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Illustration of the A1 German word “dich”, which translates to “you (accusative, informal)”. A friendly arrow made of golden ribbon floating in mid-air, curling gently to point at a single cheerful person standing in a sunlit clearing.
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dich

you (accusative, informal)

/dɪç/

Examples — dich in a sentence

Ich sehe dich im Park.

I see you in the park.

Ich mag dich sehr.

I like you very much.

How to remember it

You need to *dig* a hole for 'DICH'. I see *you* with a shovel, digging for treasure!

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Illustration of the A1 German word “dort”, which translates to “there”. A rustic dartboard hanging on a cozy pub wall, with a few darts stuck in it.
dort

/dɔʁt/

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there

Examples

Das Auto steht dort.

The car is standing there.

Wir warten dort auf dich.

We wait there for you.

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Illustration of the A1 German word “die Ecke”, which translates to “corner”. A cozy armchair wedged into the exact corner where two giant cobblestone walls meet, with a tiny reading lamp glowing warmly overhead.
die Ecke

/ˈɛkə/

corner

Examples

Das Buch liegt in der Ecke.

The book is in the corner.

Geh um die nächste Ecke.

Go around the next corner.

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Illustration of the A1 German word “entlang”, which translates to “along”. A winding garden path with a tiny, busy trail of ants marching along its edge.
entlang

/ɛntˈlaŋ/

along

Examples

Gehen Sie diese Straße entlang.

Go along this street.

Wir laufen am Fluss entlang.

We walk along the river.

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Illustration of the A1 German word “es”, which translates to “it”. Glowing orb or neutral object
es

/ɛs/

it

ich mich
du dich
er/sie/es ihn/sie/es
wir uns
ihr euch
sie/Sie sie/Sie

Examples

Es ist kalt heute.

It is cold today.

Wie geht es dir? Es geht gut.

How are you? It's going well.

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Illustration of the A1 German word “das Fenster”, which translates to “window”. A magical window showing different worlds
das Fenster

/ˈfɛnstɐ/

window

Examples

Das Fenster ist offen.

The window is open.

Mach bitte das Fenster zu.

Please close the window.

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Illustration of the A1 German word “finden”, which translates to “to find”. Close-up of a fox lifting the lid of a glowing treasure chest, its face lit gold from the light spilling out, the open chest filling the foreground of the frame.
finden

/ˈfɪndn̩/

to find

Principal parts

finden, fand, hat gefunden

ich finde
du findest
er/sie/es findet
wir finden
ihr findet
sie/Sie finden

Examples

Ich finde den Schlüssel.

I find the key.

Wir finden das Buch gut.

We like the book. (literally: We find the book good.)

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