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The English phrase “where do you come from?” is translated into German as Woher kommst du?

The English phrase ‘ambulance’ is translated into German as Krankenwagen.

The English phrase “very nice to meet you” can be translated into German as sehr erfreut. A polite expression used to greet someone for the first time.

To pummel in German is verprügeln. The verb verprügeln means to hit or strike heavily and repeatedly.

The German word for embarrassing is peinlich. The standard way to describe a situation that causes social awkwardness or embarrassment is to use peinlich.

The English phrase “wifi” is translated into German as WLAN. WLAN refers to a wireless network that allows devices to connect to the internet.

The German phrase for “my house” is mein Haus. The phrase mein Haus refers to the physical building where a person lives and which they own or rent.

The German phrase for “yes, I am” is ja, ich bin.

The English phrase ‘sweeping’ can be translated into German as fegen. In German, fegen is a common way to say ‘to sweep’.

Wie war die Schule? is the German way to say “how was school”.