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Zeit
Time (of) - feminine noun (Die)
Durch
To go through
Dabei
On you (as in 'Hast du dein Handy dabei?' = 'Do you have your phone on you')
Ohne
Without
Mit
With (preposition)
Bei
At (preposition)
von
From (preposition)
zu
To (local places, events - preposition)
nach
To (used for cities, countries, continents - preposition)
außer
Except (preposition)
gegenüber
Opposite (preposition)
seit
Since, for (preposition)
Gefallen
Literally translates to 'pleasing'; used to express liking (e.g., 'Schokolade gefallen mir' means 'I like chocolate')
Helfen
To help
Erklären
To explain
Antworten
To answer
Anschauen
To view
Zug
Train
Polizei
Police
schwere
Difficult
Das Bett
Bed
Der Fenster
Window
Die Wand
Wall
Das Gebäude
Building
Die Wohnung
Apartment/Flat
Der Baum
Tree
Die Nähe
Vicinity/close
Der Platz
Space/Place
Eigen
One's own
Die Kunst
Art
Persönlich
Personal
Die Qualität
Quality
Die Seite
Side
Beschreiben
To describe
Zeigen
To show
Dürfen
To be allowed to
Sollen
To be supposed to
Möchte
Would like to
Kaum
Barely/hardly
The sentence structure in English vs. German
English has subject, direct object, and indirect object. For example, 'She’s giving food to the children' can be structured in German as 'Sie gibt ihren Kindern das Essen' (subject, indirect object, direct object).