German

The English phrase “no, please” is translated into German as Nein, bitte.

The English phrase “I love bread” is translated into German as Ich liebe Brot.

The English phrase “do you speak dutch?” is translated into German as sprichst du Niederländisch?

In German, ‘used to’ is expressed by pflegte zu.

The English phrase “moo” is translated into German as muh. muh is an interjection used to represent the sound made by a cow or a bull.

In German, ‘my dear brother’ is said as mein lieber Bruder. The phrase mein lieber Bruder is an affectionate way to address or refer to your own brother.

The English phrase “please drive slowly” is translated into German as Bitte langsam fahren.

The English phrase “that one” is translated into German as der da. der da is used to point out a specific person or object.

The German word for muffs is Ohrenschützer. The term Ohrenschützer refers to protective coverings worn over the ears to keep them warm or to block noise.

In German, the English word quiet can be translated as ruhig, still or leise depending on the context.