Vocabulary

5th grademit CD-ROM : Lernkontrollen (Activity book. S. 78-79)

alle Units können geübt werden (Vocabular-, Verständnisübungen, etc.)

übe während den Units, oder zur Vorbereitung von

Leistungsnachweisen (LN).

Name: ______________________

Vocabulary list – Young World 3 – Units 1 – 8 Page 1

Schools around the world Unit 1a terrible idea To wear no helmet is a terrible idea. eine schreckliche Ideeafternoon Do you have plans for the afternoon? Nachmittagalways I always do my homework. immeras I have as much homework as you. weil, denn, wieat lunchtime We can see us at lunchtime. zur Mittagszeitat one pm We will meet us at 1 p.m.?? um 1 Uhr nachmittagsat the moment I am eating a sandwich at the moment. im Momentbegin (vb) Let’s beginn with this math homework. beginnenbig / large This dog is really big. This shoes are large. grossbird This bird makes a beautiful sound. Vogelblackboard The teacher writes on the blackboard. Wandtafelboring Oh my god, this is so boring! langweiligbrother / sister I have one brother and two sisters. Bruder / Schwesterbuilding The school building is next to the church. Gebäudebusy I cant‘ answer the phone, I am busy. beschäftigtbut But if you can wait, I can take it in 2 minutes. aberchurch Do you go to church on Sundays? Kircheclose to We live close to the post office. nahe, in der Nähe vonclosed The post office is closed on Sunday. geschlossendesk This desk belongs to the teacher. Schreibtisch, Pultdog My dog’s name is Bello. Hundeasy This subject was very easy. leichtevery morning I drink milk every morning. jeden Morgeneverybody No everybody has a dog. jede(r)example For example, my cousin hast wo dogs. Beispielfast My dog can run very fast. schnellfoot / feet I can jump on one feet. Fuss / Füssego (vb) I like to go to England. gehengreat That looks really great. grossartig, tollgym I like to go to the gym. Turnhallehalf an hour We need to go in half an hour. eine halbe Stundehat It’s very hot, you should wear a hat. Huthead Please, wear a hat, to cover your head. Kopfhomework Have you finished your homework? Hausaufgabenhow about… How about going to the cinema? Wie wäre es mit….?I am good at maths. I am good at maths. Ich bin gut in Mathe.I can’t stand it. I can’t stand it. Ich kann es nicht ausstehen.I like this very much. I like this very much. Ich mag das sehr.important It’s important to brush your teeth. wichtigjoin a club I like to join this (gym)-club. einem Klub beitretenlesson We have two lessons English each week. LektionVocabulary list – Young World 3 – Units 1 – 8 Page 2

little (small) I am a little scared. My dog is very small. kleinlunch break I can’t go home during my lunch break. Mittagspauseman / men My father is a man. Mann / Männer (Mensch)many There are many men. vielemaybe Maybe, my parents will buy a dog. vielleichtmeet (vb) In my spare time, I like to meet friends. sich treffenminute I just need a minute. Minutenear London George lives near London. in der Nähe von Londonneed (vb) Do you need a minute? brauchennext to I live next to the cinema. nebennot at all That’s no problem, not at all! überhaupt nichtok (okay) Ok, I will do this. Okay, in Ordnungon the other side My sister waits on the other side of the street. auf der anderen Seiteon the right You can see my friend on the right. rechts, rechte Seiteopposite The grocery store is opposite the cinema. gegenüberpicture On the picture is my best friend. Bildpiece Would you like a piece of cake? Stückplease Please, can you help me? bittepoint At this point, I am lost. Punktprimary school I am going to 6th grade in primary school. Primarschulerabbit Rabbits like to eat carrots.? Kaninchenready Are you ready to go shopping? bereitrubbish Don’t tell me this rubbish! Abfall, Quatsch, Mistschool uniform We don’t have to wear school uniforms. Schuluniformsecondary school Next year, I will go to secondary school. Sekundarschuleshirt This is my favourite shirt. Hemdshoe / shoes These shoes are brand new. Schuh, Schuhesing (vb) My favourite hobby is to sing with the choir. singenskirt I like the colour of your skirt. Rockstudy (vb) I need to study french this afternoon. studieren, lernenstupid I am not stupid, I am very smart. dummsubject Sport is my favourite subject. Schulfachtable Please, put the dishes on the table. Tischteacher The teacher is writing on the blackboard. Lehrer(in)tent I like to sleep in a tent. Zeltthat might be fun To sleep in a tent! That might be fun! das könnte Spass machenthat sounds fantastic You will get a dog! That sounds fantastic. das tönt fantastischthis is, these are This is my friend. These are my friends. das ist, das sindtie I don’t like to wear ties. Krawattetoday Today is Saterday, there is no school! heutetogether Let’s get all together for a picture. zusammentouch (vb) Can I touch your dog? berührentree I would like to build a tree house. BaumVocabulary list – Young World 3 – Units 1 – 8 Page 3

trousers This are my favourite trousers. Hosenvegetable I really like vegetables. Gemüsewall We need some walls for our tree house. Wandwe could We could use some wood? wir könntenwhat do you think of.. What do you think of these walls? Was hältst du davon?what shall we do.. What shall we do? Was sollen wir tun?write (vb) Can you write it down? schreibenyou’re welcome You’re welcome! bitte, gern geschehen

