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nothing better than the wrong capitalization of Sie
German Vocabulary: PRIDE
Since pride month has begun I feel it’s appropriate to bring up vocabulary related to the topic (though be aware there are a lot of words that are really similar to English). I’ll unfortunately not be able to cover every label, and many smaller labels don’t even have a translation, so if you don’t find your label here then I apologize in advance. But now, let’s go!
Verwandte Begriffe
die Sexualität - the sexuality das Geschlecht - the gender/sex (I know, there’s no distinction) das biologische Geschlecht - the biological sex die Geschlechtsidentität - the gender identity die Gechlechtspräsentation - the gender presentation das Pronomen - the pronoun
die Menschenrechte (pl.) - the human rights (pl.) die Gleichberechtigung - the equality die Freiheit - the freedom die Vertretung - the representation die Hochzeit - the marriage die gleichgeschlechtliche Ehe - the same sex marriage
zu mögen - to like zu lieben - to love zu küssen - to kiss Sex zu haben - to have sex
Sexuelle Orientierung
heterosexuell - heterosexual homosexuell - homosexual > schwul - gay (referring to a gay man) > lesbisch - lesbian (referring to a gay woman) bisexuell - bisexual pansexuell - pansexual asexuell - asexual demi-sexuell - demi-sexual
Geschlecht
der Mann - the man der Transmann - the trans man maskulin - masculine männlich - manly
die Frau - the woman die Transfrau - the trans woman feminin - feminine weiblich - womanly
non-binär - non-binary androgyn - androgynous
transexuell - transsexual die Transsexualität - the transsexuality intersexuell - intersex die Intersexualität - the intersexualism queer - queer
日本語 - Law/Crime Vocabulary
弁護士（べんごし）-> lawyer
犯罪（はんざい）-> crime
犯人（はんにん）-> criminal; culprit
犯す（おかす）-> to commit; to perpetrate 「彼女は犯罪を犯しました。」
逮捕する（たいほする）-> to arrest
盗む（ぬすむ）-> to steal
掏摸（すり）-> pickpocket (usually written in kana alone)
殺人（さつじん）-> murder
殺人犯（さつじんはん）-> murderer 「警察は殺人犯を逮捕しました。」
裁判（さいばん）-> trial
裁判官（さいばんかん）-> judge
公平（こうへい）-> fair (na-adj.)
訴え（うったえ）-> lawsuit; legal complaint 「彼は医者に対して訴えを起こした。」 「男は公平な裁判を受けた。」
確定（かくてい）-> decision
無罪（むざい）-> innocent; innocence
有罪（ゆうざい）-> guilty; guilt
判決（はんけつ）-> verdict; judicial decision 「裁判で彼の無罪が確定した。」 「彼は有罪の判決を受けた。」
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Random Spanish Phrases/Expressions #1
1. ¿A quién le importa? - Who cares?
Así que hiciste un chiste y nadie se rió. ¿A quién le importa?
So you told a joke and no one laughed. Who cares?
2. De ninguna manera - In no way, in any way, by no means
Este sofá no es de ninguna manera cómodo para sentarse
This sofa is in no way comfortable to sit on
3. Lo juro - I swear
No tuve nada que ver con esto, se lo juro.
I had nothing to do with this, I swear.
4. Más que nunca - More than ever
Y ahora mismo, necesitamos esa ayuda más que nunca.
And right now, we need that help more than ever.
5. Sano y salvo - Safe and sound
Le diré cuando mi abuela esté sana y salva en casa.
I’ll tell you when my grandmother is home safe and sound.
6. Sabes lo que quiero decir - You know what I mean? If you know what I mean
Esa es la razón por la que debemos hacerlo por nuestra cuenta, ¿sabes lo que quiero decir?
That’s the reason why we should do it on our own, you know what I mean?
7. Espero que sí - I hope so
Quizás no, pero espero que sí.
Maybe not, but I hope so.
8. Me apetece - I feel like
Me apetecen unos tacos de cena
I feel like having some tacos for dinner
9. ¡Que pena! - What a shame!
No voy a poder ir con ustedes mañana. ¡Ay, qué pena!
I’m not going to be able to go with you guys tomorrow. Oh, what a shame!
10. Poco a poco - Little by little
Hemos pasado una época muy difícil, pero, poco a poco, las cosas están volviendo a la normalidad.
We’ve gone through a very rough patch, but little by little things are going back to normal.
*Please feel free to comment if you see any mistakes!
