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"Bleistift" or "Schreibstift" is the German word for a "pencil", literally "stick of lead"
"Buntstift", "Farbstift" or "Malstift" translates as "crayon"
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The cast of Maus und Bleistift - 1961 includes: Erika Schischke as Narrator
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'Bliestift' is not a word in English language, -gibberish or possibly foreign.
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Bleistift is a German word that means "pencil"
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The cast of Der Bleistift-weg-mach - 2008 includes: Mira Lieb as Anna Ralf Zacherl as Fernsehkoch Jessica Zang as Kathrin
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"Du hast einen Bleistift, ein Lineal, ein Radiergummi und einen Stundenplan in deiner Tasche."
I have...in my bag: "Ich habe einen Bleistift, ein Lineal,... in meiner Tasche."
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Some classroom items in German are Buch (book), Bleistift (pencil), Tafel (blackboard), and Schreibtisch (desk).
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This answer depends on who you are speaking to. If you are speaking to a superior (such as an adult or anyone older than you are) you would use the formal form of "your", so you would ask:
Ist dies Ihr Bleistift?
If you were just talking to your friend, you could say:
Ist dies dein Bleistift?
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der kuli- the pen
der bleistift- the pencil
der spitzer- the pencil sharpener
der Radiergummi- the rubber
der klebstift- the glue stick
der taschenrechner- the calculator
die schere- the scissors
das lineal- the ruler
das Etui- pencil case
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Do you have a pencil? = "Hast du einen Bleistift?" I have good luck = "Ich habe Glück". We have no money = "Wir haben kein Geld".
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Christian Kracht has written:
'Imperium'
'1979'
'Tristesse Royale. Sonderausgabe. Das popkulturelle Quintett'
'Tristesse Royale. Das popkulturelle Quintett'
'Der gelbe Bleistift'
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A Ballpoint pen is called "ein Kugelschreiber" or "ein Kulli" (for short).
A fountain pen is called "eine Füllfeder".
A marker or felt tip pen is called "ein Filzstift"
A pencil is called "ein Bleistift".
The word "Stift" is sometimes used for many writing implements in certain contexts.
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The Donier 17 would be a nice aircraft to fly in WoWp. It is one of the best ever pieces of war machinery to ever grace the skies. It is also referred to as the Fliegender Bleistift.
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Some vocabulary you might want to use is
gut
schlecht
Schule
Tag
Buch
Freund
Freundin
Hausaufgabe
Bus
Essen
Bleistift
Kuli
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ish-schluktuh mine-en Bly-schtift. hah-buh ish feel-isht eye-nuh an-der-uh.
that's the closest I can describe how to say it.
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Erika Schischke has: Performed in "Von allen vergessen" in 1959. Performed in "Der ungeschickte kleine Elefant" in 1960. Played Narrator in "Maus und Bleistift" in 1961. Performed in "Ritualmord in Ungarn" in 1964. Played Frau Linde in "Nora oder Ein Puppenheim" in 1964.
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There is an Asian food called war mein.
On the other hand, "war mein" could also mean "was my" as part of a German sentence. For example:
Ich hatte mein Notizbuch, aber wo war mein Bleistift?
I had my notebook, but where was my pencil?
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Der Kuli - Pen
Der Bleistift - Pencil
Der Gummi - Rubber / Erazor
Das Buch - Book
Das Heft - Excersise book
Das Lineal - Ruler
Die Schere - scissors
Der klebstift - Gluestick
Der spitzer - Sharpener
Das Etui - Pencil case
Das worterbuch - Dictionary
Der Taschenrechner - Calculator
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Like der die or Das, they all meant 'the' in German. Der is masculine Das is neutered die is feminine it doesn't really mean much and you have to learn most all individual words like 'Das buch' or 'der bleistift'. It doesn't really matter what form of the you use first although it wouldn't sound right in that language. Like saying 'I is on answers.com'. I don't know if it applies like that in other languages though.
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Faber-Castell is a German stationery manufacturer. It is one of the largest manufacturers of pencils in the world, producing around 2 billion pencils a year. The company employs around 6,500 people at 16 production sites and 19 distribution sites, including their factory in Brazil, which produces 1.5 billion coloured pencils a year, making it the largest factory of its kind in the world.
The company was founded in Stein, Middle Franconia, Germany, in 1761 by Kaspar Faber, a carpenter, for the production of pencils. Initially the pencils were sold at the market in Nuremberg. In 1851, a pencil standard was introduced by his great-grandson, Lothar von Faber, which to this day is still applicable for the whole of the pencil industry.
In 1871, Lothar Faber was petitioned by the German Reichstag to create a copyright law , which was enacted in May 1875. In 1905 Graf (Count) Alexander Faber-Castell founded the Castell brand of pencils as a particularly high quality pencil, and in 1931/32 took over the Johann Faber Pencil Factory.
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The dive bomber was the Junkers Ju 87; but the German for Dive Bomber is Sturzkampfflugzeug. Germans were very fond of their own type of acronym, using the first syllable of a word rather than its initial letter; thus, Geheim Staatspolizeibecomes Gestapo, and Sturzkampfflugzeug becomes Stuka.
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