German

Stuttgart is the German name for the capital and largest city of the state of Baden-Württemberg in Germany.

In German, ‘since’ is expressed as seit. The preposition seit is used to indicate a starting point or duration of time.

The letter R in German refers to the letter r.

The English phrase ‘what is your age?’ is expressed in German as wie alt bist du? This phrase is a direct way to ask how many years old someone is.

The English word “spooky” is translated into German as gruselig. Gruselig is used to describe something that is eerie or suggestive of ghosts.

The English phrase ‘duvet’ can be translated into German as Bettdecke.

The German command for calling a dog is Komm! Many trainers also use Hier!, meaning “here”, for a firm recall. Say the dog’s name first, as in Rex, komm!

In German, to break up is expressed as Schluss machen. The phrases used to express a breakup vary depending on the context.

The German phrase for “you’re mean” is du bist gemein. This phrase is used to tell someone that they are being unkind or cruel.

The English phrase “brot” translates to German as Brot.