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Illustration of the A2 German word “täglich”, which translates to “daily”. A sunrise that resets a giant hourglass filled with glowing sand, marking the beautiful start of every new, magical day.
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täglich

daily

/ˈtɛːklɪç/

Examples — täglich in a sentence

Sie liest täglich die Nachrichten.

She reads the news daily.

Ich gehe täglich mit dem Hund spazieren.

I walk the dog daily.

How to remember it

TÄG-lich sounds like 'day click' – imagining a daily calendar clicking over each morning.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “der Termin”, which translates to “appointment”. A pocket watch hanging in mid-air, sprouting a tiny green sprout that connects it to a bright red calendar date marked with a glowing ink heart.
der Termin

/tɛʁˈmiːn/

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appointment

Examples

Ich habe heute einen wichtigen Termin.

I have an important appointment today.

Wir müssen einen neuen Termin vereinbaren.

We need to make a new appointment.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “untersuchen”, which translates to “to examine”. A curious owl in a tiny lab coat leans over a glowing beetle on a workbench, peering through a giant magnifying glass that swells its eye into one enormous studious circle.
untersuchen

/ˌʊntɐˈzuːxn̩/

to examine

Principal parts

untersuchen, untersuchte, hat untersucht

ich untersuche
du untersuchst
er/sie/es untersucht
wir untersuchen
ihr untersucht
sie/Sie untersuchen

Examples

Der Arzt untersuchte den jungen Patienten.

The doctor examined the young patient.

Sie müssen das Problem genau untersuchen.

They need to examine the problem carefully.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “wehtun”, which translates to “to hurt”. A sad little cloud that accidentally bumps into a star, creating a colorful, harmless puff of light and a gentle chime sound.
wehtun

/ˈveːˌtuːn/

to hurt

Principal parts

wehtun, tat weh, hat wehgetan

ich tue weh
du tust weh
er/sie/es tut weh
wir tun weh
ihr tut weh
sie/Sie tun weh

Examples

Mein Kopf tut mir weh.

My head hurts.

Hat es dir sehr wehgetan?

Did it hurt you much?

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Illustration of the A2 German word “wenn”, which translates to “when / whenever”. A hourglass where every time the sand hits the bottom, a new, beautiful season magically erupts from the base.
wenn

/vɛn/

when / whenever

Examples

Wenn ich Zeit habe, lese ich.

When I have time, I read.

Ruf mich an, wenn du ankommst.

Call me when you arrive.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “die Allergie”, which translates to “allergy”. A person sneezing, and with every sneeze, a small, colorful bubble floats out, containing a harmless tiny flower they are sensitive to.
die Allergie

/ˌalɛʁˈɡiː/

allergy

Examples

Ich habe eine Allergie gegen Nüsse.

I have an allergy to nuts.

Hast du eine Allergie gegen Pollen?

Do you have an allergy to pollen?

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Illustration of the A2 German word “der Arm”, which translates to “arm”. A gentle giant arm rises from a calm meadow like a living bridge, its open hand cupping a tiny sleeping village bathed in soft blue moonlight.
der Arm

/aʁm/

arm

Examples

Mein Arm tut nach dem Sturz weh.

My arm hurts after the fall.

Sie trug das Baby in ihren Armen.

She carried the baby in her arms.

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