This is the glossary of all vocabulary used in this online German course. Plurals are indicated in brackets, as is additional information about the lexical items such as whether a verb is separable (sep.) or inseparable (insep.). The cases taken by prepositions and verbs are also indicated in brackets - accusative (Acc.), dative (Dat.) or genitive (Gen.). Please use the navigation panels in the left-hand column of this glossary to move forwards and backwards through the alphabet.

		German		English
		der Toaster (-)		tobacco
		die Tochter (pl. - Töchter)		daughter
		- die Schwiegertochter		- daughter-in-law
		- die Stieftochter		- stepdaughter
		die Toilette (-n)		toilet
		toll		great; excellent
		die Tomate (-n)		tomato
		der Topf (pl. - Töpfe)		pot
		- die Topfpflanze (-n)		- potted plant
		das Tor (-e)		gate
		- das Brandenburger Tor		- Brandenburg Gate
		die Torte (-n)		flan; cake
		- die Zitronentorte		- lemon flan
		total		totally
		tragen		to wear; to carry
		der Trainingsanzug (pl. -züge)		tracksuit
		der Trainingsschuh (-e)		trainer (shoe)
		die Traube (-n)		grape
		die Trauung (-en)		wedding
		- die kirchliche Trauung		- church wedding
		- die zivile Trauung		- civil wedding
		treffen		to meet
		- sich treffen		- to meet each other
		treiben		to do
		- Sport treiben		- to play sport
		der Triathlon (-e)		triathlon
		der Trimm-dich-Pfad (-e)		keep-fit trail
		trinken		to drink
		- und zum Trinken?		- and to drink?
		trocken		dry
		der Tropfen (-)		drop
		trotz (+ Gen.)		despite
		der Tscheche (-n)		Czech (male)
		die Tschechin (-innen)		Czech (female)
		tschechisch		Czech (adj.)
		die Tschechische Republik		Czech Republic
		tschüs!		bye!; see you!
		das T-Shirt (-s)		T-Shirt
		die Tube (-n)		tube
		tun		to do
		- das tut mir Leid		- I'm sorry
		die Tür (-en)		door
		- die Haustür		- front door (house)
		- die Wohnungstür		- front door (flat)
		der Türke (-n)		Turk (male)
		die Türkei		Turkey
		die Türkin (-innen)		Turk (female)
		türkisch		Turkish (adj.)
		der Turnschuh (-e)		gym shoe
		die Tüte (-n)		bag
		typisch		typical

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