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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.
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house rules

/ˈhaʊ̯sˌʔɔʁdnʊŋ/

Examples — Hausordnung in a sentence

Bitte lesen Sie die Hausordnung.

Please read the house rules.

Die Hausordnung ist sehr wichtig.

The house rules are very important.

How to remember it

The HAUS-ORDNUNG sounds like 'house ordering.' We're *ordering* the *house* by following its *rules*.

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/ˈhaʊ̯sˌtiːɐ̯/

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pet

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Hast du ein Haustier?

Do you have a pet?

Mein Haustier ist eine Katze.

My pet is a cat.

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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

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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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heute

/ˈhɔɪ̯tə/

today

Examples

Heute ist Dienstag.

Today is Tuesday.

Ich arbeite heute nicht.

I am not working today.

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Illustration of the A1 German word “immer”, which translates to “always”. A sun that never fully sets, just hovering permanently at golden-hour height above a meadow that always glows with the same warm afternoon light.
immer

/ˈɪmɐ/

always

Examples

Ich trinke immer Wasser.

I always drink water.

Er kommt immer zu spät.

He always comes too late.

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Illustration of the A1 German word “können”, which translates to “can/be able to”. A child lifting a giant boulder with ease
können

/ˈkœnən/

can/be able to

Principal parts

können, konnte, hat gekonnt

ich kann
du kannst
er/sie/es kann
wir können
ihr könnt
sie/Sie können

Examples

Ich kann Deutsch sprechen.

I can speak German.

Können Sie mir helfen?

Can you help me?

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Illustration of the A1 German word “laden”, which translates to “to charge / to load”. A sleepy phone-creature with a little face lounges in a hammock, sipping glowing energy through a curly straw plugged into a tiny sun.
laden

/ˈlaːdn̩/

to charge / to load

Principal parts

laden, lud, hat geladen

ich lade
du lädst
er/sie/es lädt
wir laden
ihr ladet
sie/Sie laden

Examples

Er lädt die Taschen in den Kofferraum.

He loads the bags into the trunk.

Wir laden das Holz auf den Wagen.

We load the wood onto the wagon.

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