumper | die Stoßstange | |
| The car | das Auto | |
| The door | die Autotür | |
| The driver | der Fahrer/die Fahrerin | |
| The engine | der Motor | |
| The gas station | die Tankstelle | |
| The gears | der Gang | |
| The headlight | der Scheinwerfer | |
| The pedal | das Pedal | |
| The seat | der Sitz | |
| The steering wheel | das Lenkrad | |
| The tire | das Rad | |
| Turn signal (blinker) | der Blinker | |
| Windscreen | die Windschutzscheibe |
Car Related Conversational Phrases In German
| English Phrase | German Phrase | Pronunciation |
| Where can I rent a car? | Wo kann ich ein Auto mieten? | |
| How much is the car rental? | Wie viel kostet die Autovermietung? | |
| The engine has stopped working | Der Motor funktioniert nicht mehr | |
| The car won’t start | Das Auto springt nicht an | |
| Where’s the nearest gas station? | Wo ist die nächste Tankstelle? | |
| What kind of fuel does it use? | Welche Art von Kraftstoff wird verwendet? | |
| The car has a flat tire | Das Auto hat einen platten Reifen |
Bicycle-Related Vocabulary In German
After public transport, cycling is the German’s favorite way to get around. Here are the words to help your bicycle around too.
| English Word | German Word | Pronunciation |
| Bicycle | das Fahrrad | |
| Cyclist | der Radfahrer/die Radfahrerin | |
| The pedal | das Pedal | |
| The tire | der Reifen | |
| Helmet | der Helm | |
| To ride | fahren |
Airplane-Related Vocabulary In German
Airplanes are most commonly taken to fly in and out of Germany, rather than within it. It’s most likely that you’ll be traveling by train, but just in case, here is vocabulary relating to plane travel.
At The Airport
| English Word | German Word | Pronunciation |
| Airport | der Flughafen | |
| Arrival | die Ankunft | |
| Boarding pass | die Bordkarte | |
| Cancelled | abgesagt | |
| Check-in | das Check-in | |
| Connection | die Verbindung | |
| Delayed | verspätet | |
| Departure | die Abfahrt | |
| Gate | der Tor | |
| Gate Number | die Gate-Nummer | |
| Jet engine | das Düsentriebwerk | |
| Luggage | das Gepäck | |
| On-time | pünktlich | |
| One-way ticket | das One-Way-Ticket | |
| Roundtrip ticket | die Hin- und Rückfahrkarte | |
| Seat booking | die Sitzplatzreservierung | |
| Security check | die Sicherheitskontrolle | |
| Terminal | das Terminal | |
| Ticket | die Fahrkarte | |
| Transit | die Durchreise |
On The Airplane
| English Word | German Word | Pronunciation |
| Airplane | das Flugzeug | |
| Aisle seat | der Gangplatz | |
| Board/boarding | die Verpflegung/Verpflegung | |
| Economy class | die Economyclass | |
| Crew | die Besatzung | |
| Flight attendant | der Flugbegleiter | |
| Hand luggage | das Handgepäck | |
| Land | das Land | |
| Passport | der Reisepass | |
| Pilot | der Pilot/die Pilotin | |
| Window seat | der Fensterplatz |
Airplane Travel Related Phrases In German
| English | German | Pronunciation |
| Is the plane on time? | Ist das Flugzeug pünktlich? | |
| How long will the plane be delayed? | Wie lange wird das Flugzeug Verspätung haben? | |
| Where is my gate? | Wo ist mein Tor? | |
| Which terminal do I go to? | An welches Terminal gehe ich? | |
| I’d like a window seat | Ich hätte gerne einen Fensterplatz | |
| I’d like an aisle seat | Ich möchte einen Gangplatz |
Train Related Vocabulary In German
You also be likely to take a train while traveling through Germany, especially if you have a Eurorail pass
| English Word | German Word | Pronunciation |
| Aisle | der Gang | |
| Canceled | ankunft | |
| Delayed | abgesagt | |
| On-time | verspätet | |
| Platform | der Bahnsteig | |
| Seat number | die Sitznummer | |
| Train | der Zug | |
| Train number | die Zugnummer | |
| Train station | der Bahnhof | |
| Window | das Fenster |
Train Travel Related Phrases In German
| English | German | Pronunciation |
| Which platform do I go to? | Auf welche Plattform gehe ich? | |
| Where is the seat number (insert number)? | Wo ist die Platznummer | |
| Do I get off here? | Steige ich hier aus? | |
| How long will the train ride take? | Wie lange dauert die Zugfahrt? | |
| Is there food available on the train? | Gibt es Essen im Zug? | |
| Are there washrooms on board? | Gibt es Waschräume an Bord? |
Sea Or Ship Related Vocabulary In German
Part of Germany borders the ocean so you might end up on a boat at some point. Just in case you do, here are the German words you’ll need.
