Holidays translation

What is the German word for "visit" when referring to visiting people?

• besichtige

• besuche

• esse

• kaufe

Answer explanation

The German word for 'visit' when referring to visiting people is 'besuche'. The other options do not convey the same meaning: 'besichtige' means 'to view', 'esse' means 'to eat', and 'kaufe' means 'to buy'.

How do you say "ate" in German?

• gekauft

• gegessen

• gemacht

• geschwommen

Answer explanation

In German, the verb "to eat" is "essen". The past participle form of "essen" is "gegessen", which translates to "ate" in English. The other options do not relate to eating.

What is the past participle of "swim" in German?

• geschwommen

• gefahren

• gegangen

• gemacht

Answer explanation

The past participle of "swim" in German is "geschwommen." The other options, "gefahren" (driven), "gegangen" (gone), and "gemacht" (made), are not related to swimming.

Translate "Fotos" from German to English.

• Photos

• Friends

• Souvenirs

• Museums

Answer explanation

The German word "Fotos" translates to "Photos" in English, referring to images captured by a camera. The other options do not match the meaning of "Fotos."

What is the German word for "normally"?

• letztes Jahr

• letztes Jahr

• normalerweise

• in den Ferien

Answer explanation

The German word for "normally" is "normalerweise." The other options refer to different contexts: "letztes Jahr" means "last year," "im Urlaub" means "on vacation," and "in den Ferien" means "during the holidays."

How do you say "bought" in German?

• gekauft

• gegessen

• gemacht

• geschwommen

Answer explanation

In German, the verb "to buy" is "kaufen". The past participle form is "gekauft", which means "bought". The other options refer to different verbs: "gegessen" (eaten), "gemacht" (made), and "geschwommen" (swum).

What is the German translation for "in a restaurant"?

• im Restaurant

• im Meer

• im Schwimmbad

• im See

Answer explanation

The correct translation for "in a restaurant" is "im Restaurant". The other options refer to different locations: "im Meer" means "in the sea", "im Schwimmbad" means "in the swimming pool", and "im See" means "in the lake".

Translate "zum See" from German to English.

• to a lake

• to the sea

• to the city

• to the beach

Answer explanation

The German phrase "zum See" translates to "to a lake" in English. "See" specifically means "lake," while "Meer" would mean "sea." Therefore, the correct choice is "to a lake."

What is the German word for "travel"?

• esse

• gehe

• mache

• fahre

Answer explanation

The German word for 'travel' is 'fahre', which comes from the verb 'fahren'. The other options 'gehe' (go), 'mache' (make), and 'esse' (eat) do not mean travel.

How do you say "visited" in German when referring to places?

• besichtigt

• besucht

• gegessen

• gekauft

Answer explanation

In German, "besichtigt" means "visited" in the context of sightseeing or exploring places. The correct choice for visiting places is "besichtigt," while "besucht" is more commonly used for visiting people.