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In der Küche

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In the kitchen

In the kitchen

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In der Küche

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Do you have a new kitchen? Ha-- d- e--- n--- K----? Hast du eine neue Küche? 0 +
What do you want to cook today? Wa- w----- d- h---- k-----? Was willst du heute kochen? 0 +
Do you cook on an electric or a gas stove? Ko---- d- e--------- o--- m-- G--? Kochst du elektrisch oder mit Gas? 0 +
     
Shall I cut the onions? So-- i-- d-- Z------- s--------? Soll ich die Zwiebeln schneiden? 0 +
Shall I peel the potatoes? So-- i-- d-- K--------- s------? Soll ich die Kartoffeln schälen? 0 +
Shall I rinse the lettuce? So-- i-- d-- S---- w------? Soll ich den Salat waschen? 0 +
     
Where are the glasses? Wo s--- d-- G-----? Wo sind die Gläser? 0 +
Where are the dishes? Wo i-- d-- G-------? Wo ist das Geschirr? 0 +
Where is the cutlery / silverware (am.)? Wo i-- d-- B------? Wo ist das Besteck? 0 +
     
Do you have a tin opener / can opener (am.)? Ha-- d- e---- D----------? Hast du einen Dosenöffner? 0 +
Do you have a bottle opener? Ha-- d- e---- F-------------? Hast du einen Flaschenöffner? 0 +
Do you have a corkscrew? Ha-- d- e---- K-----------? Hast du einen Korkenzieher? 0 +
     
Are you cooking the soup in this pot? Ko---- d- d-- S---- i- d----- T---? Kochst du die Suppe in diesem Topf? 0 +
Are you frying the fish in this pan? Br---- d- d-- F---- i- d----- P-----? Brätst du den Fisch in dieser Pfanne? 0 +
Are you grilling the vegetables on this grill? Gr----- d- d-- G----- a-- d----- G----? Grillst du das Gemüse auf diesem Grill? 0 +
     
I am setting the table. Ic- d---- d-- T----. Ich decke den Tisch. 0 +
Here are the knives, the forks and the spoons. Hi-- s--- d-- M------ G----- u-- L-----. Hier sind die Messer, Gabeln und Löffel. 0 +
Here are the glasses, the plates and the napkins. Hi-- s--- d-- G------ d-- T----- u-- d-- S---------. Hier sind die Gläser, die Teller und die Servietten. 0 +
     

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