German Dictionary
| English | German |
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Sample sentences: After it dried, the paintbrush looked like a red curl. |
Als er trocken war sah der Pinsel aus wie eine rote Locke. |
| curl | Locke; sich kräuseln |
| to curl up | zusammenkuscheln |
| curl | die Locke |
The people in the market knew how to bargain and one would hardly have a change to lower the price drastically. We bought some Espresso cups carved and painted with some local paintings.
We drove back to the city and this time our bus driver went even crazier. We prayed for the ride to be over. We arrived safely two hours later and rushed back to our house not even complaining.
Nice to meet you. Your German is not bad at all, stop being so insecure. I have been learning Spanish for 3 weeks only. I am visiting a private Spanish teacher. It is very expensive but good.
We drove back to the city and this time our bus driver went even crazier. We prayed for the ride to be over. We arrived safely two hours later and rushed back to our house not even complaining.
Nice to meet you. Your German is not bad at all, stop being so insecure. I have been learning Spanish for 3 weeks only. I am visiting a private Spanish teacher. It is very expensive but good.
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| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of curl [ curled, curled ] | ||||
| German Verbs | Present | Past | ||
| Conjugation of kräuseln [gekräuselt] |
kräusle kräuselst kräuselt kräuseln kräuselt kräuseln | kräuselte kräuseltest kräuselte kräuselten kräuseltet kräuselten | ||