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Vocabulary (18)

der Tisch

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table

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schieben

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to push or slide something along

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hinlegen

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To put something down, especially in a horizontal position.

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Teller

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plate

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die Länge

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The measurement or extent of something from end to end.

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Meter

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A unit of length (approx. 3.28 feet).

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Holz

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wood (material)

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die Mitte

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the middle or center point of something.

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Rund

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Round or circular.

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Tisch

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Table (furniture with a flat top and legs)

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der Teller

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A flat dish from which food is eaten or served.

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Darauf

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thereupon, on it

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der Meter

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The fundamental unit of length in the metric system.

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das Besteck

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cutlery; silverware

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belegt

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Occupied, reserved, or taken; not available.

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ringsherum

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On all sides; all around.

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eindecken

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To set the table with plates, cutlery, and glasses.

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Länge

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length

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Phrases (20)

Einen Tisch reservieren.

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To book a table in a restaurant or similar venue.

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den Tisch decken

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This phrase is used when you are getting the table ready for a meal by putting o...

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den Tisch abräumen

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This phrase describes the act of taking dirty dishes, glasses, and cutlery off t...

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Den Tisch decken.

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To arrange plates, cutlery, and glasses for a meal.

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Einen Tisch vorbestellen

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To reserve a table in advance, typically at a restaurant.

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Am Tisch essen.

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To consume a meal while seated at a dining table.

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Die Karten auf den Tisch legen.

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To reveal one's true intentions or facts openly.

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Haben Sie noch einen Tisch frei?

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A question asked in a restaurant to inquire about table availability.

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Die Karten auf den Tisch legen

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To reveal one's true intentions or facts openly.

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reinen Tisch machen

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To openly discuss problems to resolve them honestly.

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etwas unter den Tisch kehren

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To hide a problem or an unpleasant truth from public knowledge.

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den Tisch abwischen

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To clean the surface of a table, often after a meal.

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etwas unter den Tisch fallen lassen

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To ignore, omit, or not mention something intentionally.

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Etwas unter den Tisch fallen lassen.

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To intentionally forget or ignore a topic or issue.

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den Tisch herrichten

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To prepare the table for a meal.

B1

Am Tisch sitzen.

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To be seated at a table, often for eating or working.

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jemanden über den Tisch ziehen

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To cheat or deceive someone, especially in a business deal.

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den Tisch für das Essen decken

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To prepare the table with dishes and cutlery for a meal.

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den Tisch schön decken

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To arrange tableware attractively for a meal.

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den Tisch richten

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To arrange tableware for a meal.

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Grammar (20)

German Plural Article: All Roads Lead to 'die'

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nouns_gender

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The Two-Way Preposition 'auf': On, At, and Moving

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prepositions

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German Plural Trick: Just Add -e (Hunde, Tage, Brote)

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nouns_gender

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The Preposition 'über': Above vs. Across (Location vs. Direction)

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prepositions

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German N-Declension Nouns: The "Extra N" Rule (der Student -> den Studenten)

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nouns_gender

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

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case_system

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Two-Way Prepositions: Location vs. Direction (Wechselpräpositionen)

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prepositions

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German Noun Genders: Der, Die, Das

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nouns_gender

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German Noun Genders: He, She, or It? (der, die, das)

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nouns_gender

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At the Edge: German Preposition 'an' + Dative for Location (am, an der)

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prepositions

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Statal Passive: The 'Done' State (Zustandspassiv)

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verbs_tenses

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At & On (Vertical): Two-Way Preposition 'an'

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prepositions

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Two-Way Prepositions: Motion vs. Location (in, auf, an)

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prepositions

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German Plurals: Adding -n or -en

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nouns_gender

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German Indefinite Articles: A and An (ein, eine)

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case_system

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Formal German: Using 'Sie' and Pronouns Correctly

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pronouns

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The German 'It is what it is' (eben)

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adjectives_adverbs

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

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case_system

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German Plurals: The Easy '-s' Ending (Autos, Teams)

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nouns_gender

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German Compound Nouns: The Last Word is Boss (Komposita)

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nouns_gender

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