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Most Common German Expressions: Free PDF and Flashcards

Most Common German Expressions is built for learners who want useful German vocabulary in a clean reference format instead of a long, fluffy article.

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ExpressionMeaning
Ladylady
Langeweileboredom, tedium, ennui
langfristiglong-term
Laustrue louse
lauterpure, unalloyed
Lebensjahryear of ones life
Leelee, leeward
Lehrbuchtextbook
Leichtigkeitlightness
Leiterinmanageress, managing director, head
Lexlex, law
Liestkingfisher
LondonLondon
Lordlord
losfahrendepart, drive off, set off, leave
Lukeskylight
Madamemadame
Majestätmajesty, grandeur
Majormajor
Mal sehen.mahl ZAY-en
Mamimother, momma, mommy, mummy
Margemargin
MariaMary
Markdeutsche mark, deutschmark
massierenmassage

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