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Basic Spanish vocab you probably should have learned by now and used everyday 🤔
la puesta de sol - sunset
hacer frontera con un país - to border on a country
meter el dedo en la llaga - to hit a nerve
El mundo es un pañuelo. - It’s a small world.
el dedo meñique - pinky finger
a escondidas - in secret, secretly
el encargado = el gerente - manager
el administrativo = el funcionario - state official
el bufete de abogados - law firm
sin entrar en detalles - without going into detail
el colchón - mattress
la sábana - bed sheet
el guion - dash -
el guion bajo - underscore _
la carpeta - file folder
marrón - brown (doesn’t change form no matter the grammatical gender)
charlatán/charlatana/ - talkative
el mango - handle
coger algo por el mango - to grab sth by the handle
la cometa - kite
la pala - shovel
la margen - river bank
el cajón - drawer
el escaparate - store window
visionar algo - to watch
el celo - adhesive tape
el tablón - board
el teleoperador - telemarketing company
el perchero - coat rack
la pajarita - bow tie
estar malo - to be sick, to be unwell
el sótano - basement
la esquina - corner
en punto - o’clock
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Tree vocab
Plant trees while you search the web with ecosia. Vocabulary list translated from the post Tree vocabulary in Finnish by @languagesandshootingstars.
der Baum - tree die Wurzel - root der Baumstamm - tree trunk die Baumrinde - bark der Zweig - branch das Blatt - leaf die immergrüne Pflanze - evergreen laubabwerfend - deciduous die Nadel - needle die Knospe - bud die Baumkrone - treetop der Setzling - sapling der Strunk - stump der Zuwachsring - growth ring der Zapfen - cone der Samen - seed der Pollen - pollen das Obst - fruit der Saft - sap der Wald - forest die Baumart - tree species die Birke - birch die Erle - alder die Espe - aspen die Pappel - poplar der Weißdorn - hawthorn die Elsenkirsche - bird cherry der Schwarzdorn - blackthorn die Linde - linden, lime der Ahorn - maple die Eiche - oak die Ulme - elm die Esche - ash der Holunder - elder die Zypresse - cypress die Weide - willow die Buche - beech der Lorbeer - laurel die Stechpalme - holly das Mahagoni - mahogany der Palisander - rosewood der Apfel - apple die Birne - pear die Kirsche - cherry die Olive - olive die Walnuss - walnut die Haselnuss - hazel der Ebenholzbaum - ebony die Palme - palm der Efeu - ivy der Kriechwacholder - juniper die Fichte - spruce die Eibe - yew die Tanne - fir die Lärche - larch die Kiefer - pine die Zedar - cedar
Interesting word I came across:
物色する (ぶっしょくする) - looking for a (particular) person or thing
Such an interesting choice of kanji! Like distinguishing in one’s thoughts, the colours of the one being searched for..
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even as a german i am sometimes confused by our language because we say ‘grüß gott’ as a greeting and that implies either that the person you are greeting is god or you wish them to die soon and greet god in heaven.
Japanese lexicon - Colours
The word “colour” in Japanese is 色 (いろ - iro)
In Ancient Japan, the main forms of colour underneath which every other colour would fall, were:
Red - 赤 (あか - aka)
Blue - 青 (あお - ao)
Black - 黒 (くろ - kuro)
White - 白 (しろ - shiro)
These are also the only 4 colours that will become an adjective when “い” is added directly to the back.
The other colours were eventually added, as language evolved and adapted. The other ones are:
Orange - 橙色 ( だいだいいろ) - Daidaiiro
Yellow - 黄色 (きいろ) - Kiiro
Green - 緑 (みどり) - Midori
Purple - 紫 (むらさき) - Murasaki
Pink - 桃色 (ももいろ) - Momoiro
Brown - 茶色 (ちゃいろ) - Chairo
Grey - 灰色 (はいいろ) - Haiiro
You can use the Engrish/katakana for these colours as well. I believe that オレンジ (orenji) and ピンク (pinku) are way more used than their Japanese counterparts in everyday language though.
Other colours:
Silver 銀色 (ぎんいろ) - Giniro
Gold 金色 (きんいろ) - Kiniro
Rainbow colour - 虹色 (にじいろ) - Nijiiro
Light Blue - 水色 (みずいろ) - Mizuiro
Navy Blue - 紺色 (こんいろ) - Koniro
Yellowish Green - 黄緑 (きみどり) - Kimidori
Beige - ベージュ - Beiju
German is literally one of the most adorable languages I've started to learn and I will always be saddened at the fact that it's treated as an angry, "shouty" language just for giggles.
confession: in the Russian alphabet, the letter х is pronounced like a hard h so whenever I see a phrase like “Sorry for your loss xoxo”, instead of hugs and kisses my brain always briefly interprets it as "Sorry for your loss HOHOHO" like some jolly Santa Schadenfreude laughter there
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