German Quiz: Words and Sentences Posted by Larissa on Sep 5, 2017 in Food, Language
Hello and welcome to another quiz. This time the topics are pick up lines, asparagus season, heatwaves and Spring! Feel free to share your answers or your score at the bottom in the comment section. If you want to prepare before you take the Quiz you can find the topics here, here, here and here. Have fun and good luck!
Quiz time! Photo by Steven S on Flickr (CC BY 2.0)
Lets start off with some questions:
What colour are asparagus when they grow out of the soil?
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What colour are asparagus when they grow underneath the soil?
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What colour asparagus do Germans usually eat in asparagus Season?
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What is the sauce that you usually eat with asparagus and potatoes?
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How do you say “pick up lines” in German?
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Name 5 Nicknames you could call your crush (if yours aren’t on the answer list, then comment them in the comments below!)
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How do you say “Spring” in German?
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Translate these words and sentences from German to English:
der Grad
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die Flüssigkeit
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die Narzissen
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die Stimmung
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die Frühjahrsputz
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der Rasen
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Trinken Sie genugend Flüssigkeiten
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Glaubst du an Liebe auf den ersten Blick, oder soll ich noch mal reinkommen?
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Wie wär’s, wenn wir morgen zusammen frühstücken?
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Mowing the lawn. Photo by simpleinsomnia on Flickr ( CC by 2.0)
Translate these words and sentences from English to German:
to mow the lawn
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the public holidays
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the Easter eggs
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the plants
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You have nice eyes!
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Hey I’m Ken. Do you want to be my Barbie?
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Hey I lost my telephone number, can I borrow yours?
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Let me know how you do in the comments below! I always find quizzes are a nice way to check and see how much you know and what you’ve learnt so far.
Viel gluck!
Good luck!
Larissa
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About the Author: Larissa
Hello I'm Larissa. I live in Germany and I am half German and half English. I love sharing my passion for Germany with you through my posts! Apart from writing posts I teach fitness classes in Munich.
Comments:
Marie:
Nennt man Narzissen noch Osterglocken?