Travel and Transportation

Reise und Transport

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Courses: Intermediate Travel

Vocabulary

Wortschatz

Play Der Lieferwagen
van
Play Das Flugzeug
airplane
Play Die Adresse
address
Play Der Bus
bus

Phrases

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Play Wohin geht diese Straße?
Where does this street go?

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