Words 701-725 | Essential German Vocabulary by Frequency | Learn German

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Essential German Vocabulary by Word Frequency 10 min 2 speakers 7 chapters transcribed 2 months ago
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What words are covered in this episode (701–725) and how is the lesson structured?

Jakob (Host) 0:00
Hello, and welcome back to Essential German Vocabulary. Today, we're learning words 701 until 725. You will hear the English translation first, followed by the German word, followed by up to three example sentences and their translations. If you find this podcast helpful, please subscribe. But now, let's go!
0:21
will will

How is the German noun 'Wille' (will) used in example sentences?

0:31
Er hat einen starken Willen. He has a strong will.
0:43
Schritt. Step. Schritt.

What examples show the difference between 'Schritt' (step) and 'Angriff' (attack)?

0:51
Mach einen Schritt. Take a step. Mach einen Schritt. Attack Der Angriff beginnt jetzt. Sommer Der Sommer ist heiß. The summer is hot.

How are time-related words like 'Sommer', 'Unterschied' and 'Zeitpunkt' presented with translations?

1:40
Unterschied. Difference. Unterschied. Das macht keinen Unterschied. That makes no difference. Das macht keinen Unterschied. Zeitpunkt. Point in time. Moment. Zeitpunkt. Das ist der richtige Zeitpunkt. That is the right point in time. Zu diesem Zeitpunkt. At this moment. Zu diesem Zeitpunkt. Hoffnung Hope Hoffnung Es gibt Hoffnung. There is hope. Es gibt Hoffnung.

How do verbs and actions (e.g., 'übernehmen', 'beeilen', 'antworten') appear with sample sentences?

2:48
Übernehmen To take over, to assume. Übernehmen I will take over the task. Er übernimmt Verantwortung. He assumes responsibility. Er übernimmt Verantwortung. Tier Animal Tier Das ist ein Tier. That is an animal. Das ist ein Tier. Tisch Table Tisch Der Tisch ist groß. The table is big. Der Tisch ist groß. Hochzeit Wedding Hochzeit Die Hochzeit ist bald. The wedding is soon. Die Hochzeit ist bald. Wozu What for? To what end? Wozu Wozu ist das gut? What is that good for? Wozu brauchst du das? What do you need that for? Beeilen To hurry, to rush.

What vocabulary covers physical/abstract nouns such as 'Haut', 'Druck', 'Lösung' and 'Interesse'?

4:59
Beeilen Beeil dich! Hurry up! Beeil dich! Wir müssen uns beeilen. We must hurry! Wir müssen uns beeilen. Druck Pressure Print Druck Ich stehe unter Druck. I am under pressure. Ich stehe unter Druck. Das Buch ist im Druck. The book is in print. Das Buch ist im Druck. antworten to answer, to reply antworten Please answer quickly. Please answer quickly. I cannot reply. I cannot reply. Still. Still. Quiet. Still. Das Kind ist still. The child is quiet. Das Kind ist still. Bleib still hier. Stay still here. Bleib still hier.

How are closing phrases, recap and resources presented at the end of the episode?

6:51
Haut Skin Haut Meine Haut ist trocken. My skin is dry. Meine Haut ist trocken. Lösung I find no solution. offenbar apparently obviously offenbar offenbar ist er krank apparently he is sick offenbar ist er krank interesse interest interesse Ich habe großes Interesse. I have great interest. Ich habe großes Interesse. Board Board Wir gehen an Bord. We go on board. Wir gehen an Bord. To arrest. The police arrest the man. Befehl.
9:01
Command, order. Befehl. Er gab einen Befehl. He gave a command. Er gab einen Befehl. Verhalten Behavior Verhalten Sein Verhalten ist gut. to marry They want to marry.
Jakob (Host) - closing 10:02
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1 What words are covered in this episode (701–725) and how is the lesson structured? 0:00–0:31 2 How is the German noun 'Wille' (will) used in example sentences? 0:31–0:51 3 What examples show the difference between 'Schritt' (step) and 'Angriff' (attack)? 0:51–1:40 4 How are time-related words like 'Sommer', 'Unterschied' and 'Zeitpunkt' presented with translations? 1:40–2:48 5 How do verbs and actions (e.g., 'übernehmen', 'beeilen', 'antworten') appear with sample sentences? 2:48–4:59 6 What vocabulary covers physical/abstract nouns such as 'Haut', 'Druck', 'Lösung' and 'Interesse'? 4:59–6:51 7 How are closing phrases, recap and resources presented at the end of the episode? 6:51–10:26

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