| English Word | German Word | Pronunciation |
| Anchor | der Anker | |
| Boat das boot | das boot | |
| Bow | der Bug | |
| Cabin | die Kajüte | |
| Dock | das Dock | |
| Life jacket/ life saving device | die Rettungsweste/das Rettungsgerät | |
| Lifeboat | das Rettungsboot | |
| Port | der Hafen | |
| Sailboat | das Segelboot | |
| Sea | das Meer | |
| Ship | das Schiff | |
| Stern | der Stern |
Traffic And Driving Related Vocabulary In German
Important signal signs with their German meaning and pronunciation are below to help you drive around easier.
| English Word | German Word | Pronunciation |
| Greenlight | das Grünes Licht | |
| One-way street | die Einbahnstraße | |
| Red light | das Rotlicht | |
| Speed limit | die Erlaubte Höchstgeschwindigkeit | |
| Stop sign | das Stoppschild | |
| Traffic light | die Ampel | |
| U-turn | die Kehrtwende | |
| Yellow light | das Gelbes Licht |
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When learning a new language the amount of vocabulary can be daunting. Have you heard people say things like: “We only use around 700 words when we talk?” This is true to some degree. The number of words to learn to speak a language really depends on your purpose. Remember that 300 to 600 words may be enough to travel, but at least 1000 words are necessary for a conversation. The most important thing is not knowing how many words you need to speak a language, but which words to know. Complete fluency is in the 10,000 word range. According to the economist: “Most adult native test-takers range from 20,000–35,000 words. Average native test-takers of age 8 already know 10,000 words. Average native test-takers of age 4 already know 5,000 words. Adult native test-takers learn almost 1 new word a day until middle age”
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| Number | German | in English |
| 1 | wie | as |
| 2 | ich | I |
| 3 | seine | his |
| 4 | dass | that |
| 5 | er | he |
| 6 | war | was |
| 7 | für | for |
| 8 | auf | on |
| 9 | sind | are |
| 10 | mit | with |
| 11 | sie | they |
| 12 | sein | be |
| 13 | bei | at |
| 14 | ein | one |
| 15 | haben | have |
| 16 | dies | this |
| 17 | aus | from |
| 18 | durch | by |
| 19 | heiß | hot |
| 20 | Wort | word |
| 21 | aber | but |
| 22 | was | what |
| 23 | einige | some |
| 24 | ist | is |
| 25 | es | it |
| 26 | Sie | you |
| 27 | oder | or |
| 28 | hatte | had |
| 29 | die | the |
| 30 | von | of |
| 31 | zu | to |
| 32 | und | and |
| 33 | ein | a |
| 34 | bei | in |
| 35 | wir | we |
| 36 | können | can |
| 37 | aus | out |
| 38 | andere | other |
| 39 | waren | were |
| 40 | die | which |
| 41 | tun | do |
| 42 | ihre | their |
| 43 | Zeit | time |
| 44 | wenn | if |
| 45 | werden | will |
| 46 | wie | how |
| 47 | sagte | said |
| 48 | ein | an |
| 49 | jeder | each |
| 50 | sagen | tell |
| 51 | tut | does |
| 52 | Satz | set |
| 53 | drei | three |
| 54 | wollen | want |
| 55 | Luft | air |
| 56 | gut | well |
| 57 | auch | also |
| 58 | spielen | play |
| 59 | klein | small |
| 60 | Ende | end |
| 61 | setzen | put |
| 62 | Zuhause | home |
| 63 | lesen | read |
| 64 | seits | hand |
| 65 | Hafen | port |
| 66 | groß | large |
| 67 | buchstabieren | spell |
| 68 | hinzufügen | add |
| 69 | auch | even |
| 70 | Lande | land |
| 71 | hier | here |
| 72 | muss | must |
| 73 | groß | big |
| 74 | hoch | high |
| 75 | so | such |
| 76 | folgen | follow |
| 77 | Akt | act |
| 78 | warum | why |
| 79 | fragen | ask |
| 80 | Männer | men |
| 81 | Veränderung | change |
| 82 | ging | went |
| 83 | Licht | light |
| 84 | Art | kind |
| 85 | aus | off |
| 86 | müssen | need |
| 87 | Haus | house |
| 88 | Bild | picture |
| 89 | versuchen | try |
| 90 | uns | us |
| 91 | wieder | again |
| 92 | Tier | animal |
| 93 | Punkt | point |
