45: grillen - to grill bei uns - at our place vielleicht - maybe gern - gladly warten - to wait gleich - already fertig - finished/over nehmen - to take 46: 1. Was kostet das/Wie viel kostet das? - how much does it cost? Einkaufswagen - shopping cart wechseln - exchange moment - moment Quittung MODAL VERBEN: Modal Auxilliary : What are modal verbs? Modals are verbs which express a certain ‘mood’ in a sentence; for example : you can do something, should do something or must do something. Modal verbs in English In English, modal verbs are generally used together with a main verb in the infinitive: ‘If you are free, you can come with us.’méchten, which means ‘would like to’: Er méchte arbeiten. He would like to work Er méchte ein neues Auto kaufen. He would like to buy a new car. Its verb endings are regular, except for er/sie/es, where there is no final -t, and there is no stem vowel change: ich méchte du méchtest er/sie/es mochte wir méchten ihr méchtet Sie méchten sie méchten Note that méchten is often used on its own, without a second verb: Ich méchte ein Glas Bier, bitte. | would like a glass of beer, please.The modal mégen means ‘to like (to)’ and is often used with reference to people, food or places and activities: Ich mag Barbra Streisand. | like Barbra Streisand. Sie magen Paris. They like Paris. Sie mag Tennis. She likes Tennis. Its present tense forms are: ich mag du magst ersieles mag wir mégen ihr mdgt Sie mégen sie mégengleichfalls - same to you schmecken - to taste stressig - stressful wirklich - really toll - amazing lecker - tasty normalerweise - normally ich bin satt - | am full Chef - boss auf den Markt - to the market Zwiebeln - onions als Koch - as cook Altstadt - old city es gibt - there is anderes - different gericht - dish zubereiten - to prepare klein - small nett - nice ausprobieren - to try echt - really