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In the following cognates, the correspondences practiced in the previous
exercise occur in random order; the German words are given
alphabetically. Many words also show vowel changes you should
therefore play around with the vowels. Some words contain more than
one changed phoneme.
The correspondences in the following cognates are less regular or
less common and have not been included in the table above. One
occasional phe¬nomenon, for instance, is that English has dropped
consonants which German has kept: Wunsch wish, selber self
Some words have the German prefix ge , which does not occur in
the English cognate.
first sight, especially when they occur in a context in which logic
and coherence of meaning will help. Such contexts may be groups
of words like these:
Januar blau eins
Februar rot zwei
März gelb drei
April grün vier
Mai weiß funf
Juni schwarz sechs
Juli grau sieben
August rosa acht
September violett neun
Oktober zehn
November sehen elf
Dezember horen zwölf
riechen dreizehn
Montag schmecken zwanzig
Dienstag fuhlen hundert
Mittwoch tausend
Donnerstag Norden
Freitag Osten
Samstag Suden
Sonntag Westen
exercise occur in random order; the German words are given
alphabetically. Many words also show vowel changes you should
therefore play around with the vowels. Some words contain more than
one changed phoneme.
- anstatt kochen Tag
Blatt Küche taub
dass lügen tausend
denken Pfennig tief
Dieb Pflanze Tochter
doch Schlaf Tropfen
Feder schwitzen wecken
gähnen stechen wert
geben stecken Zange
gelb Straße Zunge
Käse Streifen zwanzig
Kasten süss Zweig
The correspondences in the following cognates are less regular or
less common and have not been included in the table above. One
occasional phe¬nomenon, for instance, is that English has dropped
consonants which German has kept: Wunsch wish, selber self
Some words have the German prefix ge , which does not occur in
the English cognate.
- Flasche gewinnen welch
schlau gleich wir
Schrift Glück Wunsch
Schule
Schwester als ernst
- brennen der Jacke
dritt Donner Sinn
durch Gans Welt
frieren Insel
Furcht Jugend Daumen
verlieren Mund taumeln
solch selten
Geburt Stern Boden
Gesicht uns namlich
gesund unser
Gewicht warten
first sight, especially when they occur in a context in which logic
and coherence of meaning will help. Such contexts may be groups
of words like these:
Januar blau eins
Februar rot zwei
März gelb drei
April grün vier
Mai weiß funf
Juni schwarz sechs
Juli grau sieben
August rosa acht
September violett neun
Oktober zehn
November sehen elf
Dezember horen zwölf
riechen dreizehn
Montag schmecken zwanzig
Dienstag fuhlen hundert
Mittwoch tausend
Donnerstag Norden
Freitag Osten
Samstag Suden
Sonntag Westen
| Words in German That you know them In English. Here you can see how many words in German you know already. With a little bet trying around some words, you will find almost the same sounds in English. It can help you to have a pack of words in German very easily. Will gives you the feeling of finding many others that they are not listed here. It will help to increase a certain capacity in you, seeing that many things are in common. |
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