Illustration of the A2 German word “der Blog”, which translates to “blog”. A laptop screen floating in mid-air, sprouting wings and shedding pages like autumn leaves that turn into digital birds.
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blog

/blɔk/

Examples — Blog in a sentence

Ich lese oft seinen Reise-Blog.

I often read his travel blog.

Sie schreibt einen Blog über Essen.

She writes a blog about food.

How to remember it

Sounds just like 'blog.' Imagine someone *blogging* furiously, maybe blocking out the world.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “die Bluse”, which translates to “blouse”. A delicate silk blouse hanging on a rack, but the fabric is made of a flowing waterfall filled with colorful, fluttering butterflies.
die Bluse

/ˈbluːzə/

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blouse

Examples

Ich habe eine neue weiße Bluse gekauft.

I bought a new white blouse.

Ihre Bluse ist sehr elegant und passt gut.

Her blouse is very elegant and fits well.

Illustration of the A2 German word “dafür sein”, which translates to “to be in favour”. A crowd of whimsical creatures raising their colorful, glowing paws in unison, cheering for a giant sun rising in the shape of a heart.
dafür sein

/daˈfyːɐ̯ zaɪ̯n/

to be in favour

Examples

Ich bin dafür, dass wir das Projekt bald starten.

I am in favour of us starting the project soon.

Bist du auch dafür, am Wochenende ins Kino zu gehen?

Are you also in favour of going to the cinema on the weekend?

Illustration of the A2 German word “dagegen sein”, which translates to “to be against”. A group of clouds wearing tiny hats, gently nudging a giant mountain of building blocks to stop it from growing any taller.
dagegen sein

/daˈɡeːɡn̩ zaɪ̯n/

to be against

Examples

Er ist dagegen, am Sonntag lange zu arbeiten.

He is against working long hours on Sunday.

Warum bist du immer dagegen, wenn ich etwas vorschlage?

Why are you always against it when I suggest something?

Illustration of the A2 German word “das Demonstrativpronomen”, which translates to “demonstrative pronoun”. A giant glowing finger pointing at a floating cloud, causing the word 'DIESER' to appear in sparkling gold letters in the air.
das Demonstrativpronomen

/demɔnstʁaˈtiːfpʁoˌnoːmən/

demonstrative pronoun

Examples

Dieses Demonstrativpronomen zeigt auf den Mann.

This demonstrative pronoun points to the man.

Kannst du ein Demonstrativpronomen im Satz erkennen?

Can you recognize a demonstrative pronoun in the sentence?

Illustration of the A2 German word “energisch”, which translates to “energetic”. A person walking briskly, leaving a trail of colorful sparks and blooming flowers with every energetic step they take.
energisch

/eˈnɛʁɡɪʃ/

energetic

Comparative Forms

Positive energisch
Komparativ energischer
Superlativ am energischsten

Examples

Sie hat energisch an dem Projekt gearbeitet.

She worked energetically on the project.

Meine Katze ist heute Morgen sehr energisch gewesen.

My cat was very energetic this morning.

Illustration of the A2 German word “eng”, which translates to “tight / narrow”. A cozy, narrow alleyway between two giant books, where the pages gently hug the person walking through the middle.
eng

/ɛŋ/

tight / narrow

Comparative Forms

Positive eng
Komparativ enger
Superlativ am engsten

Examples

Diese Hose ist mir zu eng.

These pants are too tight for me.

Der Weg war sehr eng und steil.

The path was very narrow and steep.

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feminine Bluse — blouse

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