| 94 | Mutter | mother |
| 95 | Welt | world |
| 96 | in der Nähe von | near |
| 97 | bauen | build |
| 98 | selbst | self |
| 99 | Erde | earth |
| 100 | Vater | father |
| 101 | jeder | any |
| 102 | neu | new |
| 103 | Arbeit | work |
| 104 | Teil | part |
| 105 | nehmen | take |
| 106 | erhalten | get |
| 107 | Ort | place |
| 108 | gemacht | made |
| 109 | leben | live |
| 110 | wo | where |
| 111 | nach | after |
| 112 | zurück | back |
| 113 | wenig | little |
| 114 | nur | only |
| 115 | Runde | round |
| 116 | Mann | man |
| 117 | Jahr | year |
| 118 | kam | came |
| 119 | zeigen | show |
| 120 | jeder | every |
| 121 | gut | good |
| 122 | mir | me |
| 123 | geben | give |
| 124 | unsere | our |
| 125 | unter | under |
| 126 | Name | name |
| 127 | sehr | very |
| 128 | durch | through |
| 129 | nur | just |
| 130 | Formular | form |
| 131 | Satz | sentence |
| 132 | groß | great |
| 133 | denken | think |
| 134 | sagen | say |
| 135 | Hilfe | help |
| 136 | niedrig | low |
| 137 | Linie | line |
| 138 | abweichen | differ |
| 139 | wiederum | turn |
| 140 | Ursache | cause |
| 141 | viel | much |
| 142 | bedeuten | mean |
| 143 | vor | before |
| 144 | Umzug | move |
| 145 | Recht | right |
| 146 | Junge | boy |
| 147 | alt | old |
| 148 | zu | too |
| 149 | gleich | same |
| 150 | sie | she |
| 151 | alle | all |
| 152 | da | there |
| 153 | wenn | when |
| 154 | nach oben | up |
| 155 | Verwendung | use |
| 156 | Ihre | your |
| 157 | Weg | way |
| 158 | über | about |
| 159 | viele | many |
| 160 | dann | then |
| 161 | sie | them |
| 162 | schreiben | write |
| 163 | würde | would |
| 164 | wie | like |
| 165 | so | so |
| 166 | diese | these |
| 167 | sie | her |
| 168 | lange | long |
| 169 | machen | make |
| 170 | Sache | thing |
| 171 | sehen | see |
| 172 | ihm | him |
| 173 | zwei | two |
| 174 | hat | has |
| 175 | suchen | look |
| 176 | mehr | more |
| 177 | Tag | day |
| 178 | könnte | could |
| 179 | gehen | go |
| 180 | kommen | come |
| 181 | tat | did |
| 182 | Anzahl | number |
| 183 | klingen | sound |
| 184 | nicht | no |
| 185 | am meisten | most |
| 186 | Menschen | people |
| 187 | meine | my |
| 188 | über | over |
| 189 | wissen | know |
| 190 | Wasser | water |
| 191 | als | than |
| 192 | Anruf | call |
| 193 | erste | first |
| 194 | die | who |
| 195 | können | may |
| 196 | nach unten | down |
| 197 | Seite | side |
| 198 | gewesen | been |
| 199 | jetzt | now |
| 200 | finden | find |
| 201 | Kopf | head |
| 202 | stehen | stand |
| 203 | besitzen | own |
| 204 | Seite | page |
| 205 | sollte | should |
| 206 | Land | country |
| 207 | gefunden | found |
| 208 | Antwort | answer |
| 209 | Schule | school |
| 210 | wachsen | grow |
| 211 | Studie | study |
| 212 | noch | still |
| 213 | lernen | learn |
| 214 | Anlage | plant |
| 215 | Abdeckung | cover |
| 216 | Lebensmittel | food |
| 217 | Sonne | sun |
| 218 | vier | four |
| 219 | zwischen | between |
| 220 | Zustand | state |
| 221 | halten | keep |
| 222 | Auge | eye |
| 223 | nie | never |
| 224 | letzte | last |
| 225 | lassen | let |
| 226 | Gedanken | thought |
| 227 | Stadt | city |
| 228 | Baum | tree |
| 229 | überqueren | cross |
| 230 | Bauernhof | farm |
| 231 | schwer | hard |
| 232 | Beginn | start |
| 233 | Macht | might |
| 234 | Geschichte | story |
| 235 | Säge | saw |
| 236 | weit | far |
| 237 | Meer | sea |
| 238 | ziehen | draw |
| 239 | links | left |
| 240 | spät | late |
| 241 | laufen | run |
| 242 | unterlassen Sie | don’t |
| 243 | während | while |
| 244 | Presse | press |
| 245 | Schließen | close |
| 246 | Nacht | night |
| 247 | realen | real |
| 248 | Leben | life |
| 249 | wenige | few |
| 250 | Norden | north |
| 251 | Buch | book |
| 252 | tragen | carry |
| 253 | nahm | took |
