Shopping
Using a plastic card to pay instead of paper money; mit Karte bezahlen / 카드로
to pay by card
(US or UK) A piece of clothing that covers the body from the waist down and covers each leg separately; Hose — 바지
(a pair of) trousers (UK) pants (US)
A person who brings food and drinks to tables in a restaurant; Kellner / 웨이터 / 종업원
waiter
Correct the mistake(s): John doesn't likes to wake up early.
John doesn't like to wake up early.
(phrasal verb, 2 words) To leave your bed after sleeping; aufstehen / 일어나다
to get up
Kunde / Kundin / 고객 / 손님 - a person who buys goods or services from a shop, company, or business.
customer
A thin strip of leather or cloth worn around the waist to hold up trousers; Gürtel / 벨트 / 허리띠
belt
To have a particular flavour or to try food with your mouth; schmecken / probieren / 맛보다 / 맛이 나다
to taste
Translate: Was machst du gerade? – 뭐 하고 있어요?
What are you doing?
gefährlich / 위험한 - able to cause harm, injury, or death.
dangerous
(noun) A lower price than usual; money that you do not have to pay; Rabatt / 할인
discount
A long piece of clothing worn over other clothes to keep warm outside; Mantel / 코트 / 외투
coat
Having a very pleasant flavour; lecker / köstlich / 맛있는
delicious
What do we use the present simple for?
facts, habits, routines
verdienen / (돈을) 벌다 - to receive money in exchange for doing a job or providing a service.
to earn
(verb) To say that you are not happy with something or that something is wrong; sich beschweren / 불평하다
to complain
A piece of jewellery worn around the wrist or arm; Armband / 팔찌
bracelet
The largest and most important part of a meal; Hauptgericht / Hauptspeise / 메인 요리 / 본 요리
main course
Where do we put frequency adverbs in a sentence?
1. one word frequency adverbs - before the main verb
2. frequency adverbs consisting of more than one word (every year, on Sundays, etc.) - at the beginning or end of the sentence
3. "sometimes" - beginning, end, or before main verb
(phrasal verb, 2 words) sich kümmern um / betreuen / ~를 돌보다 - to take care of someone or something and make sure they are safe and have what they need.
to look after
(adjective) Causing little or no damage to the environment and able to continue for a long time; nachhaltig / 지속 가능한
sustainable
(singular and plural; spell them) Pieces of cloth worn around the neck or head to keep warm or for fashion; Schals / 스카프 / 목도리
scarf / scarves
Extra portion of food like a salad or fries; Beilage / 사이드 메뉴
side dish
What do we use the present continuous for? Give examples.
1. Right now I am speaking.
2. Around now (temporary) I am reading "The Count of Monte Cristo" right now.
3. Future arrangements I am going to the cinema this weekend.
(phrase, 2 words) When one person does something, then stops so the next person can do it; sich abwechseln / 교대로 하다
to take turns