Where can you learn and practise speaking German?
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You can use German in Germany, Austria and German-speaking parts of Switzerland. Also Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, and parts of Belgium and Italy.
German - English the same word
The same words, except that nouns start with a capital letter in German
English - German
laptop - Laptop
party - Party
popcorn - Popcorn
snacks - Snacks
team - Team
German - English easy to remember similar words
nie - never (letters n to start and e later)
Salzig - salty - the first three letters are the same and the last letter has a tail, also called a loop and a descender
Schokolade - chocolate
sehr - very (Both words have the letters e and r)
English to German easy words
chocolate - Schokolade (Capital letter at the start for a noun. Three letters changed. Add an s at the start, change c to k in the middle and t to d at the end )
German - English, new and difficult to remember
ohne - without (The letters o and h are in both words)
Popmusic - pop music (capital for a noun, and German runs words together)
viele - many
German - English - confusing words
Kekse - cookies USA / biscuits UK ( not cakes)
Lust - desire for (noun, not sexual like the English word lust, but could be craving for a food, or to be in the mood to eat something, or to feel like having it)
Kuchen - cake
magst du - do you like (not do you make, I think of do you munch)
Spiele - games (not a long story, which is Yiddish)
toll - great (not tall, nor the noun toll, but think of a great size and a great toll, alt is high)
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