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02/05/2025

How do you get to work in the morning.

– By bike
– On foot
– By car
– By public transport

02/05/2025

Vocabulary 🕊️

01/05/2025

German Medical terms

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Vocabulary

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German noun

01/05/2025

Time expressions.

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Anatomy.

anterior – (nach) vorne
posterior – (nach) hinten
superior – (nach) oben
inferior – (nach) unten

dexter – rechts
sinister – links

medial – zur Mitte, zur Medianebene hin
lateral – von der Mitte weg, seitwärts

distal – vom Rumpf entfernt
proximal – zum Rumpf hin

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Examples of active and passive in German.

1.

Active: The teacher must correct the mistake.
Passive: The mistake must be corrected.

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2.

Active: The company should present the new product.
Passive: The new product should be presented.

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3.

Active: One can solve the problem.
Passive: The problem can be solved.

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4.

Active: The students may use the phone.
Passive: The phone may be used.

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Verb

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German vocabulary,Anatomy.

30/04/2025

Both come from the German verb “essen”, which means “to eat”.

• isst = “you eat” (singular, informal) or “he/she/it eats”

Example:

• Du isst einen Apfel. →
You (singular) eat an apple.

• Er isst Pizza. → He eats pizza.

• esst = “you eat” (plural, informal)

• Ihr esst zu schnell. →
You (all) eat too fast.

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Simple phrases

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1. “Ohne” = “Without” (a preposition)
• It means in the absence of or not with.
• It’s always followed by a noun in the accusative case.
• Example: Ich gehe ohne Jacke. → “I go without a jacket.”

2. “Keine” = “No / not any” (a negation word)
• It’s used to negate a noun that would otherwise use ein (a/an).
• Example: Ich habe keine Jacke. → “I have no jacket.” / “I don’t have a jacket.”

Comparison:

• Ohne Jacke gehe ich nicht raus. → “I don’t go out without a jacket.”
• Ich habe keine Jacke. → “I don’t have a jacket.” (I don’t own one.)

Summary:

• “Ohne” shows the absence of something in a situation.
• “Keine” means something doesn’t exist or isn’t present.

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“Reflexive” in German refers to actions that a person does to themselves.

In grammar, a reflexive verb is one where the subject and the object are the same person.

For example:

Ich wasche mich. = I wash myself.

(Ich = I, mich = myself — both refer to the same person.)

In English, you use reflexive pronouns like myself, yourself, himself, etc.

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