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Meeting someone new in German begins with a set of friendly phrases that change with the time of day. A general "hello" is "hallo," while more specific greetings include "guten Mor...
Counting in German starts with "null" (zero) and runs through "eins" (one), "zwei" (two), "drei" (three), "vier" (four), "fünf" (five), "sechs" (six), "sieben" (seven), "acht" (eig...
German color words are remarkably straightforward. The basic palette includes "rot" (red), "blau" (blue), "grün" (green), "gelb" (yellow), "schwarz" (black), "weiß" (white), "braun...
Talking about people is central to daily life. The basic family vocabulary centres on "die Familie" and includes "die Mutter" (mother), "der Vater" (father), "die Eltern" (parents)...
Mealtimes and refreshments fill a large part of everyday German. Drinks include "das Wasser" (water), "der Kaffee" (coffee), "der Tee" (tea), "die Milch" (milk), "das Bier" (beer),...
Getting dressed and getting around German-speaking countries go hand in hand. Clothing vocabulary includes "die Kleidung" (clothes), "das Hemd" (shirt), "die Hose" (trousers), "das...
German conversation runs on a small set of high-frequency verbs. The most fundamental are "sein" (to be), "haben" (to have), "gehen" (to go), and "kommen" (to come). Everyday activ...