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A1 Words

A1 Words: 100 words from the ZapomniEnglish 10,000+ word base. Translation, transcription, pronunciation, examples, and flashcards.

Practice a1 words in Chinese with German hints. First see the meaning in German, then recall the Chinese word, with Pinyin, images, audio, and flashcards.

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A
A
/ˈeɪ/
letterA1
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amerikanisch
美国的
Měiguó de
adjectiveA1
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B
B
/ˈbiː/
letterA1
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C
C
/ˈsiː/
letterA1
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Weihnachten
圣诞节
shèng dàn jié
nounA1
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D
D
/ˈdiː/
letterA1
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E
E
/ˈiː/
letterA1
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das Englisch
英语
yīng yǔ
nounA1
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F
F
/ˈɛf/
letterA1
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das Französisch
法语
fǎyǔ
nounA1
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die Pommes frites
炸薯条
zhá shǔ tiáo
nounA1
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G
G
/ˈdʒiː/
letterA1
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deutsch
德国的
Déguó de
adjectiveA1
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H
H
/ˈeɪtʃ/
letterA1
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I
I
/ˈaɪ/
letterA1
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ich
pronounA1
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J
J
/ˈdʒeɪ/
letterA1
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japanisch
日本的
Rìběn de
nounA1
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K
K
/ˈkeɪ/
letterA1
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L
L
/ˈɛl/
letterA1
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M
M
/ˈɛm/
letterA1
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der Herr
先生
xiān shēng
nounA1
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die Frau
夫人
fū rén
nounA1
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N
字母N
zì mǔ
letterA1
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