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Illustration of the A1 German word “erlaubt”, which translates to “allowed, permitted”. A stern owl guard wears a monocle and points a wing toward a giant gate; a tiny rabbit wearing a backpack beams with glee, skipping through the open archway as a green light glows above its head.
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erlaubt

allowed, permitted

/ɛɐ̯ˈlaʊ̯pt/

Examples — erlaubt in a sentence

Rauchen ist hier nicht erlaubt.

Smoking is not allowed here.

Es ist erlaubt, hier zu parken.

It is allowed to park here.

How to remember it

AIR-LAUBT sounds like 'air-logged'. Imagine you're allowed to log into the airplane's air system.

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Illustration of the A1 German word “früh”, which translates to “early”. A rooster in fuzzy pajamas pops out of a giant clock at midnight, frantically shushing the moon and setting his alarm clock to ring while the confused sun peeks over the horizon in utter disbelief.
früh

/fʁyː/

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early

Comparative Forms

Positive früh
Komparativ früher
Superlativ am frühesten

Examples

Der Bus kommt immer sehr früh.

The bus always arrives very early.

Es ist noch zu früh.

It is still too early.

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Illustration of the A1 German word “frustriert”, which translates to “frustrated”. A tiny figure pushing against a brick wall that will not move, their feet leaving deep grooves in the ground, brow furrowed in exasperated effort.
frustriert

/fʁʊsˈtʁiːɐ̯t/

frustrated

Comparative Forms

Positive frustriert
Komparativ frustrierter
Superlativ am frustriertesten

Examples

Er ist momentan sehr frustriert.

He is very frustrated at the moment.

Ich bin frustriert über die Situation.

I am frustrated about the situation.

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Illustration of the A1 German word “funktionieren”, which translates to “to work, to function”. A vintage clock ticking smoothly on a mantelpiece, showing it's still functionin
funktionieren

/fʊŋkt͡si̯oˈniːʁən/

to work, to function

Principal parts

funktionieren, funktionierte, hat funktioniert

ich funktioniere
du funktionierst
er/sie/es funktioniert
wir funktionieren
ihr funktioniert
sie/Sie funktionieren

Examples

Das Handy funktioniert.

The mobile phone works.

Meine Uhr funktioniert nicht.

My watch does not work.

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Illustration of the A1 German word “die Hausordnung”, which translates to “house rules”. A cozy cottage tidying itself in perfect order - shoes lining up, books shelving straight, a broom sweeping alone - as a friendly owl watches.
die Hausordnung

/ˈhaʊ̯sˌʔɔʁdnʊŋ/

house rules

Examples

Bitte lesen Sie die Hausordnung.

Please read the house rules.

Die Hausordnung ist sehr wichtig.

The house rules are very important.

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Illustration of the A1 German word “das Haustier”, which translates to “pet”. A happy dog and a purring cat curled up together by a fireplace in a cozy living
das Haustier

/ˈhaʊ̯sˌtiːɐ̯/

pet

Examples

Hast du ein Haustier?

Do you have a pet?

Mein Haustier ist eine Katze.

My pet is a cat.

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Illustration of the A1 German word “helfen”, which translates to “to help”. A tiny figure on a cliff reaching down with one hand to pull a friend up, both of them glowing warmly as the sun rises behind them.
helfen

/ˈhɛlfn̩/

to help

Principal parts

helfen, half, hat geholfen

ich helfe
du hilfst
er/sie/es hilft
wir helfen
ihr helft
sie/Sie helfen

Examples

Kann ich Ihnen bitte helfen?

Can I please help you?

Er hilft gern seinen Freunden.

He likes to help his friends.

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früh — early

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