NO Beginner English German French Wordlist

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English Headword Pronunciation German French Example Sentence

Classroom languagealphabet /lfbet/ Alphabet l'alphabet The English alphabet has twenty-six letters.

and /nd, n, nd/ und et I bought two things in a shop today a pen and some paper.

answer /ns/ antworten rpondre I asked a question but he didn't answer I don't think he can hear me.

ask questions /sk kwestnz/ Fragen stellen poser des questions You can stop me and ask questions at any time.

check /tek/ korrigieren vrifier The students did the exercise. Then the teacher checked their answers.

complete /kmplit/ vervollstndigen complter Complete this sentence: 'Two and two make .'

correct /krekt/ korrigieren corriger The teacher corrected our papers and gave us marks out of 100.

eight /et/ acht huit There are eight bottles on the table.

eighteen /etin/ achtzehn dix-huit My cousin is eighteen years old.

eleven /levn/ elf onze My sister is eleven years old.

fifteen /fftin/ fnfzehn quinze Kate is fifteen years old.

find /fand/ finden trouver David cannot find his car keys.

five /fav/ fnf cinq We have five toes on each foot.

four /f/ vier quatre A square has four sides.

fourteen /ftin/ vierzehn quatorze My brother is fourteen years old.

listen /lsn/ hren couter Robert listens to the radio every morning.

look /lk/ schauen regarder When we want to know the time, we look at a clock.

match /mt/ passen zu assortir I want a blue tie to match my shirt.nine /nan/ neun neuf There are nine people in my family.

nineteen /nantin/ neunzehn dix-neuf My friend is nineteen years old.

numbers /nmbz/ Zahlen les nombres Write the numbers 1 to 20 down the left-hand side of the page.

one /wn/ ein, eine un (une) There is only one train to London today.

read /rid/ lesen lire Robert reads the newspaper every morning.

repeat /rpit/ wiederholen rpter I didn't hear what you said. Could you repeat it, please?

say /se/ sagen dire Peter says Goodbye to his mother when he leaves his house.


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English Headword Pronunciation German French Example Sentence

seven /sevn/ sieben sept There are seven days in a week.

seventeen /sevntin/ siebzehn dix-sept Julie is seventeen years old.

six /sks/ sechs six Robert goes to work six days a week.

sixteen /skstin/ sechzehn seize Maria is sixteen years old.

talk /tk/ reden parler Susan and her friend are talking about their holidays.

tell /tel/ sagen dire, raconter Can you tell me the time, please? Yes, it's ten o'clock.

ten /ten/ zehn dix We each have ten fingers and ten toes.

the /, i, i/ der, die, das le, la, les There is a white cat in our garden. The cat is very small.

thirteen /tin/ dreizehn treize There are thirteen people on the bus.

three /ri/ drei trois Tom has three sisters.

twelve /twelv/ zwlf douze There are twelve months in a year.

twenty /twenti/ zwanzig vingt There are twenty students in our class.

two /tu/ zwei deux Lisa has two brothers.

work in pairs /wk n pez/ paarweise arbeiten travailler deux Work in pairs, one reading out the answers and the other writingthem down.

write /rat/ schreiben crire Susan is writing to her mother in Bristol..

Module 1act out /kt at/ durchspielen jouer We're going to act out the conversation between John and his father.

am /m, m, m/ (ich) bin (je) suis Are you cold? Yes, I am.

am I /m a/ bin ich suis-je? Am I the person you are looking for?

am not /m nt/ (ich) bin nicht (je) ne suis pas Are you Spanish?' 'No, I am not! I'm Portuguese.'

American /merkn/ amerikanisch Amricain, -ne Tom Cruise is an American film star.

are /, / sind "tre" 2pers.sg, 1, 2 et 3 pers. pl.,prsent

Maria is from Spain. Helen and Kate are from England.

are not (aren't) / nt, nt/ bist nicht/sind nicht "tre" 2pers.sg, 1, 2 et 3 pers. pl.,forme ng. prsent

The English are often not as friendly as the Australians.

are you / ju/ bist du/seid ihr "tre" 2pers.sg, 1, 2 et 3 pers. pl.,forme interr.prsent

Are you Peter's sister?' 'No, I'm his cousin.'

are you from / ju frm/ bist du aus, seid ihr aus venez-vous/viens-tu? Are you from the same part of Russia as Vassily?

Argentina /dntin/ Argentinien l'Argentine Argentina have a very good football team.

Argentinian /dntnin/ argentinisch Argentin, -ine When Argentina scored the winning goal, the Argentinian spectators

went wild!


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