German Dictionary
English | German |
Sample sentences: The smell of fresh mint makes me want to vomit. |
Der Geruch von frischer Minze gibt mir das Gefühl, mich erbrechen zu wollen. |
The old stamp was in mint condition and worth lot of money. | Die alte Briefmarke befand sich im postfrischen Zustand und war viel Geld wert. |
to mint; stamp; coin | praegen |
mint | Minze |
We sat on the balcony and saw that the hotel had even a pool on the roof top but I did not have the courage to jump in. It just looked to dirty and as no one was in there I did not need to be the first.
I am doing nothing at the moment, i am just watching TV... what kind of TV shows do you like? I'm sorry but i don't have Skype, but I guess we can still stay in touch like this, using the Vocabulix chat system.
Many thanks for your letter. I am delighted to tell you that I have passed my exams and am looking forward to the next year. Meanwhile I am planning a trip to Costa Rica and some places around there.
I am doing nothing at the moment, i am just watching TV... what kind of TV shows do you like? I'm sorry but i don't have Skype, but I guess we can still stay in touch like this, using the Vocabulix chat system.
Many thanks for your letter. I am delighted to tell you that I have passed my exams and am looking forward to the next year. Meanwhile I am planning a trip to Costa Rica and some places around there.
English Verbs | ||||
Conjugation of mint [ minted, minted ] | ||||
German Verbs | Present | Past | ||
Conjugation of prägen [geprägt] |
präge prägst prägt prägen prägt prägen | prägte prägtest prägte prägten prägtet prägten |