German Food and Everyday Vocabulary

Traditional vocabulary flashcards covering food, quantities, and common German verbs and phrases from the lecture notes.

erzählen

to tell (a story)

essen (er isst)

to eat

die Kiwi, -s

kiwi

der Abend, -e

evening

abends

evenings

asiatisch

Asian

die Birne, -n

pear

der Döner, -

Turkish pita sandwich

das Essen, -

meal (The meal is tasty.)

die Familie, -n

family

finden

to find (e.g., I find Asian food awesome!)

frühstücken

to eat breakfast

gesund

healthy

immer

always

manchmal

sometimes

der Mittag, -e

noon, noon hour

mittags

every day at noon

morgens

mornings, every morning (e.g., Anna eats muesli every morning.)

nichts

nothing, not anything (e.g., I eat nothing at noon.)

die Nudel, -n

noodle

das Obst (Singular)

fruit

ohne

without

die Pizza, -s/Pizzen

pizza

der Reis (Singular)

rice

schlafen (er schläft)

to sleep

schmecken

to taste (good)

das Stück, -e

piece

das Sushi, -

sushi

toll

great, awesome

trinken

to drink

der Vormittag, -e

before noon, morning (e.g., In the morning I eat fruit.)

warm

warm

wenig

a little, not much

wichtig

important

die Zeit, -en (meist Singular)

time

zusammen

together

das Poster, -

poster

die Grillparty, -s

cookout

Bis später!

See you later!

die Einladung, -en

invitation

fertig

ready (The food is ready.)

gleich

in a second, soon (The food is nearly ready.)

grillen

to grill

mitbringen

to bring with (e.g., I am bringing sausages.)

morgen

tomorrow (e.g., I have no time tomorrow.)

schon

already

die SMS, -

text, SMS

bei uns

at our place

vielleicht

maybe

warten

to wait

brauchen

to need

denn

used for emphasis in questions (e.g., What do we need then for the pizza?)

der Einkaufszettel, -

grocery list

der Essig (Singular)

vinegar

das Getränk, -e

beverage, drink

die Karotte, -n

carrot

nicht mehr

not anymore (e.g., We do not have cheese anymore.)

der Moment, -e

moment

nehmen (er nimmt)

to take (e.g., I'll also take a kilo of apples.)

noch

still (e.g., What do we still need?)

das Öl, -e

oil

die Olive, -n

olive

planen

to plan

prima

great (slang)

billig

cheap

teuer

expensive

einkaufen

to shop (for necessities)

bitte

please (e.g., Right here, please.)

der Cent, -

cent

dort

over there

drankommen

to be (one's) turn (e.g., Whose turn is it now?)

der Einkaufswagen, -

shopping cart

der Emmentaler (Singular)

Emmentaler cheese

etwas

something

das Gramm, -

$g$ (gram)

der Kassenzettel, -

receipt

kosten

to cost

möchte

would like (e.g., I would like a piece of cheese.)

sonst

otherwise (e.g., Anything else?)

die Tüte, -n

bag

wechseln

to switch

wie viel?

how much?

die Limonade, -n

lemonade

Guten Appetit!

Bon appetit!

der Becher, -

cup

die Flasche, -n

bottle

das Kilogramm, -

$kg$ (kilogram)

der Liter, -

$dm^3$ (liter)

die Packung, -en

packaging

rund

all around, concerning (everything concerning food)

danke

thank you (e.g., Would you like tea? - No, thank you.)

gleichfalls

likewise

lecker

tasty

die Mahlzeit, -en

meal (e.g., I eat $3$ meals a day.)

Prost!

Cheers!

satt

satiated, full

wirklich

really (e.g., I really am not hungry.)

das Wohl (Singular)

well-being, health

Zum Wohl!

Cheers!

mögen (er mag)

to like, enjoy (e.g., I don't like fish.)