How do you say these words in German? And are there any of the other things that you could tell me in German?

Question

How do you say:

Girl

Boy

Cinderella

Car

Fire

Cleaning

Dishes

and other common words

and what are some common German dishes for breakdast, dinner, and lunch?

Answer 1

My German is pretty bad so I can't really help with that. But Germany is part of the EU so yes, they use Euros. :)

Answer 2

You can go on www.freetranslation.com and type in your story and it will translate the whole thing into German for you. We are American and living in Germany and though the language is beautiful it is hard for me to get the hang of it. I use this website to lend me a hand.

Good luck with your paper :)

Answer 3

Mädchen

Junge

Aschenputtel

Auto

Feuer

putzen, oder Aufräumen

Geschirr

German food.

Wiener schnitzel

Jäger    schnitzel

Curry wurst & Pommers  

Rühe ei

spiegel ei

strammer max

Frikadellen

Aber you say you are German can you not ask your perents for help ?

Answer 4

The answer above is rather perfect.

If you're making up a Cinderella version you may find the following expressions useful as well:

Stiefmutter / Stiefschwester (stepmother/ stepsister)

gute Fee / (good) Ferry

Prinz / prince

(gläserner) Schuh / shoe (of glas)

Answer 5

1 Mädchen madch*en    ch is like scottish loch

2 junge    joongeh

3 Aschenputtel    ashenpootel

4 auto owtow

5 feuer    foyer

6 reiningung    riyningunk

7 teller    teller

hello    hallo    hallo

good morning    guten morgen    gooten morgen

good night    guten nacht    gooten nakt

good afternoon   guten tag    gooten tak

where is the bus station    wo der Busbahnhof ist    vo der boos banhof

where are the toilets    wo die Toiletten sind   wo die toyletten zint

Answer 6

Mädchen

Junge

Aschenputtel (you could also say Cinderella - thanks to Disney, everyone knows Cinderella here as well)

Auto

Feuer

Aufräumen (like cleaning up your room... for mopping or so it's putzen)

Geschirr

for breakfast: Brötchen (bread rolls), Brot (bread), Marmelade (jelly), Mortadella (a kind of sausage in think strips), Kaffee (coffee)

for lunch: I don't think there are any really typical lunch meals.

for dinner: Schnitzel, Salat (salad), Nudeln (noodles), Spätzle (a special kind of noodles), Kartoffeln (potatoes)

Other common words... I have no clue what you mean. Try sending me an e-mail with a list of other words if you can think of more.

EDIT: And yes, we do use Euros, even though being a member of the EU does not necessarily mean you use Euros. (England for example doesn't)

Answer 7

omg, don't listen to the one above me, those translation websites make no sense at all, I hope you know that.