| 254 | Wissenschaft | science |
| 255 | essen | eat |
| 256 | Zimmer | room |
| 257 | Freund | friend |
| 258 | begann | began |
| 259 | Idee | idea |
| 260 | Fisch | fish |
| 261 | berg | mountain |
| 262 | Stopp | stop |
| 263 | einmal | once |
| 264 | Basis | base |
| 265 | hören | hear |
| 266 | Pferd | horse |
| 267 | Schnitt | cut |
| 268 | sicher | sure |
| 269 | beobachten | watch |
| 270 | Farbe | color |
| 271 | Gesicht | face |
| 272 | Holz | wood |
| 273 | Haupt- | main |
| 274 | geöffnet | open |
| 275 | scheinen | seem |
| 276 | zusammen | together |
| 277 | nächste | next |
| 278 | weiß | white |
| 279 | Kinder | children |
| 280 | Start | begin |
| 281 | bekam | got |
| 282 | gehen | walk |
| 283 | Beispiel | example |
| 284 | erleichtern | ease |
| 285 | Papier | paper |
| 286 | Gruppe | group |
| 287 | immer | always |
| 288 | Musik | music |
| 289 | diejenigen | those |
| 290 | beide | both |
| 291 | Marke | mark |
| 292 | oft | often |
| 293 | Schreiben | letter |
| 294 | bis | until |
| 295 | Meile | mile |
| 296 | Fluss | river |
| 297 | Auto | car |
| 298 | Füße | feet |
| 299 | Pflege | care |
| 300 | zweite | second |
| 301 | genug | enough |
| 302 | Ebene | plain |
| 303 | Mädchen | girl |
| 304 | üblich | usual |
| 305 | jung | young |
| 306 | bereit | ready |
| 307 | oben | above |
| 308 | je | ever |
| 309 | rot | red |
| 310 | Liste | list |
| 311 | obwohl | though |
| 312 | fühlen | feel |
| 313 | Vortrag | talk |
| 314 | Vogel | bird |
| 315 | bald | soon |
| 316 | Körper | body |
| 317 | Hund | dog |
| 318 | Familie | family |
| 319 | direkt | direct |
| 320 | Pose | pose |
| 321 | verlassen | leave |
| 322 | Lied | song |
| 323 | messen | measure |
| 324 | Tür | door |
| 325 | Produkt | product |
| 326 | schwarz | black |
| 327 | kurz | short |
| 328 | Zahl | numeral |
| 329 | Klasse | class |
| 330 | Wind | wind |
| 331 | Frage | question |
| 332 | passieren | happen |
| 333 | vollständig | complete |
| 334 | Schiff | ship |
| 335 | Bereich | area |
| 336 | Hälfte | half |
| 337 | Stein | rock |
| 338 | bestellen | order |
| 339 | Feuer | fire |
| 340 | Süden | south |
| 341 | Problem | problem |
| 342 | Stück | piece |
| 343 | sagte | told |
| 344 | wusste | knew |
| 345 | passieren | pass |
| 346 | seit | since |
| 347 | obere | top |
| 348 | ganze | whole |
| 349 | König | king |
| 350 | Straße | street |
| 351 | Zoll | inch |
| 352 | multiplizieren | multiply |
| 353 | nichts | nothing |
| 354 | Kurs | course |
| 355 | bleiben | stay |
| 356 | Rad | wheel |
| 357 | voll | full |
| 358 | Kraft | force |
| 359 | blau | blue |
| 360 | Objekt | object |
| 361 | entscheiden | decide |
| 362 | Oberfläche | surface |
| 363 | tief | deep |
| 364 | Mond | moon |
| 365 | Insel | island |
| 366 | Fuß | foot |
| 367 | System | system |
| 368 | beschäftigt | busy |
| 369 | Prüfung | test |
| 370 | Rekord | record |
| 371 | Boot | boat |
| 372 | gemeinsam | common |
| 373 | goldenen | gold |
| 374 | möglich | possible |
| 375 | Flugzeug | plane |
| 376 | statt | stead |
| 377 | trocken | dry |
| 378 | Wunder | wonder |
| 379 | Lachen | laugh |
| 380 | tausend | thousand |
| 381 | vor | ago |
| 382 | lief | ran |
| 383 | überprüfen | check |
| 384 | Spiel | game |
| 385 | Form | shape |
| 386 | gleichsetzen | equate |
| 387 | heiß | hot |
| 388 | Fehl | miss |
| 389 | gebracht | brought |
| 390 | Wärme | heat |
| 391 | Schnee | snow |
| 392 | Reifen | tire |
| 393 | bringen | bring |
| 394 | ja | yes |
| 395 | entfernt | distant |
| 396 | füllen | fill |
| 397 | Osten | east |
| 398 | malen | paint |
| 399 | Sprache | language |
| 400 | unter | among |
| 401 | Einheit | unit |
| 402 | Macht | power |
| 403 | Stadt | town |
| 404 | fein | fine |
| 405 | sicher | certain |
| 406 | fliegen | fly |
| 407 | fallen | fall |
