Same as in English: "So."
but it's pronounced "Zoh"
Told-told--tolt you-sie-see so-so-so First word is Eneglish, second word is German, third is how to pronounce.
There is no German equivalent of the English word teenager, so the Germans have adopted Teenager as a loan word.
Depending on context, so translates as so or also.
The German word Maus is feminine, so the definite article is die and the indefinite article is eine.
There is no such word as cilisiter, do you mean solicitor?There are many German solicitors, so you would have to be more specific. The German word for solicitor is Rechtsanwalt (male), Rechtsanwältin(female).
the German word for yes is "ja" the j sounds like an English h so kind of like 'hya'
The word "Kindermishandeling" is not a known word in German. However, the term "kinder" refers to children in German, so this term could possibly refer to children in some context.
Du bist wunderschön.
Chre is not a German word
The German word adresse translates to English as the word address. Both languages come from a similar background, which is why the words are so similar.
There is also the word "also" in the German language. "Also" translated from English to German: "auch" or "außerdem" "Also" translated from German to English: "so" or "well" In context: German sentence: "Also, bist du es!" translation: "So it`s you!" German sentence: "Also, ich denke..." translation: "Well, i think..." Auch
You say it the same way.