Section 1: Sentences with English and German Translations
| English Sentence | German Translation |
|---|---|
| I really like the apartment. Can we sign the contract? | Ich mag die Wohnung wirklich. Können wir den Vertrag unterschreiben? |
| I think you should review the wording first. | Ich denke, Sie sollten den Wortlaut zuerst überprüfen. |
| What are the terms and conditions? | Was sind die Allgemeinen Geschäftsbedingungen? |
| I will send you a PDF. You can read it in peace. | Ich werde Ihnen eine PDF schicken. Sie können sie in Ruhe lesen. |
| If I sign today, can I cancel the contract? | Wenn ich heute unterschreibe, kann ich den Vertrag kündigen? |
| The cancellation clause is mentioned in the contract wording. | Die Kündigungsklausel wird im Vertragswortlaut erwähnt. |
| Do I need to get the contract notarized? | Muss ich den Vertrag notariell beglaubigen lassen? |
| Not needed, the signature of parties is sufficient. | Nicht nötig, die Unterschrift der Parteien reicht aus. |
| Do I need to mention a standing order in the contract for payments? | Muss ich einen Dauerauftrag für Zahlungen im Vertrag erwähnen? |
| You can do that or just pay every month on time. It’s your choice. | Sie können das tun oder einfach jeden Monat pünktlich zahlen. Es ist Ihre Wahl. |
Section 2: German Nouns from the Sentences
| German Article + Noun | English Translation |
| die Wohnung | the apartment |
| der Vertrag | the contract |
| der Wortlaut | the wording |
| die Bedingungen | the conditions |
| die PDF | the PDF |
| die Kündigungsklausel | the cancellation clause |
| die Unterschrift | the signature |
| der Dauerauftrag | the standing order |
| die Parteien | the parties |
| die Zahlung | the payment |
Section 3: Verbs Used in the Sentences
| German Verb | English Translation |
| mögen | to like |
| können | to be able to/can |
| überprüfen | to review/check |
| senden | to send |
| lesen | to read |
| unterschreiben | to sign |
| kündigen | to cancel |
| erwähnen | to mention |
| beglaubigen | to notarize |
| zahlen | to pay |
Section 4: Adjectives Used in the Sentences
| German Adjective | English Translation |
| wirklich | really |
| ruhig | peaceful |
| nötig | necessary |
| pünktlich | on time |
| ausreichend | sufficient |
Section 5: Adverbs Used in the Sentences
| German Adverb | English Translation |
| zuerst | first |
| in Ruhe | in peace |
| heute | today |
| einfach | simply |
| jeden Monat | every month |
Section 6: Prepositions Used in the Sentences
| German Preposition | English Translation |
| in | in |
| für | for |
| mit | with |
| von | of/from |
Section 7: Grammar Byte for Today
Basic Examples of the Accusative Case: The accusative case in German is used to show the direct object of a sentence—the thing directly receiving the action.
Examples:
- Ich mag die Wohnung. (I like the apartment.)
- Note: “die Wohnung” is the direct object and remains “die” because it’s feminine.
- Ich sehe den Vertrag. (I see the contract.)
- Note: “der Vertrag” changes to “den Vertrag” because it’s masculine in the accusative case.
Section 8: German Idiom
Idiom: Den Nagel auf den Kopf treffen.
Meaning in English: To hit the nail on the head. Meaning in Hindi: Samasya ka bilkul sahi hal dena.
Section 9: Bollywood Dialogue
Original Dialogue: Basanti, in kutton ke saamne mat nachna!
In German: Basanti, tanz nicht vor diesen Hunden!
Section 10: Study Tip
Tip: Practice forming complete sentences using newly learned vocabulary. Write them down and read them aloud to improve both writing and speaking skills.
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