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en In the kitchen   »   de In der Küche

19 [nineteen]

In the kitchen

In the kitchen

19 [neunzehn]

In der Küche

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Do you have a new kitchen? H----d- -in- ---- -üche? H___ d_ e___ n___ K_____ H-s- d- e-n- n-u- K-c-e- ------------------------ Hast du eine neue Küche? 0
What do you want to cook today? Wa- -i---- du------ --ch-n? W__ w_____ d_ h____ k______ W-s w-l-s- d- h-u-e k-c-e-? --------------------------- Was willst du heute kochen? 0
Do you cook on an electric or a gas stove? K---s---u--le--r---h -----m-t-Gas? K_____ d_ e_________ o___ m__ G___ K-c-s- d- e-e-t-i-c- o-e- m-t G-s- ---------------------------------- Kochst du elektrisch oder mit Gas? 0
Shall I cut the onions? S--l-ic- di--Zw--bel- s-h--i-en? S___ i__ d__ Z_______ s_________ S-l- i-h d-e Z-i-b-l- s-h-e-d-n- -------------------------------- Soll ich die Zwiebeln schneiden? 0
Shall I peel the potatoes? So------ d-e--a----fel---c---e-? S___ i__ d__ K_________ s_______ S-l- i-h d-e K-r-o-f-l- s-h-l-n- -------------------------------- Soll ich die Kartoffeln schälen? 0
Shall I rinse the lettuce? So-- -----e- Salat----che-? S___ i__ d__ S____ w_______ S-l- i-h d-n S-l-t w-s-h-n- --------------------------- Soll ich den Salat waschen? 0
Where are the glasses? Wo -in--di--Gl----? W_ s___ d__ G______ W- s-n- d-e G-ä-e-? ------------------- Wo sind die Gläser? 0
Where are the dishes? Wo i-- --s--e-c-i-r? W_ i__ d__ G________ W- i-t d-s G-s-h-r-? -------------------- Wo ist das Geschirr? 0
Where is the cutlery / silverware (am.)? Wo---t d-- --s-e--? W_ i__ d__ B_______ W- i-t d-s B-s-e-k- ------------------- Wo ist das Besteck? 0
Do you have a tin opener / can opener (am.)? H-st du-ei-e---o--nö--n--? H___ d_ e____ D___________ H-s- d- e-n-n D-s-n-f-n-r- -------------------------- Hast du einen Dosenöffner? 0
Do you have a bottle opener? Ha-- ---eine--Fla-ch-nö----r? H___ d_ e____ F______________ H-s- d- e-n-n F-a-c-e-ö-f-e-? ----------------------------- Hast du einen Flaschenöffner? 0
Do you have a corkscrew? Ha---du -i-e- Kor-e-zi-her? H___ d_ e____ K____________ H-s- d- e-n-n K-r-e-z-e-e-? --------------------------- Hast du einen Korkenzieher? 0
Are you cooking the soup in this pot? K-c-st du d-e--u--- in-dies-m----f? K_____ d_ d__ S____ i_ d_____ T____ K-c-s- d- d-e S-p-e i- d-e-e- T-p-? ----------------------------------- Kochst du die Suppe in diesem Topf? 0
Are you frying the fish in this pan? Brätst-du-de--F---- -n-d---er-P--nn-? B_____ d_ d__ F____ i_ d_____ P______ B-ä-s- d- d-n F-s-h i- d-e-e- P-a-n-? ------------------------------------- Brätst du den Fisch in dieser Pfanne? 0
Are you grilling the vegetables on this grill? Gr-l-s- -u-da---emüse --- -i-s-- -r-l-? G______ d_ d__ G_____ a__ d_____ G_____ G-i-l-t d- d-s G-m-s- a-f d-e-e- G-i-l- --------------------------------------- Grillst du das Gemüse auf diesem Grill? 0
I am setting the table. I---de--- d-n-Tis-h. I__ d____ d__ T_____ I-h d-c-e d-n T-s-h- -------------------- Ich decke den Tisch. 0
Here are the knives, the forks and the spoons. H-er-si-- die-Me-ser- --b-l- --d -ö-fe-. H___ s___ d__ M______ G_____ u__ L______ H-e- s-n- d-e M-s-e-, G-b-l- u-d L-f-e-. ---------------------------------------- Hier sind die Messer, Gabeln und Löffel. 0
Here are the glasses, the plates and the napkins. Hier-si-- di---lä-e-, -ie--el-e- und -ie-Ser-i-----. H___ s___ d__ G______ d__ T_____ u__ d__ S__________ H-e- s-n- d-e G-ä-e-, d-e T-l-e- u-d d-e S-r-i-t-e-. ---------------------------------------------------- Hier sind die Gläser, die Teller und die Servietten. 0

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