German Language - Vocabulary (A1)

Clarification: 'Wo' in German translates to 'where' in English. The other options are: 'when' (wann), 'who' (wer), and 'why' (warum), which are incorrect translations for 'wo'.

Clarification: Sentence 'b' is correct: 'Wir geben ihr das Geschenk.' means 'We give her the gift.' Options 'a', 'c', and 'd' are incorrect because either the verb form or the sentence structure is incorrect.

Clarification: The correct past tense form of 'geben' for 'er' is 'gab'. 'Gegabt', 'gegeben', and 'gebte' are incorrect forms.

Clarification: The correct translation is 'Ich fühle mich müde', which means 'I feel tired'. Option a ('Ich fühle glücklich') means 'I feel happy'. Options c and d describe speed ('fast' and 'slow') and do not correctly translate 'I feel tired'.

Clarification: The correct translation of 'Do you have a question?' is 'Hast du eine Frage?'. 'Bist du eine Frage?' means 'Are you a question?', 'Sind Sie eine Frage?' means 'Are you a question?' (formal), and 'Hat es eine Frage?' means 'Does it have a question?', which are incorrect in this context.

Clarification: The sentence 'Ich esse gern Fleisch.' means 'I like to eat meat.' It correctly uses 'Fleisch' as something you eat. The other sentences incorrectly use 'Fleisch' with meanings related to pictures, drinks, or sweetness, which do not make sense.

Clarification: 'Knie' is the German word for 'knee', which is a joint in the leg. 'Neck', 'elbow', and 'foot' are parts of the body but are not the correct translation for 'Knie'.

Clarification: The word 'straightforward' is a synonym for 'direkt' in the context of communication, meaning clear and direct. 'Diplomatic' and 'confusing' convey different meanings, and 'silent' is unrelated.

Clarification: A 'textbook' is not typically found in a 'Speiselokal' because it is a book used for study, usually found in educational settings. A 'menu', 'waiter', and 'table' are common in a 'Speiselokal' as they are related to dining.

Clarification: A 'Cowboy' typically wears a hat and boots. A lab coat is for a doctor, a chef's apron is for cooking, and a swimsuit is for swimming.

Clarification: 'Brunnen' means 'Fountain' in English. 'Bridge' is 'Brücke', 'Mountain' is 'Berg', and 'Garden' is 'Garten' in German.

Clarification: The correct answer is 'Sweater'. 'Pullover' in German directly translates to 'Sweater' in English. 'Jacket', 'Shirt', and 'Hat' are different articles of clothing and do not match the meaning of 'Pullover'.

Clarification: In a restaurant, 'Karte' usually refers to a 'menu'. While 'Karte' can also mean a 'map', this is less likely in a restaurant context compared to a menu.

Clarification: Pigeons, or 'Tauben', are commonly found in cities, where they often inhabit parks and urban areas. They are not typically found underwater, primarily in forests, or specifically on farms.

Clarification: When describing a movie as 'seltsam', it means the movie is 'strange'. 'Exciting' would be 'spannend', 'boring' is 'langweilig', and 'funny' is 'lustig'.

Clarification: 'Zeigen' means 'to show' and is a synonym for 'beweisen' when you want to demonstrate or prove something. 'Tanzen', 'singen', and 'essen' are unrelated verbs meaning 'to dance', 'to sing', and 'to eat', respectively.

Clarification: 'Seele' means 'soul' in English. 'Sun' is 'Sonne', 'Sea' is 'Meer', and 'Sail' is 'Segel' in German.

Clarification: A 'Busch' or bush is typically found in natural settings like a forest. It is not found on a roof, in a cupboard, or under a bed, which are all indoor or constructed environments.

Clarification: 'Dampf' means 'steam' in English. 'Water' is 'Wasser', 'Smoke' is 'Rauch', and 'Fire' is 'Feuer'.

Clarification: 'Volumen' refers to the amount of space an object occupies, so 'The Volumen of the box is large' is correct. The other sentences misuse 'Volumen': you cannot eat a 'Volumen', drive a 'Volumen', or have a 'Volumen' song that is fast.

Clarification: The correct sentence is 'Die Brücke ist über dem Fluss.' meaning 'The bridge is over the river.' 'Ich lese die Brücke.' means 'I read the bridge,' which doesn't make sense. 'Ich esse eine Brücke.' means 'I eat a bridge,' which is also incorrect. 'Das Brücke ist rot.' uses the wrong article; it should be 'Die Brücke ist rot.'

Clarification: Sentence 'a' correctly uses 'Liga' to refer to a sports league. 'Bright' should be 'light', 'desk' doesn't relate to 'Liga', and 'dinner' should be a meal, not a 'Liga'.

Clarification: The correct sentence is 'The knight wore a strong Rüstung.' Here, 'Rüstung' is correctly used as 'armor'. The other sentences incorrectly use 'Rüstung' in contexts where 'recipe', 'furniture', or 'garden' would be appropriate.

Clarification: 'Tragödie' translates to 'Tragedy' in English. The other options are incorrect translations: 'Comedy' is 'Komödie', 'Drama' is the same in German, and 'History' is 'Geschichte'.

Clarification: 'Figur' can describe a small statue or decorative object. It does not refer to food (Option b), plants (Option c), or music (Option d).

Clarification: The correct sentence is 'The Spur on the road was clear.' 'Spur' means 'track' or 'trace,' referring to marks left on a surface. The other sentences use 'Spur' in contexts that do not make sense with its meaning.

Clarification: 'He climbed nach unten the ladder' correctly uses 'nach unten' to describe descending. The other sentences incorrectly use 'nach unten' where movement is not downward: flying (a), rising (c), and swimming (d).

Clarification: 'Muss' is the German word for 'must', indicating necessity or obligation. 'Can' means ability, 'want' expresses desire, and 'like' shows preference, which are incorrect for 'muss'.

Clarification: 'Mönch' means 'Monk' in English. The other options are incorrect translations: 'Mountain' is 'Berg', 'Mouse' is 'Maus', and 'Market' is 'Markt' in German.

Clarification: The word 'Patrouille' in German translates to 'Patrol' in English. It refers to a group of people, such as police or military, who move around an area to ensure safety and order. 'Parade', 'Party', and 'Path' are not related to this meaning.