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Illustration of the A1 German word “noch”, which translates to “still, yet”. A grumpy cloud frozen mid-pour over an umbrella, its rain still suspended in the air, droplets hanging and refusing to fall.

noch is part of Goethe A1 vocabulary.

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noch

still, yet

/nɔx/

Examples — noch in a sentence

Ich wohne noch bei meinen Eltern in München.

I still live with my parents in Munich.

Möchten Sie noch ein Stück Kuchen zum Kaffee?

Would you like another piece of cake with your coffee?

How to remember it

NOCH sounds like 'knock'. Is he *still* knocking? Not *yet*, give him a minute!

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