Search Results for: "Freunde"

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Vocabulary (11)

Freund

de

Friend (a person whom one knows and likes)

A1

philosophisch

de

Philosophical; relating or devoted to the study of philosophy.

B1

neidisch

de

envious

B1

die Hochzeit

de

A ceremony where two people are united in marriage.

A1

Böse

de

evil, bad, angry

A1

die Ankunft

de

Arrival, the act of coming to a place

A2

der Abschied

de

farewell; an act of parting.

A2

Flughafen, der

de

An airfield equipped for aircraft to take off and land.

A2

Reihenhaus

de

Terraced house, a house in a row of similar houses.

B1

Der Freund

de

Friend (male)

A1

sich verlassen auf

de

To depend confidently on; to rely on.

A2

Phrases (12)

Freunde treffen

de

This phrase is the go-to way to describe hanging out or getting together with yo...

A1

Einen Freund besuchen

de

To go to a friend's place for a visit.

A1

Ich besuche Freunde.

de

To state the activity of seeing friends.

A1

Einen Freund anrufen

de

To phone a friend.

A1

Einen Freund besuchen.

de

To go see a friend at their home or elsewhere.

A2

Freunde besuchen

de

To go and see friends in their home or another location.

A1

Alte Freunde treffen.

de

To arrange to see acquaintances from the past.

A2

Alte Freunde treffen

de

To arrange to see acquaintances from the past.

A2

ein guter Freund

de

A close and trustworthy companion.

A2

Getreue Freunde sind ein sicherer Hafen.

de

True friends provide comfort and security in times of trouble.

B1

Freunde treffen.

de

To arrange to see acquaintances.

A1

enge Freunde

de

Friends with whom one has a strong, intimate, and trusting relationship.

B2

Grammar (20)

Nouns Ending in -schaft: Always Feminine

de

nouns_gender

A2

German Accusative Articles: a, an (einen, eine, ein)

de

case_system

A1

German Direct Objects: Who or What? (Akkusativ)

de

case_system

A1

For You! German Accusative Preposition (für)

de

prepositions

A1

German Relative Clauses with Prepositions (mit dem, auf den)

de

relative_clauses

C1

German Word Order: Dative Noun before Accusative Noun

de

word_order

B1

German Accusative: Using 'den', 'die', and 'das' (Akkusativ)

de

case_system

A1

My, My, My! Possessives in the Accusative Case (mein, meine, meinen)

de

pronouns

A1

German Word Order: The Verb in Second Position (V2 Rule)

de

word_order

A1

Glued Together: Separable Verbs in Subordinate Clauses

de

word_order

B1

The 'Secret' Future: Using Present Tense for Future Plans (Präsens für die Zukunft)

de

verbs_tenses

A2

Saying 'No' to Nouns: Negation with 'kein'

de

nouns_gender

A1

Adjective Endings: Mixed Declension (after ein, mein, kein)

de

adjectives_adverbs

B1

German Separable Verbs: The 'Split' Rule (Trennbare Verben)

de

word_order

A2

German Plural Article: All Roads Lead to 'die'

de

nouns_gender

A1

German Future Tense: Making Plans & Predictions (Futur I)

de

verbs_tenses

B1

German Adjectives after 'viele' and 'einige'

de

adjectives_adverbs

B1

Informal 'Your' (dein)

de

pronouns

A1

The 'To Whom' Glue: Dative Relative Pronouns

de

relative_clauses

B2

Separable Prefix Verbs: The Great Word Divorce (trennbare Verben)

de

word_order

A2
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