"Danke" is the correct translation.
It's Geographie or Geografie. [geograf'i]Although Geografie is correct, it is of Greek origin. The German word is Erdkunde
All German dictionaries should give you the correct article, just try typing "the" in front of the noun you're trying to translate. So, for example, instead of typing just "book" into the translator, type "the book" and it should translate with the correct article.
The German word for when is wenn.
The German word for murder is Mord (der)The German word for murderer is Mörder (der)/ Mörderin (die)
No, "danka" is not a German word. The correct German word is "danke". "Danke" is the German word for "thank you".
"Vermüllen" is the correct German term.
In German the English word "loyal" is also used, but the correct German term is "ergeben"
== == "ischiadisch" is the correct translation.
"Danke" is the correct translation.
"Gesamtkuntswerk" is correct translation.
That is the correct spelling of the German word Schneeball (snowball).
"sanfter Fuchs" would be the correct translation.
The spelling "deutsch" is the word German in German. The noun form is Deutsche (German man, plural Deutschen).
The correct spelling for the word meaning German in the German language is Deutsch.BUT, in some cases, it is spelled Deutsche.
It's Geographie or Geografie. [geograf'i]Although Geografie is correct, it is of Greek origin. The German word is Erdkunde
"Gesichtscreme" or maybe "Gesichtscrème" (as the french word crème is correct too)