Haben/Sein
What does “Ich habe” mean?
“I have”
What is the name of the most academically rigorous high school in Germany?
Gymnasium
What is another appropriate way of saying Der Mann hat einen Hund?
Einen Hund hat ein Mann.
What is the answer to this question? zweiundsiebzig geteilt durch Vierundzwanzig ist…
Answer: Drei
What is the correct pronunciation of “the girl” in German?
Answer: Das Mädchen (If not said with long A it is incorrect)
What is the German translation of the Calculator?
Answer: Der Taschenrechner
How would you say “Do they have the book” in German?
Haben Sie das Buch?
How long is a German student’s summer vacation?
Six weeks
How would you change “Ist der computer hier” to “The computer is here”?
Der Computer ist hier.
Is this statement: falsch oder richtig? Sechs plus sieben ist dreizehn.
Answer: Richtig
How do you pronounce “the lesson”?
Die Stunde.
What is the German translation for the school?
Answer: Die Schule
How would you say “You are a notebook” in German?
Du bist ein Heft.
Ihr seid ein Heft.
Sie sind ein Heft.
What German high school leads to jobs in banking, IT, or social work?
Hauptschule
What does this sentence say? Der Hund hat einen Mann.
The dog has a man
Siebenundneunzig minus siebzehn ist gleich… (In English)
Answer: Eighty
How do you pronounce the erasers?
Answer: Die Radiergummis (*Need to have correct pronunciation
What is the German translation for the clock?
Answer: Die Uhr
What is the meaning of Ihr habt eine schule?
Y’all have a school.
How would you address someone with a position of authority when asking "who are you"?
Wie heißen sie?
Wer sind Sie?
What are two ways of saying “He has a book” in German?
Answer: Er hat einen buch, Einen Buch hat er
What is the answer for Einundneunzigtausendvierhundertzweiundsechzig mal eins? (In English)
Answer: Ninety-one thousand four hundred sixty-two
How would you say “This is a thing.”
Da(s) ist eine Sache.
What is the German translation for the library?
Answer: Die Bibliothek
What is the meaning of “Er haben funf Karten”
his question is not grammatically correct, there is no accurate meaning.
"He have **** cards/tickets."
How do Germans greet each other? With a kiss on both cheeks, a kiss on the right cheek, nod and look down, or shake hands with eye contact?
Shake hands with eye contact.
How could you say “He has a desk” two ways in German?
Er hat einen Schreibtisch, Einen Schreibtisch hat er
Say this number in German, 13.824 )
Dreizehntausendachthundertvierundzwanzig
What is this character? ß
Answer: Eszett or ss
What is the German translation of the book?
Answer: Das Buch