Deutsches Echo. the German Echo; Or, Dialogues to Teach German Conversation. With An Adequate Vocabulary. Ed. for the Use of American Students

James Henry Worman

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irr. to be wanting.
gebrechlich, adj. feeble, weak ; having some bodily defect.
gebunben, pp. of binben.
®eburt^tag, m. birthday.
©ebüfc^, n. bushes, thicket %tH^Xtpp. of benfen.
bäcj^tnig, n. the memory.
®ebanfe, m. thought, idea.
gebenfen, t. n. irr. to think of; to in- tend.
:, n. poem.
®cbulb,/. patience.
gebulben, v. ref. to have patience, to wait.
®ebulbdfaben, m patience; ba m\xi einem ber Q3ebu(b$faben reipen, it is enough wear out one's patience.
®efa^r, /. danger, risk.
gefäbrlici^, a...dj. dangerous.
gefiatteUf «. n. irr. to please ; ed ge- faßt mir, Hike it ; bad laffeidj mir gefallen, I should like that ; »ie ge" fällt e« 3bnen ? how do you like it? »Ir müfTen und »tel — laffen, we must put up with many things ; f!(^ an einem Orte —, to like a place.
VSä YOOABÜLABT.
gefdUigr €idj. pleasing, agreeable ; ob- liging; ijl3inra—? will you...?
»ic e« 3nni — ijl, as you pL iß 3(nen @ttppe— ? should you like some soup? will you take some soup? gefattigflr please ; woU len Bit — ?

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