German Dictionary
| German | English | 
| Witze machen; scherzen | joke | 
| witzeln; scherzen | to joke | 
| scherzen (sl) | to kid | 
| scherzen | to kid | 
I hope you could understand my last letter to you. You see, when I write in Spanish I am not very confident. I always question myself and each and every sentence takes about fifteen minutes.
But we need to asked ourselves why we actually are built in such a way that we so easily dislike others and build stereotypes. What leads to such behavior even in well educated individuals?
We checked in at the huge Hotelasia, close to the Sony center, a large shopping mall, where we planned another shopping spree in the coming two days. We had disgusting dinner at a boring pizza place.
But we need to asked ourselves why we actually are built in such a way that we so easily dislike others and build stereotypes. What leads to such behavior even in well educated individuals?
We checked in at the huge Hotelasia, close to the Sony center, a large shopping mall, where we planned another shopping spree in the coming two days. We had disgusting dinner at a boring pizza place.
Do you know the meaning of?
rufen    
regeln    
psychosomatisch    
plätschern    
parat    
notieren    
national    
motzen    
melden    
lächeln    
| German Verbs | Present | Past | ||
| Conjugation of scherzen  [gescherzt]  | 
scherze scherzt scherzt scherzen scherzt scherzen | scherzte scherztest scherzte scherzten scherztet scherzten | ||
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of frolic [ frolicked, frolicked ] | ||||
| Conjugation of jest [ jested, jested ] | ||||
| Conjugation of joke [ joked, joked ] | ||||