B2 level - Language

Here you will learn words for language such as official language, multilingualism, vocabulary, and proverb, prepared for B2 learners.

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die Amtssprache [noun]

official language

Ex:

The EU has 24 official languages.

mehrsprachig [Adjective]

multilingual

Ex:

The conference had a multilingual website.

zweisprachig [Adjective]

bilingual

Ex:

The bilingual elementary school teaches in German and Polish.

die Landessprache [noun]

national language

Ex:

The EU promotes the protection of regional native languages.

die Mehrsprachigkeit [noun]

multilingualism

Ex:

Cities like Berlin view multilingualism as an enrichment of urban identity.

das Plattdeutsch [noun]

low German

Ex:

My grandparents speak Low German at home.

der Wortschatz [noun]

vocabulary

Ex:

Vocabulary helps with speaking.

die Redewendung [noun]

idiom

Ex:

Idioms make the language lively.

das Sprichwort [noun]

proverb

Ex:

I know many German proverbs.

sprachlos [Adjective]

speechless

Ex:

The news left him speechless.

der Jargon [noun]

jargon

Ex:

Jargon helps experts communicate quickly.

der Versprecher [noun]

slip of the tongue

Ex:

The politician's verbal mistake went viral.

der Sarkasmus [noun]

sarcasm

Ex:

His sarcasm in meetings often created tension.

zitieren [Verb]

to quote

Ex:

The journalist quoted verbatim from the press conference.

dolmetschen [Verb]

to interpret

Ex:

Interpreting is sometimes very difficult.

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