| 408 | führen | lead |
| 409 | Schrei | cry |
| 410 | dunkel | dark |
| 411 | Maschine | machine |
| 412 | note | note |
| 413 | warten | wait |
| 414 | Plan | plan |
| 415 | Abbildung | figure |
| 416 | Stern | star |
| 417 | Kasten | box |
| 418 | Nomen | noun |
| 419 | Feld | field |
| 420 | Rest | rest |
| 421 | richtig | correct |
| 422 | fähig | able |
| 423 | Pfund | pound |
| 424 | getan | done |
| 425 | Schönheit | beauty |
| 426 | Antriebs | drive |
| 427 | stand | stood |
| 428 | enthalten | contain |
| 429 | Front | front |
| 430 | lehren | teach |
| 431 | Woche | week |
| 432 | Finale | final |
| 433 | gab | gave |
| 434 | grün | green |
| 435 | oh | oh |
| 436 | schnell | quick |
| 437 | entwickeln | develop |
| 438 | Ozean | ocean |
| 439 | warme | warm |
| 440 | kostenlos | free |
| 441 | Minute | minute |
| 442 | stark | strong |
| 443 | besondere | special |
| 444 | Geist | mind |
| 445 | hinter | behind |
| 446 | klar | clear |
| 447 | Schwanz | tail |
| 448 | produzieren | produce |
| 449 | Tatsache | fact |
| 450 | Raum | space |
| 451 | gehört | heard |
| 452 | beste | best |
| 453 | Stunde | hour |
| 454 | besser | better |
| 455 | wahr | true |
| 456 | während | during |
| 457 | hundert | hundred |
| 458 | fünf | five |
| 459 | merken | remember |
| 460 | Schritt | step |
| 461 | früh | early |
| 462 | halten | hold |
| 463 | Westen | west |
| 464 | Boden | ground |
| 465 | Interesse | interest |
| 466 | erreichen | reach |
| 467 | schnell | fast |
| 468 | Verbum | verb |
| 469 | singen | sing |
| 470 | hören | listen |
| 471 | sechs | six |
| 472 | Tabelle | table |
| 473 | Reise | travel |
| 474 | weniger | less |
| 475 | Morgen | morning |
| 476 | zehn | ten |
| 477 | einfach | simple |
| 478 | mehrere | several |
| 479 | Vokal | vowel |
| 480 | auf | toward |
| 481 | Krieg | war |
| 482 | legen | lay |
| 483 | gegen | against |
| 484 | Muster | pattern |
| 485 | schleppend | slow |
| 486 | Zentrum | center |
| 487 | Liebe | love |
| 488 | Person | person |
| 489 | Geld | money |
| 490 | dienen | serve |
| 491 | erscheinen | appear |
| 492 | Straße | road |
| 493 | Karte | map |
| 494 | regen | rain |
| 495 | Regel | rule |
| 496 | regieren | govern |
| 497 | ziehen | pull |
| 498 | Kälte | cold |
| 499 | Hinweis | notice |
| 500 | Stimme | voice |
| 501 | Energie | energy |
| 502 | Jagd | hunt |
| 503 | wahrscheinlich | probable |
| 504 | Bett | bed |
| 505 | Bruder | brother |
| 506 | Ei | egg |
| 507 | Fahrt | ride |
| 508 | Zelle | cell |
| 509 | glauben | believe |
| 510 | vielleicht | perhaps |
| 511 | pflücken | pick |
| 512 | plötzlich | sudden |
| 513 | zählen | count |
| 514 | Platz | square |
| 515 | Grund | reason |
| 516 | Dauer | length |
| 517 | vertreten | represent |
| 518 | Kunst | art |
| 519 | Thema | subject |
| 520 | Region | region |
| 521 | Größe | size |
| 522 | variieren | vary |
| 523 | regeln | settle |
| 524 | sprechen | speak |
| 525 | Gewicht | weight |
| 526 | allgemein | general |
| 527 | Eis | ice |
| 528 | Materie | matter |
| 529 | Kreis | circle |
| 530 | Paar | pair |
| 531 | umfassen | include |
| 532 | Kluft | divide |
| 533 | Silbe | syllable |
| 534 | Filz | felt |
| 535 | groß | grand |
| 536 | Kugel | ball |
| 537 | noch | yet |
| 538 | Welle | wave |
| 539 | fallen | drop |
| 540 | Herz | heart |
| 541 | Uhr | am |
| 542 | vorhanden | present |
| 543 | schwer | heavy |
| 544 | Tanz | dance |
| 545 | Motor | engine |
| 546 | Position | position |
| 547 | Arm | arm |
| 548 | breit | wide |
| 549 | Segel | sail |
| 550 | Material | material |
| 551 | Fraktion | fraction |
| 552 | Wald | forest |
| 553 | sitzen | sit |
| 554 | Rennen | race |
| 555 | Fenster | window |
| 556 | Speicher | store |
| 557 | Sommer | summer |
| 558 | Zug | train |
