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Illustration of the A2 German word “gemütlich”, which translates to “cozy”. A giant rounded gemstone wearing a chunky knitted sweater, nestled deep into a soft armchair beside a glowing crackling fireplace.
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gemütlich

cozy

/ɡəˈmyːtlɪç/

Forms

Comparative Forms

Positive gemütlich
Komparativ gemütlicher
Superlativ am gemütlichsten

Examples — gemütlich in a sentence

ein gemütliches Sofa

a cozy sofa

Wir haben es uns gemütlich gemacht.

We made ourselves comfortable.

How to remember it

A giant GEM is MUTE, wearing a soft wool sweater. It sits by a fireplace, feeling perfectly cozy.

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Illustration of the B1 German word “genesen”, which translates to “to recover”. A rumpled bear in striped pyjamas bursts upright from a sickbed, flinging off a hot-water bottle and blankets, cheeks flushed pink with rediscovered strength and enormous relief.
genesen

/ɡəˈneːzn̩/

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to recover

Principal parts

genesen, genas, ist genesen

ich genese
du genest
er/sie/es genest
wir genesen
ihr geneset
sie/Sie genesen

Examples

Sie wird bald wieder genesen.

She will soon recover.

Nach der Operation genas er schnell.

After the operation he recovered quickly.

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Illustration of the A1 German word “geschehen”, which translates to “to happen”. A clumsy cat nudges one teacup, triggering a wild chain reaction of toppling cups, rolling apples and bouncing balls across the room.
geschehen

/ɡəˈʃeːən/

to happen

Principal parts

geschehen, geschah, ist geschehen

ich geschehe
du geschiehst
er/sie/es geschieht
wir geschehen
ihr gescheht
sie/Sie geschehen

Examples

Was ist geschehen?

What happened?

Es geschah plötzlich.

It happened suddenly.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “das Gespräch”, which translates to “conversation”. Two chairs face each other tossing a glowing ball of words back and forth, never dropping it.
das Gespräch

/ɡəˈʃpʁɛːç/

conversation

Examples

Wir hatten ein langes Gespräch.

We had a long conversation.

Das Gespräch war sehr freundlich.

The conversation was very friendly.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “gewinnen”, which translates to “to win”. Oma Trude, a tiny round old woman with a silver bun, round glasses and a lilac cardigan, thrusts an enormous golden trophy triumphantly overhead with both arms, confetti raining down, beaming in pure victory.
gewinnen

/ɡəˈvɪnən/

to win

Principal parts

gewinnen, gewann, hat gewonnen

ich gewinne
du gewinnst
er/sie/es gewinnt
wir gewinnen
ihr gewinnt
sie/Sie gewinnen

Examples

Wer hat das Spiel gewonnen?

Who won the game?

Ich möchte dieses Rennen gewinnen.

I want to win this race.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “gießen”, which translates to “to pour”. A dainty elephant with a trunk like a garden hose stands on a stepladder, giggling with glee as it tilts a giant watering can to pour an ocean of tea into a tiny, shocked flowerpot.
gießen

/ˈɡiːsn̩/

to pour

Principal parts

gießen, goss, hat gegossen

ich gieße
du gießt
er/sie/es gießt
wir gießen
ihr gießt
sie/Sie gießen

Examples

Ich gieße die Blumen.

I water the flowers.

Sie goss den Saft ein.

She poured the juice.

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Illustration of the B1 German word “gleichen”, which translates to “to resemble”. Identical twins are connected by a shimmering, invisible thread that makes them mirror each other's
gleichen

/ˈɡlaɪ̯çn̩/

to resemble

Principal parts

gleichen, glich, hat geglichen

ich gleiche
du gleichst
er/sie/es gleicht
wir gleichen
ihr gleicht
sie/Sie gleichen

Examples

Er gleicht seinem Vater sehr.

He resembles his father a lot.

Die beiden Häuser gleichen sich.

The two houses look alike.

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genesen — to recover

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