Ich kehre jeden Tag den Boden.

Ich kehre jeden Tag den Boden.
(I sweep the floor every day.)

Hast du Lust, mir beim Kehren zu helfen?
(Would you like to help me sweep?)

Kehrst du mir bitte das Salz weg?
(Could you please sweep away the salt for me?)

Er kehrt den Schnee vom Gehweg.
(He sweeps the snow off the sidewalk.)

Sie kehrte die Blätter im Garten zusammen.
(She raked the leaves together in the garden.)

Sie kehrt den Müll sorgfältig in den Beutel.
(She carefully sweeps the trash into the bag.)

Sie kehrte den Schnee von der Veranda.
(She swept the snow off the porch.)

Wir kehren nach einer langen Reise nach Hause zurück.
(We are returning home after a long journey.)

Sie kehren jeden Samstag den Garten.
(They sweep the garden every Saturday.)

Ich kehre jeden Tag den Boden.
(I sweep the floor every day.)

Kehren ist eine einfache Aufgabe, aber sie kann mühsam sein.
(Sweeping is a simple task, but it can be tiring.)

Ich kehre jeden Tag den Boden.
(I sweep the floor every day.)

Hast du schon gekehrt?
(Have you swept already?)

Kehrst du mit einem Besen oder mit einem Kehrschaufel?
(Do you sweep with a broom or a dustpan?)

Ich glaube, der Staubsauger ist kaputt, ich muss wohl kehren.
(I think the vacuum cleaner is broken, I guess I have to sweep.)

Wir kehren auch die Terrasse im Sommer.
(We also sweep the terrace in the summer.)

Der Wind kehrt den Sand auf der Straße.
(The wind blows the sand on the street.)

Er kehrt am liebsten mit einem Handfeger.
(He prefers to sweep with a hand sweeper.)

Der Sturm kehrte Bäume um.
(The storm knocked over trees.)

Ich habe den Staub von den Regalen gekehrt.
(I have swept the dust from the shelves.)

Last Updated on February 10, 2024
by DaF Books

Niemand mag Lügner.

Lügen ist wie ein Kartenhaus, es bricht leicht zusammen, wenn die Wahrheit enthüllt wird.
(Lying is like a house of cards, it crumbles easily when the truth is revealed.)

Lügner haben kein langes Gedächtnis.
(Liars don’t have long memories.)

Ich kann deine Lüge durchschauen.
(I can see through your lie.)

Lügen hat kurze Beine, die Wahrheit kommt immer ans Licht.
(Lies have short legs, the truth always comes out.)

Lügen zerstört Vertrauen.
(Lying destroys trust.)

Sie glaubt ihm kein Wort, weil sie weiß, dass er oft lügt.
(She doesn’t believe a word he says, because she knows he often lies.)

Es ist mir egal, ob du lügst oder die Wahrheit sagst.
(I don’t care if you’re lying or telling the truth.)

Es ist einfach herauszufinden, wann jemand lügt, wenn man genau hinschaut.
(It’s easy to find out when someone is lying if you pay close attention.)

Er log mir ins Gesicht, und ich war wütend.
(He lied to my face, and I was furious.)

Lügen kann Menschen verletzen.
(Lying can hurt people.)

Es ist besser, die Wahrheit zu sagen, als zu lügen.
(It’s better to tell the truth than to lie.)

Lügen kann ernsthafte Konsequenzen haben, sei vorsichtig damit.
(Lying can have serious consequences, be careful with it.)

Niemand mag Lügner.
(Nobody likes liars.)

Ehrlich währt am längsten.
(Honesty lasts the longest.)

Sagst du die Wahrheit oder lügst du?
(Are you telling the truth or are you lying?)

Es ist schwer, jemandem zu vertrauen, der lügt.
(It’s hard to trust someone who lies.)

Kinder müssen lernen, dass Lügen falsch ist, und was Ehrlichkeit bedeutet.
(Children need to learn that lying is wrong, and what honesty means.)

Ehrlichkeit ist die beste Politik.
(Honesty is the best policy.)

Lügen hat kurze Beine.
(Lies have short legs.)

Last Updated on February 11, 2024
by DaF Books

The Air Was Heavy

The air was heavy with the scent of death. The once vibrant mountains were now shrouded in an eerie silence, the only sound being the howling wind. I, a vampire named Seraphina, stood at the top of the peak, overlooking the devastation. The gods, in their eternal feud, had unleashed their wrath upon the world, tearing the earth asunder and leaving behind a trail of destruction.

I had been summoned to this realm by the gods themselves, tasked with uniting a group of creatures from different planes of existence to prevent their war from escalating further. Among them were a mischievous pixie named Luna, a stoic werewolf named Orion, and a wise old banshee named Lilith.

Under the oppressive darkness, we journeyed through the ravaged landscape. The once lush forests were now barren wastelands, the once crystal-clear streams were now choked with mud and debris. The air was thick with the stench of decay, and the ground trembled under our feet.

We arrived at the gods’ realm, a place of blinding light and deafening sounds. The gods, in their celestial forms, were locked in a fierce battle, their powers clashing like thunder and lightning. We had to find a way to stop them, to bring peace to this war-torn world.

Luna, with her mischievous charm, managed to distract the gods, while Orion and I used our strength and agility to protect her. Lilith’s haunting wail echoed through the realm, disrupting the gods’ concentration and momentarily weakening them.

As the gods weakened, we seized the opportunity to appeal to their reason. We spoke of the destruction they were causing, the suffering they were inflicting upon those they were supposed to protect. We spoke of the beauty of the world, the harmony of the natural order, and the need for peace.

The gods listened, their anger subsiding as our words touched their hearts. They realized the folly of their actions, the devastation they had brought upon their own creation. They agreed to cease their conflict, to work together to restore balance to the realm.

The world rejoiced as the gods’ war came to an end. The mountains trembled as the gods used their powers to heal the wounded land, restoring the forests, the streams, and the air. The sky cleared, and the sun shone brightly, casting a warm glow upon the world.

I watched as the mountains regained their majestic beauty, their peaks reaching for the heavens. I had witnessed the power of unity, the ability of even the most disparate creatures to come together for a common cause. And I knew that the world would never be the same again.

Last Updated on December 15, 2023
by DaF Books