Illustration of the A2 German word “ungeduldig”, which translates to “impatient”. A small creature tapping its foot so fast that flowers sprout instantly from the ground, impatient for spring to arrive.
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ungeduldig

impatient

/ˈʊnɡədʊldɪç/

Forms

Comparative Forms

Positive ungeduldig
Komparativ ungeduldiger
Superlativ am ungeduldigsten

Examples — ungeduldig in a sentence

Warte bitte, sei nicht ungeduldig.

Please wait, don't be impatient.

Er wurde schnell ungeduldig.

He quickly became impatient.

How to remember it

UN-geduld-ig directly means 'un-patience-y.' UN-do it and you're impatient! Like UN-tying a knot in DULL haste.

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die Wartenummer

/ˈvaʁtəˌnʊmɐ/

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queue number

Examples

Wir haben eine Wartenummer gezogen.

We have pulled a queue number.

Ihre Wartenummer ist die dreiundzwanzig.

Your queue number is twenty-three.

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zuverlässig

/ˈt͡suːfɛɐ̯ˌlɛsɪç/

reliable

Comparative Forms

Positive zuverlässig
Komparativ zuverlässiger
Superlativ am zuverlässigsten

Examples

Mein altes Auto ist immer noch sehr zuverlässig.

My old car is still very reliable.

Sie ist eine sehr zuverlässige Mitarbeiterin.

She is a very reliable employee.

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das Amt

/amt/

government office

Examples

Ich hatte gestern einen Termin beim Amt.

I had an appointment at the government office yesterday.

Du musst zum Amt gehen, um das zu regeln.

You have to go to the office to arrange that.

Illustration of the A2 German word “der Austausch”, which translates to “exchange”. Two otters reach across a river and swap hats in the exact same instant, each immediately wearing the other's with great satisfaction.
der Austausch

/ˈaʊ̯sˌtaʊ̯ʃ/

exchange

Examples

Wir nahmen an einem Schüleraustausch teil.

We participated in a student exchange.

Der Austausch von Ideen war sehr interessant.

The exchange of ideas was very interesting.

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der Ausweis

/ˈaʊ̯sˌvaɪ̯s/

ID card

Examples

Haben Sie Ihren Ausweis dabei?

Do you have your ID card with you?

Zeigen Sie mir bitte Ihren Ausweis.

Please show me your identity card.

Illustration of the A2 German word “die Beziehung”, which translates to “relationship”. Two people standing on separate islands connected by a shimmering, solid rainbow bridge made of interwoven, glowing musical notes.
die Beziehung

/bəˈt͡siːʊŋ/

relationship

Examples

Ihre Beziehung ist sehr glücklich und stark.

Their relationship is very happy and strong.

Sie hat eine neue Beziehung angefangen.

She started a new relationship.

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