意味
To clean garments, usually in a washing machine.
文化的背景
Sundays are 'Ruhetage' (rest days). Using a washing machine can be considered a noise disturbance in many apartment blocks. Similar to Germany, communal laundry rooms (Waschküche) in apartment buildings often have a strict schedule (Waschplan) where you are assigned specific days to wash your clothes. Germans are very conscious of water and energy usage. Many use 'Eco-Mode' and avoid dryers, preferring to hang clothes on a rack.
The 'ä' Rule
Always remember: ich wasche, but du wäschst. That little umlaut is the mark of a pro!
Sunday Laundry
Avoid washing clothes on Sundays in Germany if you live in an apartment. Your neighbors will thank you.
意味
To clean garments, usually in a washing machine.
The 'ä' Rule
Always remember: ich wasche, but du wäschst. That little umlaut is the mark of a pro!
Sunday Laundry
Avoid washing clothes on Sundays in Germany if you live in an apartment. Your neighbors will thank you.
Wäsche vs. Kleidung
Use 'Wäsche waschen' for the general chore and 'Kleidung waschen' when focusing on the items themselves.
自分をテスト
Fill in the correct form of 'waschen' in the present tense.
Du ______ heute deine {die|f} Kleidung.
The verb 'waschen' changes its vowel from 'a' to 'ä' for the 'du' form.
Which sentence is correct?
Select the natural German sentence.
'Waschen' is the specific verb for fabrics and clothes.
Match the German word to its English equivalent.
Vocabulary Match
These are the core components of the phrase.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Warum trägst du einen Schlafanzug? B: Weil ich meine ______ ______ muss.
If you are wearing pajamas, it's likely because your regular clothes are being washed.
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ビジュアル学習ツール
Was kann man waschen?
Kleidung
- • T-Shirt
- • Hose
- • Socken
Körper
- • Hände
- • Haare
- • Gesicht
練習問題バンク
4 問題Du ______ heute deine {die|f} Kleidung.
The verb 'waschen' changes its vowel from 'a' to 'ä' for the 'du' form.
Select the natural German sentence.
'Waschen' is the specific verb for fabrics and clothes.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
These are the core components of the phrase.
A: Warum trägst du einen Schlafanzug? B: Weil ich meine ______ ______ muss.
If you are wearing pajamas, it's likely because your regular clothes are being washed.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
6 問Both are correct. 'Wäsche waschen' is slightly more common for the general household chore, while 'Kleidung waschen' is more specific to the garments.
Usually yes. 'Ich wasche meine Kleidung' or 'Ich wasche die Kleidung' sounds more natural than just 'Ich wasche Kleidung'.
That is 'chemisch reinigen'.
Yes! 'Ich wasche meine Haare' is perfectly correct.
The Perfekt is 'hat gewaschen'. For example: 'Ich habe gestern gewaschen.'
It is a strong verb because the stem vowel changes (a -> ä) and it ends in -en in the past participle.
関連フレーズ
Wäsche waschen
similarTo do the laundry
sich waschen
builds onTo wash oneself
eine reine Weste waschen
figurativeTo clear one's name
