Illustration of the A2 German word “die Sehenswürdigkeit”, which translates to “sight, tourist attraction”. A famous landmark floating inside a giant, transparent crystal bubble, viewed by awestruck tourists drifting past on magic carpets.
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dieSehenswürdigkeit, -en

sight, tourist attraction

/ˈzeːənsˌvʏʁdɪçkaɪ̯t/

Examples — Sehenswürdigkeit in a sentence

Berlin hat viele interessante Sehenswürdigkeiten.

Berlin has many interesting sights.

Wir besuchten die berühmteste Sehenswürdigkeit der Stadt.

We visited the city's most famous attraction.

How to remember it

ZAY-en-vers-VUR-dich-kite. SEE-HINDS-worth-DICK-kite. "See hints worth sticking to!" for a tourist sight.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “sonnig”, which translates to “sunny”. A blissful sloth stretched out on a hammock beneath a huge beaming sun that fills the sky, warm golden light pouring down and the sloth grinning with its eyes closed.
sonnig

/ˈzɔnɪç/

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sunny

Comparative Forms

Positive sonnig
Komparativ sonniger
Superlativ am sonnigsten

Examples

Heute ist es sehr sonnig.

Today it is very sunny.

Wir hatten einen sonnigen Tag am See.

We had a sunny day at the lake.

Illustration of the A2 German word “das Souvenir”, which translates to “souvenir”. Close-up of a raccoon hugging an enormous glittering snow-globe almost as big as itself, and inside the glass dome sits a tiny perfect model of a faraway mountain town.
das Souvenir

/zuvəˈniːɐ̯/

souvenir

Examples

Ich möchte ein Souvenir für meine Mutter kaufen.

I want to buy a souvenir for my mother.

Wir haben viele schöne Souvenirs aus dem Urlaub mitgebracht.

We brought back many beautiful souvenirs from the holiday.

Illustration of the A2 German word “der Stamm”, which translates to “stem (of a verb)”. A massive, ancient tree trunk with glowing roots spelling out glowing letters that sprout into branches laden with golden fruit.
der Stamm

/ʃtam/

stem (of a verb)

Examples

Der Stamm ist der feste Teil eines Verbs.

The stem is the fixed part of a verb.

Man hängt die Endungen an den Stamm.

One attaches the endings to the stem.

Illustration of the A2 German word “das Taxi”, which translates to “taxi”. A cheerful round taxi with headlight eyes and a little grin glides down a glowing rain-slicked city street at night, raindrops sparkling along its bright roof-light.
das Taxi

/ˈtaksi/

taxi

Examples

Wir nehmen ein Taxi zum Flughafen.

We'll take a taxi to the airport.

Das Taxi wartet schon vor der Tür.

The taxi is already waiting outside the door.

Illustration of the A2 German word “das Ticket”, which translates to “ticket”. A golden ticket that unfolds into a paper bird, ready to fly the owner to a faraway land printed on its wings.
das Ticket

/ˈtɪkət/

ticket

Examples

Ich habe mein Ticket online gekauft.

I bought my ticket online.

Zeigen Sie bitte Ihr Ticket am Eingang.

Please show your ticket at the entrance.

Illustration of the A2 German word “der Tourist”, which translates to “tourist”. A round jolly walrus tourist in a floral shirt and sun hat, an enormous camera slung round his neck, beams and points excitedly at something off-frame, a little map tucked under one flipper.
der Tourist

/tuˈʁɪst/

tourist

Examples

Viele Touristen besuchen diese Stadt.

Many tourists visit this city.

Der Tourist fragte nach dem Weg.

The tourist asked for directions.

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