Learn 10 of the 3000 Most Frequently Used German Words - PART 3

Build Core German Vocabulary for 10 Minutes, Everyday!

Hi everyone!

You want to learn German, but you're a bit lazy or busy to flick through dictionaries?

Here is an opportunity that will take the monotony out of your German learning experience:

This is the third day on which I'll be teaching you

10 carefully picked words

out of the 3000 most frequently used German words!

Go to the PART 1 of the German vocabulary building series!

At the end of the series, you will have 3000 words in your German vocabulary, and will be able to understand about 80% of the words in any German text.

All daily feeds will contain 10 carefully picked German words, along with:

• the German article of the words
• the English translation
• a link to the pronunciation
• an example sentence in German and its translation in English
• if necessary, an image to help you understand the word!

German Core Vocabulary - PART 3 - Tuesday, January 9, 2018

1. wie = how, like, as
   Example: Wie geht's dir?
   Translation: How are you?
   Go to the pronunciation!

2. sein = his
   Example: Das ist sein Haus.
   Translation: This is his home.
   Go to the pronunciation!

3. dass = that
   Example: Ich wusste nicht, dass es regnerisch war.
   Translation: I didn't know that it was rainy.
   Go to the pronunciation!

4. er = he
   Example: Ist er zu Hause?
   Translation: Is he at home?
   Go to the pronunciation!

5. auf = on, at
   Example: Der Apfel ist auf dem Tisch.
   Translation: The apple is on the table.
   Go to the pronunciation!

6. für = for
   Example: Das ist für dich!
   Translation: This is for you!
   Go to the pronunciation!

7. mit = with
   Example: Trinkst du Kaffee mit Zucker?
   Translation: Do you drink coffee with sugar?
   Go to the pronunciation!

1. sie = they
   Example: Sie sind endlich hier!
   Translation: They are finally here!
   Go to the pronunciation!

2. sein = to be
   Example: Kannst du morgen um 9:00 Uhr hier sein?
   Translation: Can you be here tomorrow at 9:00 o'clock?
   Go to the pronunciation!

3. bei = at, in, for
   Example: Ich arbeite bei einer deutschen Firma.
   Translation: I work at a German company.
   Go to the pronunciation!
   Extra hint = The meaning and proper use of this preposition depends on the context most of the time, be careful with it!)

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