Worterverzeichnis Vocabulary Nouns are listed along with their article and their plural form, even if the plural form does not occur in the lesson denoted in brackets, e.g. die Kassette/-n. The plural form is die Kassetten. Nouns which do not change in the plural are listed like this: der Ober/-. ‘The plural form is die Ober. When no plural form is indicated, this means that the noun does not normally occur in the plural, e. g. das Geld. Irregular verbs which change the vowel in their stem in the second and third person singular in the present tense are listed thus: fahren/a— ich fahre, butdu fahrst, er fahrt. The number in brackets after a word denotes the lesson in which the word occurs for the first time, Sometimes a word can have several meanings, depending on the context in which it is used. This applies mostly to particles, conjunctions and prepositions. In such cases, the word is listed in the specific context in which it occurs in the lesson concerned, e.g. als: ich arbeite als Portier; aus: aus Augsburg; doch: das ist doch. unh6flich: aber (9) but abreisen (26) to leave, depart Ach! (2) Ob! Aha. (4) Aba, Isee der Akzent/-e (22) accent allein (12) alone alles (8) everything als: Ich arbeite als Portier. (9) as: Twork as a porter also (2) well alt (13) old An die Arbeit! (12) Off to work! anrufen (26) to phone die Arbeit/-en (6) work arbeiten (6) to work der Arzt/die Arzte (9) doctor der Aschenbecher/- (11) ashtray Au! (23) Ouch! Au weia! (8) Ob dear! auch (7) also Auf Wiederhéren! (1). Goodbye (on the telephone) Auf Wiedersehen! (6) Goodbye die Aufregung (19) der Auftrag/die Auftrage (26) fuss, excitement Job (in the sense of a commission) 125da: B g der der das der das die der die das das die die des a g die 126 Auge/-n (20) aus: aus Augsburg (8) Bad/die Bader (10) bald: Bis bald! (2) Bauch/die Bauche (23) Bauchredner/- (23) Bein/-e (20) Beispiel/-e (14) Beruf/-e (9) bestellen (24) bestimmt (19) bezahlen (18) Bier/- Bis bald! (2) Bis zum nachsten Mal! (11) biftchen: ein bi&chen (19) bitte (2) bleiben (10) Bluse/-n (17) brauchen (6) Brief/-e (13) Brille/-n (13) Buch/die Biicher (16) Biro/-s (21) chaotisch (11) charmant (11) Chefin/die Chefinnen (18) Ciao! (12) chic (16) da (3) Dame/-n (22) danke (5) dann (18) das: das ist (1) dein: dein Vorname (9, 13) denn: Was denn:...? Deutsche/-n (22) ein Deutscher (22) Diplomat/-en (22) doch: Das ist doch unhéflich! (5) Doktor (Dr.) 3) Doppelzimmer/- (10) du (4) Duet (22) Echt? (8) einladen/a (26) Einladung/-en (26) eye. from (from Augsburg) bath, bathroom soon, till soon stomach veniriloquist leg example Job, profession to order certainly, definitely lo pay beer Till soon! Until next time! a bit, rather please to stay blouse to need letter glasses, spectacles book office chaotic, disorganised charming manageress Bye! (the Italian word for goodbye) chic, elegant here, there this/that: this is/that is your: your first name (emphatic) what exactly ...? German aGerman diplomat (emphatic) That is impolite! doctor (title) double room you (familiar form, singular) duo, duet Really? to invite invitationdas die der die der der die die die die das der der der das das der Einzelzimmer/- (10) Eltern (Plural) (10) endlich (24) Entschuldigung! (4) Entschuldigen Sie bitte! (5) er) single room parents finally ‘Excuse me! I’m sorry sed excuse me! erst: Und das sagst du erst jetzt?(25) And you're only erstaunt (5) es (16) essen/i (24) essen gehen (23) etwas: noch etwas (19) Euer Andreas (14) fahren/a (18) fertig: So — fertig! (23) Fieber (20) finden: etwas toll finden (17) etwas finden (25) Fisch/-e (24) Flasche/-n (11) Floh/die Fléhe (15) Flohmarkt/die Flohméarkte (15) Fléte/-n 11) fragen (10) Franzésin/die Franzésinnen (22) Frau (Berger) (3) Frau/-en (11) frech (24) frei (10) freundlich (8) Freundin/die Freundinnen (14) Friihstiick (10) Filler/- a gar: gar nichts (23) Gartenzwerg/-e (17) geben/i: Was gibt’s? (18) Geburtsort/-e (9) Geheimnis/die Geheimnisse (23) gehen (21) Wie geht es Ihnen? (13) Wie geht’s? (13) Es geht. (13) Geht das? (19) Geld (6) Geldbeutel/- (25) genau: genau das Buch (16) telling me that now? surprised it toeat to eat out something else Yours, Andreas (in a letter) to go (e.g. by bus, car, etc.) finished, ready: There— finished! temperature, fever to really like something to find something fish bottle flea “flea market “flute to ask French woman Mrs. (Berger) woman cheeky Sree kind, friendly girlfriend breakfast fountain pen “for: for you “for: for ever nothing at all garden gnome What's happening? place of birth secret to go How are you? (polite form) How are you? (familiar form) ‘Not so bad (in reply to: How are you?) Is that possible? money wallet, pursi exactly: exactly this/that book 127