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Top 300

292 wordsEnglish → Germansaved in flashcards

Translation:EnglishEN⌄

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I learnGermanDE⌄

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English hint → German answer

a child

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das Kind

[kɪnt]

nounA1

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a family

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die Familie

[faˈmiːli̯ə]

nounA1

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a lot

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die Menge

[ˈmɛŋə]

nounA1

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a well

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der Brunnen

[ˈbʁʊnən]

nounC1

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