German Language - Vocabulary (A1)

Clarification: If you are looking for your phone, you would say 'Ich suche mein Handy.' This means 'I am searching for my phone.' The other options are incorrect: 'esse' means 'to eat', 'trinke' means 'to drink', and 'spiele' means 'to play'.

Clarification: 'Ich gehe ins Schlafzimmer, um zu schlafen' translates to 'I go to the bedroom to sleep.' The other options do not fit as you do not typically go to the kitchen, living room, or bathroom to sleep.

Clarification: The phrase 'Gute Nacht' means 'Good night' and is used to wish someone well as they go to sleep. The other options incorrectly combine 'Nacht' with other times of the day.

Clarification: The phrase 'Ich habe ein Buch gemacht.' is incorrect because 'gemacht' is not typically used with 'Buch' (book). The others are common expressions: 'das Bett gemacht' (made the bed), 'Frühstück gemacht' (made breakfast), and 'einen Fehler gemacht' (made a mistake).

Clarification: The word 'Leder' in German translates to 'Leather' in English. The other options are incorrect as they are different words with different meanings.

Clarification: 'Buchstabieren' is used when you need to spell out a word, often because it is difficult to understand or pronounce. Writing an essay, correcting a sentence, or listening to music do not involve spelling out words letter by letter.

Clarification: 'Nehmen' means 'to take' in English. 'To give' is 'geben', 'to read' is 'lesen', and 'to write' is 'schreiben'.

Clarification: The correct translation is 'Die Wolken sind weiß.' because 'Wolken' is the plural form of 'Wolke', meaning 'clouds'. 'Die' is the definite article for plural nouns in German. The other options use incorrect articles or singular forms.

Clarification: A projector is used to watch films, especially in a cinema setting. A pillow, bicycle, or cookbook are not directly related to watching films.

Clarification: In a restaurant, the 'Kellner' is the person who serves the food to customers. The other roles are associated with cooking, cleaning, and ordering supplies.

Clarification: 'Verloren' means 'lost' in English. The word 'won' is the opposite of lost, 'found' is what you might do after being lost, and 'bought' is unrelated.

Clarification: If you have a sore 'Hals', you feel pain in your neck. The other options refer to different body parts.

Clarification: The sentence 'Die Einheit ist wichtig für das Team.' correctly uses 'Einheit' to mean 'unity', which is important for a team. The other sentences misuse 'Einheit' as a measure, object to read, or a vehicle, which are incorrect.

Clarification: The correct sentence is 'Die Anzahl der Stühle ist fünf.' which means 'The number of chairs is five.' 'Anzahl' is used here to indicate the quantity of chairs. The other sentences incorrectly use 'Anzahl' in contexts related to eating, color, and reading, which are not about quantity.

Clarification: 'Zorn' means 'anger' in English. 'Joy' is 'Freude', 'Fear' is 'Angst', and 'Surprise' is 'Überraschung' in German.

Clarification: The sentence 'Der Arzt untersucht die Brustwarze.' means 'The doctor examines the nipple.' This is a logical use of the word. The other sentences incorrectly place 'Brustwarze' in contexts related to a car, soup, and a book.

Clarification: Option 'b' is incorrect because 'Mist' (manure) is not something you drink. The other sentences correctly refer to using manure for agricultural purposes.

Clarification: 'Stamm' means 'trunk' in English, referring to the main part of a tree. 'Leaf' would be 'Blatt', 'Branch' is 'Ast', and 'Root' is 'Wurzel'.

Clarification: The sentence 'Wir angeln im See.' is correct because 'angeln' means 'to fish', and fishing is an activity done in a lake ('See'). The other sentences use 'angeln' incorrectly as it is not associated with catching books, doing something fast, or catching cars.

Clarification: 'Flucht' means 'escape' in English. 'Flight' might seem similar because of the word 'flee', but 'Flucht' specifically translates to 'escape'. 'Flower' and 'Friend' are unrelated meanings.

Clarification: 'Verhalten' refers to behavior, which fits when discussing someone's actions. It doesn't fit contexts like describing a meal, talking about a holiday, or describing a landscape.

Clarification: The correct answer is 'Regret'. 'Es tut mir leid, ich habe Bedauern' means 'I am sorry, I have regret.' It expresses regret, not happiness, surprise, or fear.

Clarification: The correct word is 'Beschreibung', which means 'description'. 'Fenster' means 'window', 'Tür' means 'door', and 'Farbe' means 'color', none of which fit the context of the sentence.

Clarification: Option 'a' is correct as it means 'We had an interesting conversation.' Option 'b' is incorrect because 'Unterhaltung' cannot be placed on a table. Options 'c' and 'd' are incorrect because 'Unterhaltung' is not something you read or buy.

Clarification: The word 'Living room' can replace 'Salon' as they both refer to a communal space in a home where people relax. 'Office', 'Bedroom', and 'Garage' are different types of rooms or spaces.

Clarification: You would place an 'Anzeige' in a newspaper to sell a car, as newspapers have sections for classified ads. Novels, math textbooks, and history books are not places where you would typically put advertisements.

Clarification: 'Rippe' means 'rib' in English. The other options are parts of the body but do not translate to 'Rippe'. 'Arm' is 'Arm', 'Foot' is 'Fuß', and 'Hand' is 'Hand' in German.

Clarification: Sentence 'b' correctly uses 'Alter' to refer to age. Sentence 'a' and 'c' incorrectly use 'Alter' as an object, and 'd' uses 'der Alter' instead of 'das Alter' which is incorrect.

Clarification: The sentence 'The Einrichtung in my room is very comfortable.' correctly uses 'Einrichtung' to refer to the furniture in a room. The other sentences incorrectly use 'Einrichtung' as a verb or action.

Clarification: The prefix 'Un-' can be added to 'Gewohnheit' to form 'Ungewohnheit', meaning 'unusualness'. The other prefixes 'Be-', 'Ver-', and 'Ge-' do not apply to 'Gewohnheit'.