German Language - Vocabulary (A1)

Clarification: Losing your keys is typically considered a 'Problem' because it presents a difficulty or issue. The other options are not generally seen as problems.

Clarification: 'Möchtest du Suppe?' means 'Do you want soup?' in English. 'Hast du Suppe?' means 'Do you have soup?', 'Wer ist Suppe?' translates to 'Who is soup?', and 'Warum ist Suppe kalt?' means 'Why is the soup cold?'. Only option 'a' correctly asks if someone wants soup.

Clarification: The sentence 'My Oma can cook very well.' correctly uses 'Oma' to refer to a grandmother. The other options incorrectly use 'Oma' in contexts where it doesn't fit, such as buying, describing a flower, or taste.

Clarification: The correct sentence is 'I have a cut on my Zehe.' because 'Zehe' means 'toe'. Other options incorrectly imply 'Zehe' is a flower, a pencil part, or an object to pass.

Clarification: The sentence 'Ich gehe wieder ins Kino.' means 'I am going to the cinema again.' It correctly uses 'wieder' to indicate a repeated action. Other sentences do not clearly indicate repetition.

Clarification: The correct sentence is 'Ich mag Pizza und auch mag Pasta.' meaning 'I like pizza and also like pasta.' 'Nur' means 'only', 'nie' means 'never', and 'immer' means 'always', which do not fit the context.

Clarification: 'Zimmer' means 'room' in English, which is closely related to a hotel because people stay in rooms at hotels. 'Garten' (garden), 'Auto' (car), and 'Fluss' (river) are not directly related to hotels.

Clarification: The word 'früh' is correctly used in the context of time, meaning 'early'. Sentence c uses 'früh' to indicate that he arrived early at the party. In sentence a, 'früh' is used in the wrong context; 'early' should be used before 'to bed'. Sentence b and d misuse 'früh' entirely, as it does not apply to apples or colors.

Clarification: The correct translation is 'Ich brauche Öl.' 'Ich brauche Wasser.' means 'I need water.', 'Ich brauche Milch.' means 'I need milk.', and 'Ich brauche Brot.' means 'I need bread.'

Clarification: 'Eine Band' refers to a group of musicians, similar to a music band in English. The other options do not relate to this meaning.

Clarification: Sentence 'a' means 'I see a change in the weather.' This is a correct use of 'Veränderung'. 'Essen' (to eat) and 'trinken' (to drink) are not actions typically associated with 'change'. 'Hören' (to hear) doesn't typically pair with 'Veränderung' in the context of listening to the radio.

Clarification: The correct German word for 'picnic' is 'Picknick'. 'Party', 'Konzert', and 'Treffen' mean 'party', 'concert', and 'meeting', respectively, and are not the correct translations.

Clarification: The correct translation of 'Augenlid' is 'eyelid'. 'Eyebrow' is 'Augenbraue', 'eyelash' is 'Wimper', and 'eye' is 'Auge'.

Clarification: A 'Krähe' is a type of bird, specifically a crow, which is black and found in fields. The other descriptions refer to a cow, a cat, and a lizard, respectively.

Clarification: 'Huhn' in German translates to 'chicken' in English. The other options, 'Cow', 'Dog', and 'Cat', correspond to 'Kuh', 'Hund', and 'Katze' in German, respectively.

Clarification: 'This is correct' translates to 'Das ist richtig.' in German. 'Das ist falsch.' means 'This is wrong.', 'Das ist schnell.' means 'This is fast.', and 'Das ist groß.' means 'This is big.'

Clarification: Option b uses 'Männer' correctly, meaning 'men'. The other sentences use different German words or incorrect contexts.

Clarification: 'Brustwarze' is used when discussing body parts. It refers to the nipple, which is a part of human anatomy. The other options do not relate to body parts.

Clarification: The sentence translates to 'My soul is happy.' The correct word is 'Seele'. 'Sonne' means 'Sun', 'See' means 'Lake', and 'Segel' means 'Sail'.

Clarification: 'Television' is related to 'Medien', as it is a form of media. 'Train' ('Zug'), 'Tree' ('Baum'), and 'Table' ('Tisch') are not related to media.

Clarification: 'Wahrscheinlich' means 'probable' or 'likely', which is a similar concept to 'possible'. 'Schwierig' means 'difficult', 'unmöglich' means 'impossible', and 'langsam' means 'slow', none of which are synonyms for 'möglich'.

Clarification: The sentence 'Ich möchte lernen Englisch.' translates to 'I want to learn English.' The correct infinitive form after 'möchte' is 'lernen'. 'Lerne', 'lernt', and 'lerntest' are conjugated forms not used here.

Clarification: The sentence 'Das Geräusch war sehr laut.' means 'The noise was very loud.' It correctly uses 'Geräusch' in the context of sound. The other sentences incorrectly use 'Geräusch' as if it could be eaten or drunk, which is not possible.

Clarification: 'Hain' is best described as a cluster of trees in a natural setting. It is not an open field, a flower garden, or a market square.

Clarification: The word 'Rotkehlchen' translates to 'Robin' in English. A sparrow is 'Spatz', an eagle is 'Adler', and a swan is 'Schwan'.

Clarification: 'Dämmerung' refers to the time of day when the sun sets and it becomes dark, which is 'dusk'. 'Morning' is 'Morgen', 'noon' is 'Mittag', and 'night' is 'Nacht' in German.

Clarification: 'Gruppe' means 'group' in German, which can be a synonym for 'Fraktion' in the context of a group within a political party. 'Küche' means 'kitchen', 'Stadt' means 'city', and 'Auto' means 'car', none of which relate to the meaning of 'Fraktion'.

Clarification: Sentence 'b' correctly uses 'Formular' as it refers to filling out a form. 'Formular' is not something you use to send packages, buy for your desk, or eat.

Clarification: 'Sie ist in ihren Gedanken verloren.' translates to 'She is lost in her thoughts.' Cooking ('kocht'), writing ('schreibt'), or selling ('verkauft') thoughts do not convey the meaning of being lost in thought.

Clarification: The correct word is 'Horizont', as it refers to the line where the sun appears to set. 'Berg' (mountain), 'Fluss' (river), and 'Wald' (forest) do not fit logically in the context of this sentence.