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No part of this book may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of the publisher.  \nSatz: kaltner verlagsmedien GmbH, Bobingen  \nChapter Glossary for Netzwerk  \nThis word list contains the glossary for all 12 chapters of the textbook A1 of  . The words are listed in the order in which they appear in the text and are marked according to chapter, page and exercise. The additional words from the exercises in the workbook section are marked with “AB”(Arbeitsbuch).  \nHow to use the glossary  \nThe following information is listed in the columns on the side:  \n• regular verbs are listed with the infinitive  \n• separable prefix verbs and irregular verbs are listed in the 3rd person sg. present tense  \n• nouns are listed with article and plural  \n• word stress:  \nA dot below the vowel . indicates a short vowel.  \nA line under the vowel _ indicates a long vowel.  \n• Several additional words are listed with an example sentence to facilitate comprehension.  \n• The words in bold print are high frequency vocabulary and are necessary for tests such as “Start Deutsch 1.”  \n• The number of the exercise where the word appears for the first time is listed to the left of the word.  \nNames of people, cities or countries do not appear in the glossary.  \n3  \n4  \n1  \nKapitel 1–Guten Tag!  \n1a der Ạnzug, Ạnzüge der Ạpfelstrudel,– die Autobahn, -en  \nBulgarisch (Sprichst du Bulgarisch?) das Bụtterbrot, -e  \ndạs (das Frühstück)  \nder  \ndie  \nFranzösisch (Kannst du Französisch?) das Frühstück, -e (meist Singular) international  \nItalienisch (Er spricht Italienisch.) Japanisch (Wie heißt das auf Japanisch?) der/die Krạnke, -n  \nder Rụcksack, -säcke Rụssisch (Sprichst du Russisch?) Tụ̈rkisch (Ich spreche Türkisch.)  \nỤngarisch (Sie spricht Ungarisch.) der Wạlzer,– das Wụ̈rstchen/Wụ̈rstel,– zuordnen  \n1c ạnderekẹnnensạmmeln  \nsuit apple cake highway  \nBulgarian (Do you speak Bulgarian?)  \nsandwich the the the  \nFrench (Do you speak French?) breakfast  \ninternational  \nItalian (He speaks Italian.)  \nJapanese (How do you say that in Japanese?) sick person  \nbackpack  \nRussian (Do you speak Russian?) Turkish (I speak Turkish.) Hungarian (She speaks Hungarian.)  \nwaltz sausage to assign other to know (s.o.)  \nto collect  \nHallo! 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