How do you enunciate these words within German? And are within any of the other things that you could relate me contained by German?
How do you say:
Girl
Boy
Cinderella
Car
Fire
Cleaning
Dishes
and other adjectives words
and what are some common German dishes for breakdast, dinner, and lunch?
Answers: M"adchen
Junge
Aschenputtel (you could also voice Cinderella - thanks to Disney, everyone know Cinderella here as well)
Auto
Feuer
Aufr"aumen (like cleaning up your room... for mopping or so it's putzen)
Geschirr
for breakfast: Br"otchen (bread rolls), Brot (bread), Marmelade (jelly), Mortadella (a kind of sausage surrounded by think strips), Kaffee (coffee)
for lunch: I don't regard there are any really typical lunch meal.
for dinner: Schnitzel, Salat (salad), Nudeln (noodles), Sp"atzle (a special kind of noodles), Kartoffeln (potatoes)
Other adjectives words... I have no clue what you mingy. Try sending me an e-mail with a inventory of other words if you can think of more.
EDIT: And yes, we do use Euros, even though self a member of the EU does not necessarily parsimonious you use Euros. (England for example doesn't)
You can go on www.freetranslation.com and type within your story and it will translate the whole item into German for you. We are American and living in Germany and though the vocalizations is beautiful it is not easy for me to get the hang up of it. I use this website to lend me a hand.
Good luck beside your paper :) The answer above is a bit perfect.
If you're making up a Cinderella newspaper you may find the following expressions useful as okay:
Stiefmutter / Stiefschwester (stepmother/ stepsister)
gute Fee / (good) Ferry
Prinz / prince
(gl"aserner) Schuh / shoe (of glas)
omg, don't listen to the one above me, those translation websites make no sense at adjectives, I hope you know that. M"adchen
Junge
Aschenputtel
Auto
Feuer
putzen, oder Aufr"aumen
Geschirr
German food.
Wiener schnitzel
J"ager schnitzel
Curry wurst & Pommers
Rühe ei
spiegel ei
strammer max
Frikadellen
Aber you say you are German can you not ask your perents for sustain ?
My German is pretty bad so I can't really back with that. But Germany is segment of the EU so yes, they use Euros. :) 1 M"adchen madch*en ch is like scottish loch
2 junge joongeh
3 Aschenputtel ashenpootel
4 auto owtow
5 feuer foyer
6 reiningung riyningunk
7 desk clerk teller
hello hallo hallo
apt morning guten morgen gooten morgen
good darkness guten nacht gooten nakt
good afternoon guten flap gooten tak
where is the bus station wo der Busbahnhof ist vo der boos banhof
where on earth are the toilets wo die Toiletten sind wo die toyletten zint
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