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Illustration of the A2 German word “die Kellnerin”, which translates to “waitress”. A cheerful waitress balancing a tray where the drinks are swirling planets, walking effortlessly on a path of floating tea saucers.
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dieKellnerin, -nen

waitress

/ˈkɛlnəʁɪn/

Examples — Kellnerin in a sentence

Die Kellnerin brachte uns das Essen.

The waitress brought us the food.

Wir warteten lange auf die Kellnerin.

We waited a long time for the waitress.

How to remember it

KEL-neh-rin sounds like 'call her in'. We need to call her in because the waitress is so busy!

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Illustration of the A2 German word “das Kissen”, which translates to “cushion / pillow”. A blissful pug dives face-first into an enormous fluffy pillow, sinking deep with a contented sigh as little hearts float up around it.
das Kissen

/ˈkɪsn̩/

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cushion / pillow

Examples

Ich brauche ein weiches Kissen für meinen Nacken.

I need a soft pillow for my neck.

Bitte leg das Kissen auf das Sofa.

Please put the cushion on the sofa.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “die Küche”, which translates to “kitchen”. Close-up of a warm cosy kitchen filling the frame, an enormous bubbling pot on the stove, hanging copper pans, a rolling pin and a fresh loaf, steam curling up golden and inviting. No people.
die Küche

/ˈkʏçə/

kitchen

Examples

Wir haben in der Küche zu Abend gegessen.

We had dinner in the kitchen.

Die neue Küche ist sehr modern.

The new kitchen is very modern.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “die Lampe”, which translates to “lamp”. A starry-eyed moth wraps both wings around a softly glowing lamp, hearts fluttering around it, utterly smitten by the cozy warm light.
die Lampe

/ˈlampə/

lamp

Examples

Kannst du bitte die Lampe anmachen?

Can you please turn on the lamp?

Ich habe eine neue Lampe für das Wohnzimmer gekauft.

I bought a new lamp for the living room.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “legen”, which translates to “to lay, to put (flat)”. A focused beaver carefully lays a long log down flat across a stream, patting it level with both paws, tongue poking out in concentration.
legen

/ˈleːɡn̩/

to lay, to put (flat)

Principal parts

legen, legte, hat gelegt

ich lege
du legst
er/sie/es legt
wir legen
ihr legt
sie/Sie legen

Examples

Sie legt das Buch auf den Tisch.

She puts the book on the table.

Ich habe mein Handy hier hingelegt.

I put my phone down here.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “lieber”, which translates to “rather / preferably”. A person standing at a fork in a magical forest, reaching out toward a path paved with sparkling stardust instead of the muddy one.
lieber

/ˈliːbɐ/

rather / preferably

Examples

Ich trinke lieber Kaffee als Tee.

I prefer to drink coffee rather than tea.

Wir bleiben heute lieber zu Hause.

We would rather stay home today.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “der Maler”, which translates to “painter (decorator)”. A burly gorilla in paint-splattered overalls happily rolls a wide swath of fresh blue paint up a tall wall, dripping with color and grinning.
der Maler

/ˈmaːlɐ/

painter (decorator)

Examples

Der Maler streicht unser Wohnzimmer nächste Woche.

The painter is painting our living room next week.

Wir brauchen einen guten Maler für die Wohnung.

We need a good painter for the apartment.

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