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Illustration of the A2 German word “das Studium”, which translates to “university studies”. Professor Kauz, a lanky old man with a wild grey Einstein halo of hair, half-moon spectacles and a mustard-yellow waistcoat, sits buried in an enormous teetering tower of open books, utterly absorbed in study.
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dasStudium, -en

university studies

/ˈʃtuːdi̯ʊm/

Examples — Studium in a sentence

Mein Studium in Berlin war sehr interessant.

My studies in Berlin were very interesting.

Sie möchte nach dem Abitur ein Studium beginnen.

She wants to start university studies after graduation.

How to remember it

Studium sounds like 'STUDY-um.' Imagine a giant stadium filled with students *studying* intensely for their university e

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Illustration of the A2 German word “der Traumberuf”, which translates to “dream job”. A person sitting at a desk made of clouds, sketching their perfect career on a canvas that transforms the drawings into real, magical objects.
der Traumberuf

/ˈtʁaʊ̯mbəˌʁuːf/

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dream job

Examples

Mein Traumberuf ist Pilot.

My dream job is a pilot.

Hast du deinen Traumberuf schon gefunden?

Have you found your dream job yet?

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Illustration of the A2 German word “trotzdem”, which translates to “nevertheless, still, anyway”. A small flower blooming proudly through a thick layer of blue ice, glowing with golden light despite the cold surroundings.
trotzdem

/ˈtʁɔt͡sdeːm/

nevertheless, still, anyway

Examples

Es regnete, trotzdem gingen wir spazieren.

It rained, nevertheless we went for a walk.

Er war müde, trotzdem arbeitete er weiter.

He was tired, but he still kept working.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “überlegen”, which translates to “to consider, to think about”. A thinker sitting on a giant glowing lightbulb, surrounded by floating thought-bubbles containing miniature galaxies and maps.
überlegen

/ˌyːbɐˈleːɡn̩/

to consider, to think about

Principal parts

überlegen, überlegte, hat überlegt

ich überlege
du überlegst
er/sie/es überlegt
wir überlegen
ihr überlegt
sie/Sie überlegen

Examples

Ich werde es mir gut überlegen.

I will consider it carefully.

Sie überlegte das interessante Angebot.

She considered the interesting offer.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “die Universität”, which translates to “university”. Close-up of a grand hall where floating books form the floors and a badger climbs a staircase of paper toward glowing knowledge, the paper stairs filling the frame.
die Universität

/ˌunivɛʁziˈtɛːt/

university

Examples

Sie studiert an der Universität in Berlin.

She studies at the university in Berlin.

Meine Schwester geht nächste Woche zur Universität.

My sister is going to university next week.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “der Vorteil”, which translates to “advantage”. A person standing on a tall, springy pedestal made of clouds, looking down with a telescope at a shortcut paved with rainbow stones.
der Vorteil

/ˈfɔʁˌtaɪ̯l/

advantage

Examples

Was sind die Vorteile davon?

What are the advantages of this?

Dieser Job hat viele Vorteile.

This job has many advantages.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “wechseln”, which translates to “to change, to switch”. Close-up of a paw flipping one big wall switch, an entire forest behind it swapping instantly from green to autumn gold, the switch and paw filling the frame.
wechseln

/ˈvɛksl̩n/

to change, to switch

Principal parts

wechseln, wechselte, hat gewechselt

ich wechsle
du wechselst
er/sie/es wechselt
wir wechseln
ihr wechselt
sie/Sie wechseln

Examples

Wir müssen das Thema wechseln.

We have to change the topic.

Ich möchte den Zug wechseln.

I want to switch trains.

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masculine Traumberuf — dream job

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