| 559 | Schlaf | sleep |
| 560 | beweisen | prove |
| 561 | einsam | lone |
| 562 | Bein | leg |
| 563 | Übung | exercise |
| 564 | Wand | wall |
| 565 | Fang | catch |
| 566 | Berg | mount |
| 567 | wünschen | wish |
| 568 | Himmel | sky |
| 569 | Board | board |
| 570 | Freude | joy |
| 571 | Winter | winter |
| 572 | sa | sat |
| 573 | geschrieben | written |
| 574 | wilden | wild |
| 575 | Instrument | instrument |
| 576 | gehalten | kept |
| 577 | Glas | glass |
| 578 | Gras | grass |
| 579 | Kuh | cow |
| 580 | Arbeit | job |
| 581 | Rand | edge |
| 582 | Zeichen | sign |
| 583 | Besuch | visit |
| 584 | Vergangenheit | past |
| 585 | weich | soft |
| 586 | Spaß | fun |
| 587 | hell | bright |
| 588 | Gases | gas |
| 589 | Wetter | weather |
| 590 | Monat | month |
| 591 | Million | million |
| 592 | tragen | bear |
| 593 | Finish | finish |
| 594 | glücklich | happy |
| 595 | hoffen | hope |
| 596 | blume | flower |
| 597 | kleiden | clothe |
| 598 | seltsam | strange |
| 599 | Vorbei | gone |
| 600 | Handel | trade |
| 601 | Melodie | melody |
| 602 | Reise | trip |
| 603 | Büro | office |
| 604 | empfangen | receive |
| 605 | Reihe | row |
| 606 | Mund | mouth |
| 607 | genau | exact |
| 608 | Zeichen | symbol |
| 609 | sterben | die |
| 610 | am wenigsten | least |
| 611 | Ärger | trouble |
| 612 | Schrei | shout |
| 613 | außer | except |
| 614 | schrieb | wrote |
| 615 | Samen | seed |
| 616 | Ton | tone |
| 617 | beitreten | join |
| 618 | vorschlagen | suggest |
| 619 | sauber | clean |
| 620 | Pause | break |
| 621 | Dame | lady |
| 622 | Hof | yard |
| 623 | steigen | rise |
| 624 | schlecht | bad |
| 625 | Schlag | blow |
| 626 | Öl | oil |
| 627 | Blut | blood |
| 628 | berühren | touch |
| 629 | wuchs | grew |
| 630 | Cent | cent |
| 631 | mischen | mix |
| 632 | Mannschaft | team |
| 633 | Draht | wire |
| 634 | Kosten | cost |
| 635 | verloren | lost |
| 636 | braun | brown |
| 637 | tragen | wear |
| 638 | Garten | garden |
| 639 | gleich | equal |
| 640 | gesendet | sent |
| 641 | wählen | choose |
| 642 | fiel | fell |
| 643 | passen | fit |
| 644 | fließen | flow |
| 645 | Messe | fair |
| 646 | Bank | bank |
| 647 | sammeln | collect |
| 648 | sparen | save |
| 649 | Kontrolle | control |
| 650 | dezimal | decimal |
| 651 | Ohr | ear |
| 652 | sonst | else |
| 653 | ganz | quite |
| 654 | pleite | broke |
| 655 | Fall | case |
| 656 | Mitte | middle |
| 657 | töten | kill |
| 658 | Sohn | son |
| 659 | See | lake |
| 660 | Moment | moment |
| 661 | Maßstab | scale |
| 662 | laut | loud |
| 663 | Frühling | spring |
| 664 | beobachten | observe |
| 665 | Kind | child |
| 666 | gerade | straight |
| 667 | Konsonant | consonant |
| 668 | Nation | nation |
| 669 | Wörterbuch | dictionary |
| 670 | milch | milk |
| 671 | Geschwindigkeit | speed |
| 672 | Verfahren | method |
| 673 | Orgel | organ |
| 674 | zahlen | pay |
| 675 | Alter | age |
| 676 | Abschnitt | section |
| 677 | Kleid | dress |
| 678 | Wolke | cloud |
| 679 | Überraschung | surprise |
| 680 | ruhig | quiet |
| 681 | Stein | stone |
| 682 | winzig | tiny |
| 683 | Aufstieg | climb |
| 684 | kühlen | cool |
| 685 | Entwurf | design |
| 686 | arm | poor |
| 687 | Menge | lot |
| 688 | Versuch | experiment |
| 689 | Boden | bottom |
| 690 | Schlüssel | key |
| 691 | Eisen | iron |
| 692 | Einzel | single |
| 693 | Stick | stick |
| 694 | Wohnung | flat |
| 695 | zwanzig | twenty |
| 696 | Haut | skin |
| 697 | Lächeln | smile |
| 698 | Falte | crease |
| 699 | Loch | hole |
| 700 | springen | jump |
| 701 | Kind | baby |
| 702 | acht | eight |
| 703 | Dorf | village |
| 704 | treffen | meet |
| 705 | Wurzel | root |
| 706 | kaufen | buy |
| 707 | erhöhen | raise |
| 708 | lösen | solve |
| 709 | Metall | metal |
| 710 | ob | whether |
