family history
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die Familiengeschichte
/famiˈliːənɡəˌʃɪçtə/
nounB1
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family members
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die Familienmitglieder
/faˈmiːli̯ənˌmɪtɡliːdɐ/
nounA1
family picture
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das Familienfoto
/famiˈliːənˌfoːtoː/
nounA1
far
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weit
[vaɪt]
adjectiveA1
fascinate
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faszinieren
/fasiˈniːʁən/
verbB1
fascinating
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faszinierend
/fatsiˈniːʁənt/
adjectiveB1
fast
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schnell
[ʃnɛl]
adjectiveA1
faster
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der Beschleuniger
/bəˈʃlœnɪɡɐ/
nounC1
fast food
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das Fast Food
/ˈfaːst foːt/
nounA1
fast-food restaurant
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das Fast-Food-Restaurant
/ˈfaːst fuːt ʁɛstoˈʁɑ̃/
nounA2
fat
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dick
/dɪk/
adjectiveA2
father's side
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väterlicherseits
/ˈvɛːtɐlɪçɐˌzaɪ̯ts/
phraseB1
fault
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der Fehler
/ˈfɛlɐ/
nounB1
favor
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der Gefallen
/ɡəˈfalən/
nounB1
favorable
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günstig
/ˈɡʏnstɪç/
adjectiveB2
favorite
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Lieblings-
/ˈliːbəlɪç/
adjectiveA1
feature
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das Merkmal
/das ˈmɛʁkmaːl/
nounB1
federal
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föderal
/fœdəˈʁaːl/
adjectiveC1
fee
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die Gebühr
/ˈɡeːbyːɐ̯/
nounB1
feeding bowl
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der Futternapf
/ˈfʊtɐˌnapf/
nounA2
feel comfortable
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sich wohl fühlen
/zɪç voːl ˈfyːlən/
phraseA2
feel free
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nur zu
/nʊɐ̯ tsuː/
phraseA2
fellow
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der Mensch
/ˈmɛnʃ/
nounA1
female
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weiblich
/ˈvaɪ̯blɪç/
adjectiveA2
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