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Illustration of the A2 German word “meiner”, which translates to “mine”. A greedy little dragon coils its whole body around a single shiny gold coin, glaring possessively and hissing, guarding what is utterly its own.
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meiner

mine

/ˈmaɪ̯nɐ/

Examples — meiner in a sentence

Ist das dein Regenschirm? Nein, das ist meiner.

Is that your umbrella? No, that is mine.

Welcher Kuchen ist dein? Meiner ist der Schokoladenkuchen.

Which cake is yours? Mine is the chocolate cake.

How to remember it

'MEINER' sounds like 'MINER.' The gold MINE is MINE!

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Illustration of the A2 German word “der Mut”, which translates to “courage”. A duckling stands at the very edge of a high diving board above a vast pool, chest puffed out, one webbed foot lifted into open air.
der Mut

/muːt/

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courage

Examples

Er hatte den Mut, die Wahrheit zu sagen.

He had the courage to tell the truth.

Du brauchst viel Mut für diese Aufgabe.

You need a lot of courage for this task.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “mutig”, which translates to “brave, courageous”. A tiny mouse in a paper helmet stands squarely in the path of a huge snarling wolf, one paw raised in a firm halt, refusing to budge.
mutig

/ˈmuːtɪç/

brave, courageous

Comparative Forms

Positive mutig
Komparativ mutiger
Superlativ am mutigsten

Examples

Das war eine sehr mutige Entscheidung von dir.

That was a very brave decision by you.

Du bist wirklich mutig gewesen.

You were really brave.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “das Pflaster”, which translates to “plaster, band-aid”. A magical band-aid placed on a crack in the Earth, knitting the ground back together with vibrant, glowing threads of golden light.
das Pflaster

/ˈp͡flastɐ/

plaster, band-aid

Examples

Sie klebte schnell ein Pflaster auf ihre Wunde.

She quickly stuck a band-aid on her wound.

Hast du ein Pflaster? Ich habe mich geschnitten.

Do you have a band-aid? I cut myself.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “plötzlich”, which translates to “suddenly”. A dozing cat is jolted bolt upright mid-air, fur exploding outward and eyes huge as saucers, utterly startled by a sudden surprise.
plötzlich

/ˈplœt͡slɪç/

suddenly

Examples

Plötzlich wurde es sehr dunkel.

Suddenly it became very dark.

Das Auto hielt plötzlich an.

The car suddenly stopped.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “der Radfahrer”, which translates to “cyclist (male)”. A cyclist pedaling across a path made of stardust, with their bike wheels spinning out trails of blooming flowers behind them.
der Radfahrer

/ˈʁaːtˌfaːʁɐ/

cyclist (male)

Examples

Der Radfahrer trägt immer einen Helm.

The cyclist always wears a helmet.

Ich sah den Radfahrer an der Ampel warten.

I saw the cyclist waiting at the traffic light.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “die Radfahrerin”, which translates to “cyclist (female)”. A cyclist pedaling across a bridge made of rainbows, leaving a trail of blooming flowers behind her spinning tires.
die Radfahrerin

/ˈʁaːtˌfaːʁəʁɪn/

cyclist (female)

Examples

Die Radfahrerin trug einen Helm auf dem Kopf.

The female cyclist wore a helmet on her head.

Eine Radfahrerin fuhr schnell am Park vorbei.

A female cyclist rode quickly past the park.

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