Kleidung
This is the German word for a pullover.
Was ist ein Pullover?
This word is "Das Geschenk" in German.
Was ist "the gift"
The pronoun "Ich" i the accusative case.
Was ist mich?
"I made a cake." in German is
Think Perfekt tense/ past tense
Was ist "Ich habe eine Torte/Kuchen gemacht."?
This is the German word for "Garage"
Was ist "Garage"?
The category for the words blau, grun, and schwarz.
Was ist Farben?
An Überraschungsgast
Think: Überraschung + Gast
Was ist the name for A Surprise Guest in German?
A pronoun that follows an accusative preposition must be in the _____________ ______.
Was ist "Accusative case"?
Most German verbs are weak
The formula: ___ + verb + t or en/et
Fill in the blank
What is "ge"?
The German translation of "I'm renting an apartment in Germany"
Ich miete eiene Wohning in Deustchland.
The word for sport shoes and the word for boots in German.
Was ist Turnschuh und Stiefel?
Fill in the blank.
Nach 50 Ehejahren feiert man die goldene ________.
Was ist die Hochzeit?
Fill in the blank
Jana, warte! ich habe eine Karte fur _____.
Was ist "dich"?
What do you add to the word "arbeiten" for the past participle?
Was ist add a "ge" and a "et" to make "gearbeitet"?
Die Vorhänge kommen ans _______.
Was ist das Fenster?
If "ich trage" something I am what?
Was ist wearing/putting on?
This German word means "congratulations" in English. You'd use it when someone accomplishes something.
Was ist Herzlichen Glückwunsch/Glückwunsch?
Question: Soll ich den Kuchen mitbringen?
Answer: Ja, sollst ____ mitbringen.
What accusative pronoun fits best.
Was ist "ihn"?
Das Katzen hat veil Milch _______/drink.
Was ist getrunken?
Welche Zimmer passt?/Which room fits the description?
In diesem Zimmer gibt es einen Fernseher für alle.
Was ist das Wohnzimmer?
In English, this sentence means:
"Can I try it on?"
Translate
Was ist Kann ich anprobieren?
The English translation for:
Frischvermählte
Was ist Newlyweds?
How is the accusative case different from the dative case?
Open-Ended
Was ist The main difference is that the accusative case is for the direct object (the receiver of the action), while the dative case is for the indirect object (who is benefiting from the action).
Ex Akk: Ich gebe dem Lehrer einen Apfel." (I give the teacher an apple.) Here, "einen Apfel" is the accusative, as it's the thing being given
Ex Dativ: "Ich gebe dem Lehrer einen Apfel." (I give the teacher an apple.) Here, "dem Lehrer" is the dative, as the teacher is the recipient of the apple.
Was ist:
What are these abbreviations:
App:
2ZKB:
EG:
Blk:
EBK: