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Paul Paul (name)
noun (m.) fährt drives; rides
verb nach to (place) / after
preposition dem the (dative)
article Fußballspiel football (soccer) game
noun (n.) mit with; by means of
preposition der the (masculine)
article U-Bahn underground railway; subway
noun (f.) . Er he
personal pronoun will want(s)
verb nach to (place) / after
preposition Hause home
part of: "nach Hause gehen" (go 'to' home) / "zu Hause sein" (be at home) . Meili Meili (Chinese name)
noun (f.) ist is
verb leider unfortunately; regrettably
adverb noch still; yet; else
adverb sauer sour; angry; annoyed
adjective auf on; onto / open
preposition Paul Paul (name)
noun (m.) . Anna Anna (name)
noun (f.) und and
conjunction Tim Tim (name)
noun (m.) mögen to like
verb ihn him
personal pronoun wieder again
adverb ein a / one
article / numeral bisschen bit; little
pronoun . Er he
personal pronoun hat has
verb Anna Anna (name)
noun (f.) geholfen helped
participle . Und and
conjunction er he
personal pronoun hat has
verb Tim Tim (name)
noun (m.) den the (accusative)
article Eintritt entrance fee; admission
noun (m.) für for
preposition das the (neuter); that
article Fußballspiel football (soccer) game
noun (n.) bezahlt pay(s) / paid
verb / participle .
Paul takes the subway after the football game. He wants to go home. Meili is unfortunately still angry at Paul. Anna and Tim like him a little again. He has helped Anna. And he has paid Tim the entry fee for the football game.
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New words
denken
to think
der Eintritt
the entrance fee
sie freuen sich
they are glad
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Greet someone, speak formally
Personal pronouns: Sie, ich, er
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