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1. Änderung (the change) is the noun based on "ändern" (to change)
2. Doppelzimmer = double room, Einzelzimmer = single room. These refer to rooms with a double bed
or a single bed.
3. Rauchverbot is based on the verb „rauchen“ (to smoke) and „das Verbot“ (ban, prohibition), so it
means a ban on smoking. Similarly, you may encounter words like „Halteverbot“ (no stopping) or „Parkverbot“ (no parking),... I haven't seen a „Schlafverbot“ (no sleeping) yet though.
Ich bin bei Max.
I am at Max's place. (with him there)
I am at Max's place. (with him there)
Manche Menschen bekommen schon sehr früh eine Glatze. Aber es gibt immer wieder Fälle, denen das wirklich steht.
Some people get a bald head very early. But there are always cases, for whom it is very becoming.
Some people get a bald head very early. But there are always cases, for whom it is very becoming.
Ich habe eine der wichtigsten Aufgaben bekommen.
I was given one of the most important assignments.
Ich hätte gern ein Einzelzimmer, kein Doppelzimmer.
I would like a single room, not a double room.
Ich bin ein Einzelkind.
I'm an only child.
I'm an only child.
Ich hätte gern ein Einzelzimmer, kein Doppelzimmer.
I would like a single room, not a double room.
I would like a single room, not a double room.
Warum dauert das so lange?
Why is this taking so long?
Ich möchte bitte zahlen.
I would like to pay please.
I would like to pay please.
Meine Wohnung ist in der dritten Etage.
My apartment/flat is on the third floor.
My apartment/flat is on the third floor.
Der Mann gegenüber raucht noch immer.
The man across [the room/the street/from me] is still smoking.
The man across [the room/the street/from me] is still smoking.
Er mußte Strafe bezahlen, weil er im Halteverbot geparkt hatte.
He had to pay a fee, because he had parked his car in a clearway.
Dies ist eine Raucherkneipe.
This is a pub for smokers.
This is a pub for smokers.
Dieser Raum braucht neue Möbel.
This room needs new furniture.
Brauchen Sie eine Rechnung?
Do you need a bill?
Do you need a bill?
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