Lesson 13

Idiomatic ALL

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She gets dressed.

She puts on her gloves.

It is not worth it.

Don't be angry with me.

He behaves badly.

It tastes of sour milk.

He asks me for help.

We see each other later.

See you later.

I look at the house.

I work at Desma.

Everyone knows that.

It smells like hay.

She walked up and down.

Are you flying or driving?

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I look forward to the visit.

That depends.

I have no money with me.

He is knocking at the door.

They made him director.

One gets used to everything.

It gives me pleasure.

He fell in love with the girl.

He became engaged to the girl.

What will become of him?

He sat down at the table.

I did him a favour.

Pay attention!

She talks about him.

She puts on the hat.

I have caught a cold.

What time is he coming?

How are you?

It hurts me.

They laughed at him.

Begin at the beginning.

That does not concern you.

Do you remember the child?

Goodbye!

Farewell!

He has not come yet.

He has a pair of shoes.

He has several books.

Bye!

Give me another book!

Give me another book!

We made his acquaintance.

She imagines that.

He is afraid of the dog.

What is today's date?

My watch is fast.

My watch is slow.

He sent for me.

It serves him right.

I am glad.

It is my turn.

You either pay or leave.

He has neither the one nor the other.

Both his father and his mother.

Have a good time!

He has a headache.

She works at night.

What's new?

I pass him.

He climbed the mountain.

Learn it by heart!

I was just about to leave.

He thinks of her.

I wait for the woman.

He is proud of his son.

I like to read.

I like it.

I prefer to read.

He goes home.

It is getting hotter and hotter.

I am sorry.

He has nothing at all.

He is coming, doesn't he?

He is said to be rich.

He is rid of it.

She stops.

I can't afford it.

It is I.

All the better.

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I work at Desma.

Ich arbeite bei Desma.

She gets dressed.

Sie zieht sich an.

What time is he coming?

Wann kommt er?

All the better.

Um so besser.

She walked up and down.

Sie ging auf und ab.

What's new?

Was gibt's Neues?

I look at the house.

Ich schaue mir das Haus an.

It hurts me.

Es tut mir weh.

Give me another book!

Geben Sie mir ein anderes Buch!

He is proud of his son.

Er ist stolz auf seinen Sohn.

He sent for me.

Er liess mich holen.

He is coming, doesn't he?

Er kommt, nicht wahr?

They laughed at him.

Sie lachten ihn aus.

Pay attention!

Passen Sie auf!%%%Pass auf!

They made him director.

Man machte ihn zum Direktor.

He has several books.

Er hat ein paar Bücher.

It gives me pleasure.

Es macht mir Freude.

She puts on her gloves.

Sie zieht ihre Handschuhe an.

I have caught a cold.

Ich habe mich erkältet.

He is said to be rich.

Er soll sehr reich sein.

What is today's date?

Der wievielte ist heute?

He is rid of it.

Er ist es los.

I wait for the woman.

Ich warte auf die Frau.

Goodbye!

Auf Wiedersehen!

Begin at the beginning.

Fang von vorne an..

That depends.

Es kommt darauf an.

Do you remember the child?

Erinnern Sie sich an das Kind?

She imagines that.

Sie denkt sich das.

I am glad.

Ich freue mich.

He behaves badly.

Er benimmt sich schlecht.

It is I.

Ich bin es.

Have a good time!

Amüsier dich!

It smells like hay.

Es riecht nach Heu.

I pass him.

Ich gehe an ihm vorbei.

He has neither the one nor the other.

Er hat weder das eine noch das andere.

He sat down at the table.

Er setzte sich an den Tisch.

It tastes of sour milk.

Das schmeckt nach saurer Milch.

He became engaged to the girl.

Er verlobte sich mit dem Mädchen.

It serves him right.

Es geschieht ihm recht.

I look forward to the visit.

Ich freue mich auf den Besuch.

He is afraid of the dog.

Er fürchtet sich vor dem Hund.

She talks about him.

Sie spricht von ihm.

He thinks of her.

Er denkt an sie.

