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Illustration of the A1 German word “liebe Grüße”, which translates to “kind regards, love from”. A handwritten letter on a cozy wooden desk, signed with 'Liebe Grüße' and a smal
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liebe Grüße

kind regards, love from

/ˌliːbə ˈɡʁyːsə/

Examples — liebe Grüße in a sentence

Liebe Grüße aus Berlin!

Kind regards from Berlin!

Mit lieben Grüßen, deine Freundin.

With kind regards, your friend.

How to remember it

'LEE-beh GRÜ-sse' sounds like 'LOVE GREETINGS'. Imagine sending heartfelt greetings with love.

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/naːx/

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to (cities/countries without article)

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Wir fahren heute nach Berlin.

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night

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Wir schlafen gut in der Nacht.

We sleep well at night.

Die Nacht ist sehr dunkel heute.

The night is very dark today.

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Illustration of the A1 German word “reservieren”, which translates to “to reserve”. A cozy restaurant, a "reserved" sign on a table with a candle and flowers.
reservieren

/ʁezɛʁˈviːʁən/

to reserve

Principal parts

reservieren, reservierte, hat reserviert

ich reserviere
du reservierst
er/sie/es reserviert
wir reservieren
ihr reserviert
sie/Sie reservieren

Examples

Ich reserviere einen Tisch für zwei Personen.

I reserve a table for two people.

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/ˌʁet͡sɛpˈt͡si̯oːn/

reception, front desk

Examples

Wo ist die Rezeption?

Where is the reception?

Ich frage an der Rezeption.

I ask at the reception.

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das Schloss

/ʃlɔs/

castle, palace

Examples

Das alte Schloss ist ein Museum.

The old castle is a museum.

Viele Touristen besuchen dieses schöne Schloss.

Many tourists visit this beautiful castle.

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/ˈʃlʏsl̩/

key

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Ich suche meinen Schlüssel.

I am looking for my key.

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