mother
→
die Mutter
[ˈmʊtɐ]
nounA1
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English hint → German answer
mother's side
→
mütterlicherseits
/ˈmʏtɐlɪçɐˌzaɪ̯ts/
phraseA1
mountain
→
der Berg
[bɛʁk]
nounA1
mouse
→
die Maus
/diː maʊs/
nounA1
mouth
→
der Mund
/mʊnt/
nounA1
move
→
bewegen
[bəˈveːɡən]
verbA1
movie
→
der Film
/fɪlm/
nounA1
movies
→
Film
[fɪlm]
nounA1
Mr
→
der Herr
/hɛʁ/
nounA1
Mrs
→
die Frau
/fʁaʊ̯/
nounA1
much
→
viel
[fiːl]
determinerA1
mud
→
der Schlamm
/ˈʃlam/
nounA1
mum and dad
→
die Mama und Papa
/ˈmama ʊnt ˈpapa/
nounA1
museum
→
das Museum
[muˈzeːʊm]
nounA1
museum visit
→
der Museumsbesuch
/muˈzeːʊmsbəˌzuːx/
nounA1
mushroom soup
→
die Pilzsuppe
/ˈpɪltsˌzʊpə/
nounA1
music
→
die Musik
[muˈziːk]
nounA1
my
→
mein
[maɪ̯n]
determinerA1
myself
→
mich selbst
/mɪç zɛlpst/
pronounA1
N
→
N
[ˈɛn]
letterA1
name
→
der Name
/naːmə/
nounA1
napkin
→
die Serviette
/zeʁviˈjɛtə/
nounA1
napkins
→
die Servietten
/zeʁviˈjɛtn̩/
nounA1
national museum
→
das Nationalmuseum
/natsi̯oˈnaːlmuˌzeːʊm/
nounA1
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