She puts on the hat.

Sie setzt den Hut auf.

That does not concern you.

Das geht Sie nichts an.

My watch is fast.

Meine Uhr geht vor.

I am sorry.

Es tut mir leid.

She works at night.

Sie arbeitet nachts.

See you later.

Wir sehen uns.

Write that in German!

Schreiben Sie das auf Deutsch!%%%Schreib das auf deutsch!

Don't be angry with me.

Seien Sie nicht böse auf mich.

You either pay or leave.

Entweder du zahlst oder du gehst.

I like it.

Ich habe es gern.

My watch is slow.

Meine Uhr geht nach.

Everyone knows that.

Jeder weiss das.

I was just about to leave.

Ich wollte gerade gehen.

He has a headache.

Er hat Kopfschmerzen.

I did him a favour.

Ich habe ihm einen Gefallen getan.

Bye!

Tschüss!

I can't afford it.

Ich kann es mir nicht leisten.

Give me another book!

Geben Sie mir noch ein Buch!

It is my turn.

Ich bin an der Reihe.

He fell in love with the girl.

Er verliebte sich in das Mädchen.

I like to read.

Ich lese gern.

He asks me for help.

Er bittet mich um Hilfe.

Farewell!

Leben Sie wohl!

He has nothing at all.

Er hat garnichts.

We made his acquaintance.

Wir lernten ihn kennen.

What will become of him?

Was wird aus ihm werden?

We see each other later.

Wir treffen uns später.

I prefer to read.

Ich lese lieber.

Both his father and his mother.

Sowohl sein Vater als auch seine Mutter.

One gets used to everything.

Man gewöhnt sich an alles.

He goes home.

Er geht nach Hause.

He has a pair of shoes.

Er hat ein Paar Schuhe.

Learn it by heart!

Lerne es auswendig!

She stops.

Sie bleibt stehen.

It is getting hotter and hotter.

Es wird immer heisser.

I have no money with me.

Ich habe kein Geld dabei.%%%Ich habe kein Geld bei mir.

How are you?

Wie geht es dir?

Are you flying or driving?

Fliegen Sie oder fahren Sie?

He climbed the mountain.

Er stieg auf den Berg.

He has not come yet.

Er ist noch nicht da.

It is not worth it.

Es ist nicht der Mühe wert.

He is knocking at the door.

Er klopft an die Tür.

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12. Amüsier dich!

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13. Leben Sie wohl!

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14. Ich warte auf die Frau.

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20. Tschüss!

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21. Wann kommt er?

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23. Das geht Sie nichts an.

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24. Es macht mir Freude.

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25. Meine Uhr geht vor.

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26. Entweder du zahlst oder du gehst.

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27. Sie setzt den Hut auf.

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29. Ich freue mich.

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30. Er fürchtet sich vor dem Hund.

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19. I am glad.

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20. I look at the house.

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21. Give me another book!

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23. It gives me pleasure.

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24. Begin at the beginning.

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25. All the better.

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26. It tastes of sour milk.

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27. I prefer to read.

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28. He is coming, doesn't he?

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29. Write that in German!

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30. That depends.

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An apple a day keeps the doctor away.

Wenn man gesund isst, bleibt man gesund.

Birds of feather flock together.

Gleich und gleich gesellt sich gern.

Once bitten, twice shy.

Gebranntes Kind scheut das Feuer.

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8. I work at Desma.

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9. She gets dressed.

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10. He behaves badly.

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8. She talks about him.

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9. One gets used to everything.

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10. She puts on the hat.

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8. She stops.

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9. I am sorry.

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10. All the better.

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6. Give me another book!

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8. My watch is slow.

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9. We made his acquaintance.

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10. He sent for me.

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1. He has neither the one nor the other.

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10. What's new?

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1. He is proud of his son.

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4. He climbed the mountain.

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10. I like it.

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2. Goodbye!

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6. Farewell!

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8. That does not concern you.

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9. Do you remember the child?

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10. Begin at the beginning.

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1. How are you?

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2. Bye!

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5. They made him director.

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