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the strawberry
die Erdbeere
the sugar
der Zucker
the ham
der Schinken
the sweater
der Pullover
the pants
die Hose
the suitcase
der Koffer
the (eye)glasses
die Brille
to recommend
empfehlen
to believe
glauben
to help
helfen (hilft)
to show
zeigen
fresh
frisch
together
zusammen
the dessert
der Nachtisch/die Nachspeise
the mustard
der Senf
the knife
das Messer
the plate
der Teller
to receive
bekommen
taken, occupied
besetzt
closed
geschlossen
between
zwischen
to order
bestellen
to collect
sammeln
to paint
malen
the river
der Fluss
the fall/autumn
der Herbst
the thunderstorm
das Gewitter
to thunder
donnern
clear (sky)
heiter
foggy
neblig
to last
dauern
to lose
verlieren (participle verloren)
yesterday
gestern
the sky
der Himmel
the mouth
der Mund
the face
das Gesicht
the cough
der Husten
the doctor
der Arzt
the toe
die Zehe
to put on (clothes)
anziehen (sep.)
to smoke
rauchen
to try
versuchen
healthy
gesund
sick,ill
krank
sometimes
manchmal
to meet
treffen/sich treffen