| 711 | drücken | push |
| 712 | sieben | seven |
| 713 | Absatz | paragraph |
| 714 | dritte | third |
| 715 | wird | shall |
| 716 | Hand | held |
| 717 | Haar | hair |
| 718 | beschreiben | describe |
| 719 | Koch | cook |
| 720 | Boden | floor |
| 721 | entweder | either |
| 722 | Ergebnis | result |
| 723 | brennen | burn |
| 724 | Hügel | hill |
| 725 | sicher | safe |
| 726 | Katze | cat |
| 727 | Jahrhundert | century |
| 728 | betrachten | consider |
| 729 | Typ | type |
| 730 | Gesetz | law |
| 731 | Bit | bit |
| 732 | Küste | coast |
| 733 | Kopie | copy |
| 734 | Ausdruck | phrase |
| 735 | still | silent |
| 736 | hoch | tall |
| 737 | Sand | sand |
| 738 | Boden | soil |
| 739 | Rolle | roll |
| 740 | Temperatur | temperature |
| 741 | Finger | finger |
| 742 | Industrie | industry |
| 743 | Wert | value |
| 744 | Kampf | fight |
| 745 | Lüge | lie |
| 746 | schlagen | beat |
| 747 | begeistern | excite |
| 748 | natürlich | natural |
| 749 | Blick | view |
| 750 | Sinn | sense |
| 751 | Hauptstadt | capital |
| 752 | wird nicht | won’t |
| 753 | Stuhl | chair |
| 754 | Achtung | danger |
| 755 | Obst | fruit |
| 756 | reich | rich |
| 757 | dick | thick |
| 758 | Soldat | soldier |
| 759 | Prozess | process |
| 760 | betreiben | operate |
| 761 | Praxis | practice |
| 762 | trennen | separate |
| 763 | schwierig | difficult |
| 764 | Arzt | doctor |
| 765 | Bitte | please |
| 766 | schützen | protect |
| 767 | Mittag | noon |
| 768 | Ernte | crop |
| 769 | modernen | modern |
| 770 | Elementes | element |
| 771 | treffen | hit |
| 772 | Schüler | student |
| 773 | Ecke | corner |
| 774 | Partei | party |
| 775 | Versorgung | supply |
| 776 | deren | whose |
| 777 | lokalisieren | locate |
| 778 | Rings | ring |
| 779 | Charakter | character |
| 780 | insekt | insect |
| 781 | gefangen | caught |
| 782 | Zeit | period |
| 783 | zeigen | indicate |
| 784 | Funk | radio |
| 785 | Speiche | spoke |
| 786 | Atom | atom |
| 787 | Mensch | human |
| 788 | Geschichte | history |
| 789 | Wirkung | effect |
| 790 | elektrisch | electric |
| 791 | erwarten | expect |
| 792 | Knochen | bone |
| 793 | Schiene | rail |
| 794 | vorstellen | imagine |
| 795 | bieten | provide |
| 796 | zustimmen | agree |
| 797 | so | thus |
| 798 | sanft | gentle |
| 799 | Frau | woman |
| 800 | Kapitän | captain |
| 801 | erraten | guess |
| 802 | erforderlich | necessary |
| 803 | scharf | sharp |
| 804 | Flügel | wing |
| 805 | schaffen | create |
| 806 | Nachbar | neighbor |
| 807 | Wasch | wash |
| 808 | Fledermaus | bat |
| 809 | eher | rather |
| 810 | Menge | crowd |
| 811 | mais | corn |
| 812 | vergleichen | compare |
| 813 | Gedicht | poem |
| 814 | Schnur | string |
| 815 | Glocke | bell |
| 816 | abhängen | depend |
| 817 | Fleisch | meat |
| 818 | einreiben | rub |
| 819 | Rohr | tube |
| 820 | berühmt | famous |
| 921 | Dollar | dollar |
| 822 | Strom | stream |
| 823 | Angst | fear |
| 284 | Blick | sight |
| 825 | dünn | thin |
| 826 | Dreieck | triangle |
| 827 | Erde | planet |
| 828 | Eile | hurry |
| 829 | Chef | chief |
| 830 | Kolonie | colony |
| 831 | Uhr | clock |
| 832 | Mine | mine |
| 833 | Krawatte | tie |
| 834 | eingeben | enter |
| 835 | Dur | major |
| 836 | frisch | fresh |
| 837 | Suche | search |
| 838 | senden | send |
| 839 | gelb | yellow |
| 840 | Pistole | gun |
| 841 | erlauben | allow |
| 842 | Druck | |
| 843 | tot | dead |
| 844 | Stelle | spot |
| 845 | Wüste | desert |
| 846 | Anzug | suit |
| 847 | Strom | current |
| 848 | Aufzug | lift |
| 840 | stiegen | rose |
| 850 | ankommen | arrive |
| 851 | Stamm | master |
| 852 | Spur | track |
| 853 | Elternteil | parent |
| 854 | Ufer | shore |
| 855 | Teilung | division |
| 856 | Blatt | sheet |
| 857 | Substanz | substance |
| 858 | begünstigen | favor |
