
German A1 Level quiz
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Which German word is used to negate a noun with an indefinite article?
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In normal order, where does “sprechen” go in “Ich kann heute Deutsch”?
Answer: at the end
Why: In a subordinate clause the bracket flips: the modal slides behind the infinitive, as in 'weil ich Deutsch sprechen kann'.
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What does the German verb 'bekommen' actually mean in English?
Answer: To receive
Why: A language-learning joke has a diner ask to 'become a beefsteak' instead of ordering one.
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How do you say “Good day” in German?
Answer: Guten Tag
Why: 'Guten Tag' uses the accusative case because it comes from a shortened phrase wishing someone a good day.
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Which English consonant sound does German W usually represent?
Answer: V
Why: German W has the English V sound; German V often sounds like F, as in Vater.
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Which German pronoun is used to address a close friend or child informally?
Answer: du
Why: Using du with someone is called duzen, and by custom the older or higher ranking person offers it first.
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Which German word literally meaning 'how' is used to ask someone's name?
Answer: Wie
Why: German speakers ask 'Wie heißen Sie?' which literally translates to 'How are you called?' rather than using 'what'.