What is used to in German?

Answer 1

If you mean, e.g. "I used to do that when I was a kid," then you can say either "Ich habe das frueher als Kind getan" (where the perfect tense and the adverb "fruher" convey the sense of "used to"), or you can use this structure "Ich pflegte, das als Kind zu tun" (where "pflegen...zu" means "used to"--but this structure is less common).

If you mean, "I am used to it," then "ich bin das gewohnt" or "ich bin daran gewoehnt."

Answer 2

hallo- hello

Auf Wiedersehen- goodbye

Danke- thank you

Bitte- please

Book- Das Buch

Bathroom- Die Toilette

Mother- Die Mutter

Father- Der Vater

Cat- Die Katze

Dog- Der Hund

House- Das Haus

Answer 3

English is a West Germanic language that originated from the Anglo-Frisian and Old Saxon dialects brought to Britain by Germanic settlers from various parts of what is now northwest Germany, Denmark and the Netherlands.Up to that point, in Roman Britain the native population is assumed to have spoken the Celtic language Brythonic alongside the acrolectal influence of Latin, from the 400-year Roman occupation.

Answer 4

There are many words the appear in the English dictionaries that originate from German.

Kindergarten,

Answer 5

the word kindergarten in German means child's garden. Dashound (dog)means a dog close to the ground

Answer 6

Two excellent German to English dictionaries are Langenscheidt and Collins. Two excellent online dictionaries are listed at the related links below.

Answer 7

There are actually quite a few; Alkohol-alcohol, Mann-man, Haus-house, Maus-mouse, Tee-tea, Kaffee-coffee, Hand-hand, Bett-bed, just to name a few :)