| 859 | verbinden | connect |
| 860 | nach | post |
| 861 | verbringen | spend |
| 862 | Akkord | chord |
| 863 | Fett | fat |
| 864 | froh | glad |
| 865 | Original | original |
| 866 | Aktie | share |
| 867 | Station | station |
| 868 | Papa | dad |
| 869 | Brot | bread |
| 870 | aufladen | charge |
| 871 | richtig | proper |
| 872 | Leiste | bar |
| 873 | Angebot | offer |
| 874 | Segment | segment |
| 875 | Sklave | slave |
| 876 | ente | duck |
| 877 | Augenblick | instant |
| 878 | Markt | market |
| 879 | Grad | degree |
| 880 | besiedeln | populate |
| 881 | küken | chick |
| 882 | liebe | dear |
| 883 | Feind | enemy |
| 884 | antworten | reply |
| 885 | Getränk | drink |
| 886 | auftreten | occur |
| 887 | Unterstützung | support |
| 888 | Rede | speech |
| 889 | Natur | nature |
| 890 | Angebot | range |
| 891 | Dampf | steam |
| 892 | Bewegung | motion |
| 893 | Weg | path |
| 894 | Flüssigkeit | liquid |
| 895 | protokollieren | log |
| 896 | gemeint | meant |
| 897 | Quotient | quotient |
| 898 | Gebiss | teeth |
| 899 | Schale | shell |
| 900 | Hals | neck |
| 901 | Sauerstoff | oxygen |
| 902 | Zucker | sugar |
| 903 | Tod | death |
| 904 | ziemlich | pretty |
| 905 | Geschicklichkeit | skill |
| 906 | Frauen | women |
| 907 | Saison | season |
| 908 | Lösung | solution |
| 909 | Magnet | magnet |
| 910 | Silber | silver |
| 911 | danken | thank |
| 912 | Zweig | branch |
| 913 | Spiel | match |
| 914 | Suffix | suffix |
| 915 | insbesondere | especially |
| 916 | Feige | fig |
| 917 | ängstlich | afraid |
| 918 | riesig | huge |
| 919 | Schwester | sister |
| 920 | Stahl | steel |
| 921 | diskutieren | discuss |
| 922 | vorwärts | forward |
| 923 | ähnlich | similar |
| 924 | führen | guide |
| 925 | Erfahrung | experience |
| 926 | Partitur | score |
| 927 | apfel | apple |
| 928 | gekauft | bought |
| 929 | geführt | led |
| 930 | Tonhöhe | pitch |
| 931 | Mantel | coat |
| 932 | Masse | mass |
| 933 | Karte | card |
| 934 | Band | band |
| 935 | Seil | rope |
| 936 | Rutsch | slip |
| 937 | gewinnen | win |
| 938 | träumen | dream |
| 939 | Abend | evening |
| 940 | Zustand | condition |
| 941 | Futtermittel | feed |
| 942 | Werkzeug | tool |
| 943 | gesamt | total |
| 944 | Basis | basic |
| 945 | Geruch | smell |
| 946 | Tal | valley |
| 947 | noch | nor |
| 948 | doppelt | double |
| 949 | Sitz | seat |
| 950 | fortsetzen | continue |
| 951 | Block | block |
| 952 | Tabelle | chart |
| 953 | Hut | hat |
| 954 | verkaufen | sell |
| 955 | Erfolg | success |
| 956 | Firma | company |
| 957 | subtrahieren | subtract |
| 958 | Veranstaltung | event |
| 959 | besondere | particular |
| 960 | viel | deal |
| 961 | schwimmen | swim |
| 962 | Begriff | term |
| 963 | Gegenteil | opposite |
| 964 | Frau | wife |
| 965 | Schuh | shoe |
| 966 | Schulter | shoulder |
| 967 | Verbreitung | spread |
| 968 | arrangieren | arrange |
| 969 | Lager | camp |
| 970 | erfinden | invent |
| 971 | Baumwolle | cotton |
| 972 | geboren | born |
| 973 | bestimmen | determine |
| 974 | Quart | quart |
| 975 | neun | nine |
| 976 | Lastwagen | truck |
| 977 | Lärm | noise |
| 978 | Ebene | level |
| 979 | Chance | chance |
| 980 | sammeln | gather |
| 981 | Geschäft | shop |
| 982 | Stretch | stretch |
| 983 | werfen | throw |
| 984 | Glanz | shine |
| 985 | Immobilien | property |
| 986 | Spalte | column |
| 987 | Molekül | molecule |
| 988 | wählen | select |
| 989 | falsch | wrong |
| 990 | grau | gray |
| 991 | Wiederholung | repeat |
| 992 | erfordern | require |
| 993 | breit | broad |
| 994 | vorbereiten | prepare |
| 995 | Salz | salt |
| 996 | Nase | nose |
| 997 | mehreren | plural |
| 998 | Zorn | anger |
| 999 | Anspruch | claim |
| 1000 | Kontinent | continent |
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