Illustration of the B1 German word “die Buchhandlung”, which translates to “bookshop”. A cozy shop where the books grow like fruits on glowing trees, and readers pluck their favorite stories straight from the branches.
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bookshop

/ˈbuːxˌhandlʊŋ/

Examples — Buchhandlung in a sentence

Ich kaufe meine Bücher immer in der örtlichen Buchhandlung.

I always buy my books at the local bookshop.

Die neue Buchhandlung hat eine große Auswahl.

The new bookshop has a large selection.

How to remember it

BUCHHANDLUNG is 'book hand-lung'. Imagine giant hands carefully handling books in a massive, airy shop.

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Illustration of the B1 German word “der Eintritt”, which translates to “admission, entry”. Close-up of a rabbit stepping through a huge glowing ticket-gate turnstile that fills the frame, one bright torn ticket-stub glowing in its paw at the threshold.
der Eintritt

/ˈaɪ̯nˌtʁɪt/

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admission, entry

Examples

Der Eintritt in das Museum ist heute kostenlos.

Admission to the museum is free today.

Kinder unter sechs Jahren haben freien Eintritt.

Children under six years old have free admission.

Illustration of the B1 German word “einzahlen”, which translates to “to deposit (money)”. A raccoon drops a glowing coin into a bubbling fountain; a tiny coral reef instantly sprouts from the bottom.
einzahlen

/ˈaɪ̯nˌt͡saːlən/

to deposit (money)

Principal parts

einzahlen, zahlte ein, hat eingezahlt

ich zahle ein
du zahlst ein
er/sie/es zahlt ein
wir zahlen ein
ihr zahlt ein
sie/Sie zahlen ein

Examples

Ich muss diesen Betrag heute auf mein Konto einzahlen.

I need to deposit this amount into my account today.

Bitte vergessen Sie nicht, das Geld einzuzahlen.

Please don't forget to deposit the money.

Illustration of the B1 German word “falls”, which translates to “in case, if (uncertainty)”. A hedgehog in a tiny raincoat stands under a flawless blue sky, gripping an enormous open umbrella, one single raindrop frozen in midair above it.
falls

/fals/

in case, if (uncertainty)

Examples

Falls du Fragen hast, ruf mich an.

In case you have questions, call me.

Nimm einen Schirm mit, falls es regnet.

Take an umbrella with you, in case it rains.

Illustration of the B1 German word “die Figur”, which translates to “character (in a story)”. A carved wooden chess knight steps off its checkered board mid-stride, the empty square behind it glowing.
die Figur

/fiˈɡuːɐ̯/

character (in a story)

Examples

Die Hauptfigur im Roman ist sehr interessant.

The main character in the novel is very interesting.

Ich mag diese Figur, weil sie so mutig ist.

I like this character because she is so brave.

Illustration of the B1 German word “füreinander”, which translates to “for each other”. Two woolly sheep sit back to back on a daisy hill, each knitting a grey scarf for the other, balls of yarn resting at their hooves.
füreinander

/fyːɐ̯ʔaɪ̯ˈnandɐ/

for each other

Examples

Sie sind immer füreinander da.

They are always there for each other.

Wir müssen mehr füreinander tun.

We must do more for each other.

Illustration of the B1 German word “die Galerie”, which translates to “gallery”. A giraffe in a velvet beret bends its long neck down to study one tiny gilt-framed painting in a vast marble hall, nose nearly touching it.
die Galerie

/ɡaləˈʁiː/

gallery

Examples

Wir besuchen oft die Kunstgalerie in der Stadt.

We often visit the art gallery in the city.

In dieser Galerie gibt es viele moderne Bilder.

In this gallery there are many modern paintings.

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masculine Eintritt — admission, entry

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