GCSE German — School, Work and Future Plans
15 flashcards covering School, Work and Future Plans. Designed for GCSE German revision using spaced repetition.
15 cards in this deck
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All 15 questions in this deck
- What is school called in German
- How do you say teacher in German
- What is homework called in German
- How do you say classroom in German
- What is a pupil called in German
- How do you say job in German
- What is career called in German
- How do you say university in German
- What is a student called in German
- How do you say future plans in German
- What is an apprenticeship called in German
- How do you say I want to be in German
- What is a CV called in German
- How do you say I am looking for a job in German
- What is a job interview called in German
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