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    Getting along with limited vocabulary involves using simple words and phrases to communicate effectively. Some useful German phrases include "ungeduldig" for impatient, "die Verspätung" for delay, and "Taxi" for cab. It's also important to get used to new situations and people, find ways to get ahold of needed items, and understand how to get around despite language barriers.

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    Getting along with limited vocabulary involves using simple words and phrases to communicate effectively. Some useful German phrases include "ungeduldig" for impatient, "die Verspätung" for delay, and "Taxi" for cab. It's also important to get used to new situations and people, find ways to get ahold of needed items, and understand how to get around despite language barriers.

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    Getting along with limited vocabulary involves using simple words and phrases to communicate effectively. Some useful German phrases include "ungeduldig" for impatient, "die Verspätung" for delay, and "Taxi" for cab. It's also important to get used to new situations and people, find ways to get ahold of needed items, and understand how to get around despite language barriers.

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    How to get along with a limited vocabulary

    English
    impatient delay cab modest inconspicuous (to) get on sb.s/so.s nerves (to) get used to sth./sb. (to) get along with someone (to) get hold of something (to) get around

    German
    ungeduldig die Versptung/der Verzug das Tax i bescheiden

    phase
    contrary of patient The train has a delay of about 15 minutes. Let's drive with a cab.

    unaufdringlich/unauffllig/unscheinbar The thief acted inconspicuous. jmdm. auf die Nerven gehen sich an etwas/jmdn. gewhnen mit jmdm. auskommen He's getting on my nerves. She doesn't like that small town, but she'll get used to it. I don't get along with my sister because we have nothing in common. etwas ergattern/erreichen/auftreiben I need to get hold of a car. herumkommen (viel reisen) He's a man who got around in his life.

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