Illustration of the A1 German word “die Cousine”, which translates to “cousin (female)”. Two female cousins laughing together in a sunlit garden, sharing a warm embrace.

Cousine is part of German nouns A1–B1 and Goethe A1 vocabulary.

dieCousine, -n

cousin (female)

/kuˈziːnə/

Examples — Cousine in a sentence

Meine Cousine ist sehr nett.

My cousin is very nice.

Ich besuche meine Cousine heute.

I am visiting my cousin today.

How to remember it

COU-SI-NE sounds like 'COO SING'. Imagine your female COUSIN happily singing 'Coo-coo' in a meadow.

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Illustration of the A1 German word “dann”, which translates to “then”. A child named Dan happily playing in a sandbox, building a sandcastle under the
dann

/dan/

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then

Examples

Zuerst essen wir, dann gehen wir nach Hause.

First we eat, then we go home.

Ich rufe dich an und dann treffen wir uns.

I'll call you and then we meet.

Illustration of the A1 German word “dein”, which translates to “your (informal)”. A child proudly showing off their favorite toy, sharing it with a friend.
dein

/daɪ̯n/

your (informal)

Examples

Ist das dein neues Buch?

Is that your new book?

Wo ist dein Handy, Anna?

Where is your phone, Anna?

Illustration of the A1 German word “der Designer”, which translates to “designer (male)”. An artist painting colors directly onto the air, where the strokes hang suspended like colorful, glowing ribbons in a studio.
der Designer

/diˈzaɪ̯nɐ/

designer (male)

Examples

Der Designer entwirft schöne Kleidung.

The designer designs beautiful clothes.

Er arbeitet als Grafikdesigner.

He works as a graphic designer.

Illustration of the A1 German word “die Designerin”, which translates to “designer (female)”. A woman stitching patterns onto a dress using needles made of starlight, with threads of silk weaving themselves into patterns in the air.
die Designerin

/diˈzaɪ̯nəʁɪn/

designer (female)

Examples

Sie ist eine gute Designerin.

She is a good designer.

Die Designerin entwirft schöne Kleider.

The designer designs beautiful clothes.

Illustration of the A1 German word “doch”, which translates to “yes (contradicting), but”. A single bright sunflower bursts up through cracked grey pavement, beaming defiantly toward the sun while everything around stays in shadow.
doch

/dɔx/

yes (contradicting), but

Examples

Du bist nicht müde? Doch, ich bin müde!

You are not tired? Yes, I am tired!

Es ist kalt, doch die Sonne scheint.

It is cold, but the sun is shining.

Illustration of the A1 German word “dreißig”, which translates to “thirty”. Thirty small, golden birds taking flight from a single cage, forming the shape of the number 30 in the sky.
dreißig

/ˈdʁaɪ̯sɪç/

thirty

Examples

Ich bin dreißig Jahre alt.

I am thirty years old.

Die Zahl dreißig ist eine gerade Zahl.

The number thirty is an even number.

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