TutorialGerman
German Grocery Quantities
Learn essential German vocabulary for buying groceries, including common quantities and packaging like 'ein Kilo' and 'eine Flasche', and how to use them in simple spoken requests.
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TutorialGerman
German Grocery Quantities
Learn essential German vocabulary for buying groceries, including common quantities and packaging like 'ein Kilo' and 'eine Flasche', and how to use them in simple spoken requests.
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23 CardsLesson#1
When you're shopping for groceries in Germany, you'll often need to specify quantities. This deck will teach you the most common words for weights, volumes, and packaging, so you can ask for exactly what you want.
Lesson#2
For items sold by weight, like fruit or meat, you use 'Kilo'. The word for 'a kilo' is 'ein Kilo'.
Quiz#3
How do you say 'a kilo' in German?
ein Kilo
Lesson#4
For liquids like milk or juice, you can ask for a litre. The German for 'a litre' is 'ein Liter'.
Quiz#5
How do you say 'a litre' in German?
ein Liter
Lesson#6
Many drinks are sold in bottles. To ask for 'a bottle', you say 'eine Flasche'.
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