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Illustration of the A2 German word “das Knie”, which translates to “knee”. A kangaroo sits clutching its big bruised knee with a pained grimace, a bandage wrapped around the swollen joint and little throbbing stars circling it.
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dasKnie

knee

/kniː/

Examples — Knie in a sentence

Mein rechtes Knie tut seit gestern weh.

My right knee has been hurting since yesterday.

Sie ist hingefallen und hat sich das Knie aufgeschlagen.

She fell down and scraped her knee.

How to remember it

KNIE sounds like "knee" – it's almost the same! Just imagine a silent 'K' like in 'knight'.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “der Kopfschmerz”, which translates to “headache”. A rumpled bear clutches his skull with both paws, teeth gritted, while a gleeful woodpecker hammers merrily on the top of his head.
der Kopfschmerz

/ˈkɔp͡fˌʃmɛʁt͡s/

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headache

Examples

Ich habe heute Morgen starke Kopfschmerzen.

I have a bad headache this morning.

Nimmst du etwas gegen die Kopfschmerzen?

Are you taking anything for the headache?

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Illustration of the A2 German word “krank”, which translates to “sick, ill”. A green frog lies tucked in bed with a thermometer in its mouth and a steaming bottle on its head, cheeks flushed, surrounded by crumpled tissues.
krank

/kʁaŋk/

sick, ill

Comparative Forms

Positive krank
Komparativ kränker
Superlativ am kränksten

Examples

Ich bin leider krank und kann nicht kommen.

Unfortunately, I'm sick and cannot come.

Die kranke Katze brauchte dringend Hilfe.

The sick cat urgently needed help.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “die Krankenkasse”, which translates to “health insurance”. A friendly, giant umbrella made of healing bandages hovering over a village, shielding every house from falling rain of bad health.
die Krankenkasse

/ˈkʁaŋkn̩ˌkasə/

health insurance

Examples

Ich muss meine Krankenkasse kontaktieren.

I need to contact my health insurance.

Bezahlt die Krankenkasse die Behandlung?

Does the health insurance pay for the treatment?

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Illustration of the A2 German word “die Krankenversicherung”, which translates to “health insurance”. A protective, oversized paper shield shaped like a heart, wrapping a small house in layers of soft, warm, golden light.
die Krankenversicherung

/ˈkʁaŋkn̩fɛɐ̯ˌzɪçəʁʊŋ/

health insurance

Examples

Jeder braucht eine gute Krankenversicherung.

Everyone needs good health insurance.

Meine Krankenversicherung deckt alle Kosten ab.

My health insurance covers all costs.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “der Mund”, which translates to “mouth”. A frog opens its mouth so impossibly wide that the whole moonlit garden is reflected inside it, eyes squeezed shut in the ecstasy of one enormous note.
der Mund

/mʊnt/

mouth

Examples

Mach deinen Mund auf, bitte.

Open your mouth, please.

Sie hat einen kleinen Mund.

She has a small mouth.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “die Nase”, which translates to “nose”. A proud anteater shows off its absurdly long nose, using the very tip to delicately boop a tiny butterfly, eyes beaming with delight.
die Nase

/ˈnaːzə/

nose

Examples

Er hat eine kleine Nase.

He has a small nose.

Mir juckt die Nase, ich glaube, ich niese gleich.

My nose is itching, I think I'm about to sneeze.

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