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Subjuntivo
Conjugation of verbs in Subjuntivo
Unregelmäßige Verben des Subjuntivo
Use of Subjuntivo
Pretérito Imperfecto de Subjuntivo
Pretérito Perfecto und Pluscuamperfecto de Subjuntivo
Indicative and Subjuntivo

Vocabulary and basics

General Expressions
Dates, days of the week and months
Family and Relationship
Asking Questions
Gastronomisches Wörterbuch
Ordinal Numbers
Age Information
Fraction Numbers
Arithmetic functions
Measurements and Quantities
Prozentangaben
Temperaturangaben
Time
Zeitangaben
Cardinal numbers
Verneinen
Weather Conditions

Phrases and Idioms

Floskeln und Redewendungen
Angst haben
Antipathie zeigen
To show regret and rejection
To express happiness
Greetings and Goodbye
To express an opinion
To give some advice
To accept a proposal
To express a disappointment
To doubt something
To judge something
To admit something
To express enthusiasm
To bump into somenone
To invite someone – to make a suggestion
To report to someone
Jemanden etwas zustimmen
To show compassion
Jemanden überzeugen
To contradict someone
Boredom – to show no interest
To express love
To comfort someone
Sich beklagen
Sich für etwas entschuldigen
Sich sorgen
Sich verteidigen
Sympathie verkunden
Überraschung zeigen
Unsicherheit ausdrücken
Unwohlsein ausdrücken
Wie geht es ? Wie geht´s
Wünsche ausdrücken

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