Illustration of the A2 German word “bewölkt”, which translates to “cloudy”. The sun wearing a cozy, fluffy wool sweater made of thick white clouds, playfully peeking out from the soft knit fabric.
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bewölkt

cloudy

/bəˈvœlkt/

Forms

Comparative Forms

Positive bewölkt
Komparativ bewölkter
Superlativ am bewölktesten

Examples — bewölkt in a sentence

Heute ist der Himmel bewölkt.

Today the sky is cloudy.

Gestern war es bewölkt, aber heute scheint die Sonne.

Yesterday it was cloudy, but today the sun is shining.

How to remember it

BE-WÖLKT sounds like 'be velvet'. The cloudy sky looks like a soft velvet blanket covering the sun.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “der Flug”, which translates to “flight”. A person soaring through the clouds while wearing wings made of vibrant, floating origami birds that flap in rhythm.
der Flug

/fluːk/

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flight

Examples

Unser Flug nach Berlin startet um acht Uhr.

Our flight to Berlin departs at eight o'clock.

Der Flug war lang, aber angenehm.

The flight was long but pleasant.

Illustration of the A2 German word “fotografieren”, which translates to “to photograph”. A squirrel in a vest balances on a tiny stool, aiming a camera the size of a cannon at a very shy, blushing toad; a giant flash of light turns the toad a bright, comical shade of neon pink.
fotografieren

/fotoɡʁaˈfiːʁən/

to photograph

Principal parts

fotografieren, fotografierte, hat fotografiert

ich fotografiere
du fotografierst
er/sie/es fotografiert
wir fotografieren
ihr fotografiert
sie/Sie fotografieren

Examples

Ich habe gestern viele Fotos fotografiert.

I took many photos yesterday.

Darf man hier drinnen fotografieren?

Is one allowed to photograph in here?

Illustration of the A2 German word “genießen”, which translates to “to enjoy”. A person sitting on a chair in the clouds, catching colorful starlight with a giant spoon and tasting it with pure delight.
genießen

/ɡəˈniːsn̩/

to enjoy

Principal parts

genießen, genoss, hat genossen

ich genieße
du genießt
er/sie/es genießt
wir genießen
ihr genießt
sie/Sie genießen

Examples

Ich genieße die Sonne sehr.

I enjoy the sun very much.

Wir haben den Abend sehr genossen.

We enjoyed the evening very much.

Illustration of the A2 German word “das Gewitter”, which translates to “thunderstorm”. A grumpy giant made of storm clouds clashing two brass cymbals together, and instead of thunder the collision releases a shower of glowing blue lightning-butterflies drifting down over a valley
das Gewitter

/ɡəˈvɪtɐ/

thunderstorm

Examples

Letzte Nacht gab es ein starkes Gewitter.

Last night there was a strong thunderstorm.

Das Gewitter zog schnell über die Stadt hinweg.

The thunderstorm quickly passed over the city.

Illustration of the A2 German word “heiß”, which translates to “hot”. A grumpy dragon tries to sip tea, but his breath accidentally turns the cup into a molten puddle; his eyes widen in comic dismay as he blows on his own steaming tongue with a tiny, frantic fan.
heiß

/haɪ̯s/

hot

Comparative Forms

Positive heiß
Komparativ heißer
Superlativ am heißesten

Examples

Es war ein sehr heißer Sommer letztes Jahr.

It was a very hot summer last year.

Sei vorsichtig, die Suppe ist heiß.

Be careful, the soup is hot.

Illustration of the A2 German word “das Hostel”, which translates to “hostel”. A colorful house with bunk beds that look like cozy, hanging birds' nests in a tree, with travelers sharing glowing tea under the moonlight.
das Hostel

/ˈhɔstl̩/

hostel

Examples

Wir haben in einem günstigen Hostel übernachtet.

We stayed overnight in a cheap hostel.

Das Hostel war sauber und hatte eine tolle Lage.

The hostel was clean and had a great location.

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masculine Flug — flight

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