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Illustration of the A2 German word “fotografieren”, which translates to “to photograph”. A squirrel in a vest balances on a tiny stool, aiming a camera the size of a cannon at a very shy, blushing toad; a giant flash of light turns the toad a bright, comical shade of neon pink.
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fotografieren

to photograph

/fotoɡʁaˈfiːʁən/

Conjugation

Principal parts

fotografieren, fotografierte, hat fotografiert

ich fotografiere
du fotografierst
er/sie/es fotografiert
wir fotografieren
ihr fotografiert
sie/Sie fotografieren

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Examples — fotografieren in a sentence

Ich habe gestern viele Fotos fotografiert.

I took many photos yesterday.

Darf man hier drinnen fotografieren?

Is one allowed to photograph in here?

How to remember it

PHOTO-GRAF-EER-en sounds exactly like 'photograph here, then!' as someone wants you to photograph.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “genießen”, which translates to “to enjoy”. A person sitting on a chair in the clouds, catching colorful starlight with a giant spoon and tasting it with pure delight.
genießen

/ɡəˈniːsn̩/

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to enjoy

Principal parts

genießen, genoss, hat genossen

ich genieße
du genießt
er/sie/es genießt
wir genießen
ihr genießt
sie/Sie genießen

Examples

Ich genieße die Sonne sehr.

I enjoy the sun very much.

Wir haben den Abend sehr genossen.

We enjoyed the evening very much.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “das Gewitter”, which translates to “thunderstorm”. A grumpy giant made of storm clouds clashing two brass cymbals together, and instead of thunder the collision releases a shower of glowing blue lightning-butterflies drifting down over a valley
das Gewitter

/ɡəˈvɪtɐ/

thunderstorm

Examples

Letzte Nacht gab es ein starkes Gewitter.

Last night there was a strong thunderstorm.

Das Gewitter zog schnell über die Stadt hinweg.

The thunderstorm quickly passed over the city.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “heiß”, which translates to “hot”. A grumpy dragon tries to sip tea, but his breath accidentally turns the cup into a molten puddle; his eyes widen in comic dismay as he blows on his own steaming tongue with a tiny, frantic fan.
heiß

/haɪ̯s/

hot

Comparative Forms

Positive heiß
Komparativ heißer
Superlativ am heißesten

Examples

Es war ein sehr heißer Sommer letztes Jahr.

It was a very hot summer last year.

Sei vorsichtig, die Suppe ist heiß.

Be careful, the soup is hot.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “das Hostel”, which translates to “hostel”. A colorful house with bunk beds that look like cozy, hanging birds' nests in a tree, with travelers sharing glowing tea under the moonlight.
das Hostel

/ˈhɔstl̩/

hostel

Examples

Wir haben in einem günstigen Hostel übernachtet.

We stayed overnight in a cheap hostel.

Das Hostel war sauber und hatte eine tolle Lage.

The hostel was clean and had a great location.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “kalt”, which translates to “cold”. A shivering little monkey huddles under three scarves, teeth chattering and skin turning blue, as frost dusts its fur and an icicle dangles off its nose.
kalt

/kalt/

cold

Comparative Forms

Positive kalt
Komparativ kälter
Superlativ am kältesten

Examples

Mir ist heute sehr kalt.

I am very cold today.

Das kalte Wasser war sehr erfrischend.

The cold water was very refreshing.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “die Kamera”, which translates to “camera”. An excited chameleon hugs a big old-fashioned camera, one eye squeezed shut as it presses the shutter and a huge bright flash bursts in its face.
die Kamera

/ˈkaməʁa/

camera

Examples

Hast du deine Kamera mitgebracht?

Did you bring your camera?

Ich möchte eine neue Kamera kaufen.

I want to buy a new camera.

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