Pferd = horse sorry if that doesn't help i think riding =Reiten
Horse riding is just reiten in German. Reiten means "to ride" in English and it already implies riding on a horse. You can also use this word as a noun, then you have to capitalize it = Reiten.
verb = reiten
noun = Reiten
In German, you say "Fahrrad fahren" to mean riding a bike.
If you were saying "I like horses", it would be "Ich mag Pferde". "I don't like horses" is "Ich mag Pferde nicht"
verrückte Pferde
Mi hermana le gusta montar a caballo.
to say Rosie in German you say Rosie :) i like pie
I like you is ich mag dich in German.
We say it like u do, it's English in German too.
well in Germany you say usually like normalerweise in German
if a lot is riding on someone, they have a lot of pressure or a burden. I think the expression is a gambling term. One might say that a lot is riding on a big bet. Perhaps, it came from betting on horses where a lot is literally riding on a horse if one has placed a big bet on him.
"Fleisch" is how you say "flesh" in German. Its pronunciation is like "flesh", but with an "I" sound (I as in me) where the e is.
Maybe.... hard to say.... depends on who though
Sounds like a German name.In German in would be pronounced like VA-guhn-ZELL-ah.