Illustration of the B1 German word “der Dschungel”, which translates to “jungle”. A huge tangle of glowing jungle vines and giant leaves fills the whole frame, one tiny wide-eyed tree frog peering out from a bright orchid at the centre.
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derDschungel

jungle

/ˈd͡ʒʊŋl̩/

Examples — Dschungel in a sentence

Im Dschungel leben viele exotische Tiere und Pflanzen.

Many exotic animals and plants live in the jungle.

Sie träumt davon, einmal den Amazonas-Dschungel zu besuchen.

She dreams of visiting the Amazon jungle someday.

How to remember it

DJOONG-gul sounds like 'jungle' — very similar! Just picture a *jungle* full of *dung beetles*.

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die Einreise

/ˈaɪ̯nˌʁaɪ̯zə/

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entry

Examples

Die Einreise in das Land ist jetzt leichter.

Entry into the country is easier now.

Für die Einreise brauchen Sie einen gültigen Pass.

For entry, you need a valid passport.

Illustration of the B1 German word “die Entfernung”, which translates to “distance”. Close-up of a fox on a cliff at sunset, a glowing golden measuring-tape ribbon unspooling from it across a vast pink landscape to a tiny distant lantern on the horizon.
die Entfernung

/ɛntˈfɛʁnʊŋ/

distance

Examples

Die Entfernung zum Bahnhof ist gering.

The distance to the train station is short.

Aus dieser Entfernung sieht man es schlecht.

From this distance, you can't see it well.

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das Fernweh

/ˈfɛʁnˌveː/

wanderlust

Examples

Ich habe starkes Fernweh nach der weiten Welt.

I have strong wanderlust for the wide world.

Ihr Fernweh führte sie nach Südamerika.

Her wanderlust led her to South America.

Illustration of the B1 German word “die Gastfamilie”, which translates to “host family”. A raccoon parent swings open a warm cottage door and reaches out a paw to a small deer standing on the step with a tiny suitcase.
die Gastfamilie

/ɡastfaˌmiːli̯ə/

host family

Examples

Ich wohnte ein Jahr bei einer Gastfamilie in Berlin.

I lived for a year with a host family in Berlin.

Meine Gastfamilie war sehr nett und hilfsbereit.

My host family was very nice and helpful.

Illustration of the B1 German word “der Gastgeber”, which translates to “host”. A beaming badger in an apron flings open his round front door, warm light and steam pouring out past him, while a small snow-dusted fox stands waiting on the step.
der Gastgeber

/ˈɡastˌɡeːbɐ/

host

Examples

Unser Gastgeber hieß uns herzlich willkommen.

Our host welcomed us warmly.

Als guter Gastgeber sollte man für Getränke sorgen.

As a good host, one should provide drinks.

Illustration of the B1 German word “das Gasthaus”, which translates to “guesthouse”. Close-up of a cozy little house glowing warmly inside a giant hanging lantern, the lantern-house filling the frame against a dark cosmic forest.
das Gasthaus

/ˈɡastˌhaʊ̯s/

guesthouse

Examples

Wir übernachteten in einem gemütlichen Gasthaus.

We stayed overnight in a cozy guesthouse.

Das Gasthaus serviert traditionelle regionale Küche.

The guesthouse serves traditional regional cuisine.

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