Subjunctive Verbs
I could
Ich könnte
Germans believe that when one has this, they must wear a scarf.
This country typically identifies with the color orange, although the color is not on their flag.
The Netherlands.
May 15th this year is also known as this.
the peninsula
He would
Er würde
Germans believe that the Föhn can cause traffic accidents, confusion, and has even been used as a murder defense. It is also a major brand of a hair-dryer. What is the Föhn?
A warm wind blowing up over the Italian Alps into Austria and southern Germany.
This German-speaking country is a principality
The courtyard once had a third covered bridge, similar to the one that connects A building and C building. Which two buildings did it connect?
The cafeteria and E building.
der Hügel
the hill
Y'all would have
Ihr hättet
Germans believe that this commonly used summer device is unhealthy, and avoid using it whenever possible.
Air conditioning.
These islands are only 4,000 miles from Boston and have many connections to New Bedford, Fall River, and Provincetown due to the fishing industry
Which administrator did not go to Nauset?
das Tal
the valley
Susanne and Andreas would be
Susanne und Andreas wären
Germans believe that giving this piece of cutlery as a gift will result in injury and death for the family to whom it is given
The Basque region of this country was once plagued by violence and the separatist group ETA.
Spain
What was the original location of Nauset Light?
Chatham
der Hafen
the harbor
I would buy
Ich würde kaufen / ich kaufte
Germans believe that burying a deceased family pet under this part of the house will allow the animal to defend the house against evil spirits.
The doorstep.
This island country's latitude is actually beneath Africa, although it remains close to the EU to the north.
Malta
Prior to the construction of N building, where were the main and guidance offices?
der Gipfel
the summit