nachts
→
at night
/ət ˈnaɪt/
phraseA1
German → English
A1 Words
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German hint → English answer
um ein Uhr
→
at one
/æt ˈwʌn/
phraseA1
um sechs Uhr
→
at six o'clock
/ət sɪks oʊˈklɑːk/
adverbA1
die Aufmerksamkeit
→
attention
/əˈtɛnʃən/
nounA1
am Wochenende
→
at the weekend
/æt ðə ˈwiːkɛnd/
phraseA1
am Fenster
→
at the window
/æt ðə ˈwɪndoʊ/
phraseA1
um zwölf Uhr
→
at twelve
/æt ˈtwɛlv/
phraseA1
um zwei Uhr
→
at two
/æt ˈtuː/
phraseA1
die Tante
→
aunt
/ˈænt/
nounA1
die Tante
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auntie
/ˈænti/
nounA1
der Herbst
→
autumn
/ˈɑtəm/
nounA1
weg
→
away
/əˈweɪ/
adverbA1
B
→
B
/biː/
letterA1
der Säugling
→
baby
/ˈbeɪbi/
nounA1
zurück
→
back
/bæk/
adverbA1
der Rücken
→
back
/bæk/
nounA1
der Rucksack
→
backpack
/ˈbækpæk/
nounA1
schlecht
→
bad
/ˈbæd/
adjectiveA1
das schlechtes Wetter
→
bad weather
/ˈbæd ˌwɛðɚ/
nounA1
die Einkaufstüte
→
bag
/ˈbæg/
nounA1
kahl
→
bald
/bɔld/
adjectiveA1
der Ball
→
ball
/bɔl/
nounA1
der Kugelschreiber
→
ballpoint pen
/ˈbɔlˌpɔɪnt pɛn/
nounA1
die Banane
→
banana
/bəˈnænə/
nounA1
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