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Illustration of the B1 German word “miteinander”, which translates to “with each other”. Close-up of a badger and a fox interlocking paws to form a huge glowing bright ring together, the two little friends joined side by side at the centre of the frame.
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miteinander

with each other

/ˈmɪtʔaɪ̯ˌnandɐ/

Examples — miteinander in a sentence

Wir reden offen miteinander über alles.

We talk openly with each other about everything.

Sie arbeiten gut miteinander im Team.

They work well with each other in the team.

How to remember it

MIT-ein-ander sounds like 'MEET and ANDER' – They meet 'with each other' for coffee.

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Illustration of the B1 German word “nominalisieren”, which translates to “to nominalize”. Close-up of a mole in a tweed vest pouring molten silver from a ladle into a large word-shaped mould that fills the frame, a soft glowing word hardening into a solid metal nameplate.
nominalisieren

/nominaliˈziːʁən/

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to nominalize

Principal parts

nominalisieren, nominalisierte, hat nominalisiert

ich nominalisiere
du nominalisierst
er/sie/es nominalisiert
wir nominalisieren
ihr nominalisiert
sie/Sie nominalisieren

Examples

Man kann Verben oft nominalisieren.

One can often nominalize verbs.

Lerne, Adjektive zu nominalisieren.

Learn to nominalize adjectives.

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Illustration of the B1 German word “das Reisen”, which translates to “traveling (nominalized)”. A battered leather suitcase plastered with colourful stamps sprouts little wings and lifts off a station platform, a delighted hare clinging to the handle.
das Reisen

/ˈʁaɪ̯zn̩/

traveling (nominalized)

Examples

Das Reisen ist seine große Leidenschaft.

Traveling is his great passion.

Manchmal ist das Reisen sehr anstrengend.

Sometimes traveling is very exhausting.

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Illustration of the B1 German word “die Rezension”, which translates to “review (book/film)”. Close-up of a badger at a desk pressing a fat red rubber stamp down onto the cover of an enormous open book that fills the frame, a bright star mark blooming where it lands.
die Rezension

/ʁet͡sɛnˈzi̯oːn/

review (book/film)

Examples

Ich habe eine gute Rezension über das Buch gelesen.

I read a good review about the book.

Verfassen Sie eine Rezension für den Film.

Write a review for the movie.

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Illustration of the B1 German word “der Roman”, which translates to “novel”. A thick open book stands upright and fills the frame, and a full sailing ship bursts up out of its centre pages on a wave of paper, sails billowing above the covers.
der Roman

/ʁoˈmaːn/

novel

Examples

Ich lese gerade einen spannenden Roman.

I am currently reading an exciting novel.

Dieser Roman wurde letztes Jahr veröffentlicht.

This novel was published last year.

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Illustration of the B1 German word “das Sachbuch”, which translates to “non-fiction book”. Close-up of a scholarly hedgehog wearing tiny spectacles, holding open one huge heavy book that fills the frame, out of whose pages a real little brass clockwork planet rises and turns — facts made solid and true.
das Sachbuch

/ˈzaxˌbuːx/

non-fiction book

Examples

Ich lese lieber Sachbücher als Romane.

I prefer reading non-fiction books to novels.

Das ist ein interessantes Sachbuch über Geschichte.

That is an interesting non-fiction book about history.

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Illustration of the B1 German word “das Schreiben”, which translates to “writing (nominalized)”. Close-up of a giant fountain pen trailing liquid starlight that hardens into elegant cursive floating in the air, the writing pen filling the frame.
das Schreiben

/ˈʃʁaɪ̯bn̩/

writing (nominalized)

Examples

Das Schreiben hilft mir, meine Gedanken zu ordnen.

Writing helps me to organize my thoughts.

Er widmet sich völlig dem Schreiben seiner Dissertation.

He devotes himself entirely to writing his dissertation.

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