Helpful words (nice to know)Pupil’s book Activity bookassembly Versammlung accident Unfallbeans Bohnen changing room Umkleideraumheadmaster Schulleiter cookery club Kochklubheadmistress Schulleiterin department Abteilunghold your breath die Luft anhalten dining hall Speisesaalhunt (vb) Jagen handicrafts club BastelklubI’m just teasing. Ich mache nur Spass. jump with glee vor Freude hüpfenmaize (corn) Mais munch mampfennewspaper Zeitung reception Empfangsmall antelope kleine Antilope staff room Lehrerzimmerschool yard Schulhof main hall Aula

Vocabulary list – Young World 3 – Units 1 – 8 Page 4

Friendship Unit 2a lot of / lots of Do you have a lot of friends? viel(e)address Do you need my address? Adresseadventurous I really feel adventurous. abenteuerlustigall day I can sleep all day. den ganzen Tagangry I am angry at you. zornig, ärgerlicharrogant This person seems very arrogant. arrogant, überheblichbag What do you have in your bag? Tasche, Sackbe afraid I am not afraid of dogs. Angst habenbeat (vb) My heart beats very fast. schlagenbrain I wear a helmet, to protect my brain. Gehirnbrave I am not so brave. tapferbully (vb) It’s terrible to bully someone. jemand tyrannisierencake Would you like a piece of cake? Kuchencall (vb) Can you please call me this afternoon? nennencat This is my cat, it’s name is Tinkerbell. Katzecharacter Different people have different characters. Charaktercold This coke is very cold. kaltcook (vb) I like to cook on weekends. kochencooperative American people are very cooperative. kooperativ, hilfsbereitcorrect (vb) Could you please correct this! korrigierencost (vb) Do you know how much this costs. kostencrazy This is very dangerous, you are crazy! verrückt, wahnsinnigdangerous / danger This is very dangerous, you are crazy! gefährlich / Gefahrdark Let’s go inside, it’s getting dark. dunkeldate of birth When is your date of birth? Geburtsdatumdon’t worry! Don’t worry! Mach dir keine Sorgen!ear Please, open up your ears! Ohrfar We are not going far. weitfind out (vb) We have to find out, where he is. herausfindenfirst name Can you spell your first name? Vornamefood Should we buy some food? Essenfor example For example a large sandwich. zum Beispielforget (vb) Don’t forget to buy some drinks. vergessenfunny Scottish people speak very funny. lustig, komischgenerous My grandmother is very generous. grosszügiggood listener My grandfather is a good listener. guter Zuhörergood luck I wish you good luck! viel Glückgrandparents My grandparents live in Bern. Grosselternhelp (vb) Do you need help? helfenfelpful English people are very helpful. hilfsbereithit (vb) I hit the best score! schlagen, treffen

Vocabulary list – Young World 3 – Units 1 – 8 Page 5

hobby My hobbies are sport and music. Hobbyhome My home is my castle. Heim, Heimathurry up (vb) Hurry up, our train is leaving! sich beeilenkids The kids are playing outside. Kinderkitchen Let’s go in the kitchen. Küchelake / sea / ocean I like the lake/sea/ocean. See / Meer / Ozeanlazy Are you a lazy person? faullifejacket We have to wear a lifejacket. Schwimmwestelook up (vb) Please, look up this word in the dictionary! nachschlagenmine This is mine. meinmusic What music do you like? Musiknothing There is nothing to do! nichtsnow We have to go now! jetztnumber What’s your phone number? Nummer, Zahloften Do you often swim in the lake? häufig, oftoptimistic I am optimistic, that you’ll find it. optimistischparents Do your parents agree? Elternpatient / impatient But you need to be a little bit patient. geduldig / ungeduldigpeople There are many people in this shop. Leutephone call Can I please make a phone call? Anruf, Telefongesprächphone number What’s your phone number? Telefonnummerplayground The kids play on the playground. Spielplatzpresent Do you have a present for me? Geschenkpull (vb) You need to pull the door. ziehenpush (vb) You have to push to open the door. stossen, schiebenput on (vb) You should put on a warm shirt. anziehenremember (vb) I can’t remember where I have my homework. sich erinnern anrow (vb) You have to row harder. rudernsafe Do you think, this is safe? sichersky Suddenly the sky turns dark. Himmelsometimes I sometimes swim in the lake. manchmal, gelegentlichstorm It looks like a storm. Sturmsuddenly Suddenly the sky turns dark. plötzlichsurname What’s your surname? Nachnametext message Please send him a text message. SMS-Nachrichtthis afternoon There is a storm this afternoon. heute Nachmittagwant (vb) I want to be back before the storm starts. möchten, wollenweak I can’t row, I am very weak! schwachwet It’s raining, I am all wet. nassWhat have you got? What have you got? Was hast du?what’s ……..like? What’s the weather like? Wie ist (das Wetter)?wonder (vb) I wonder where I’ve put my lifejacket. sich wundern, sich fragen

Vocabulary list – Young World 3 – Units 1 – 8 Page 6

Helpful words (nice to know)Pupil’s book Activity bookbelieve (vb) glauben cap Kappe, Mützecourage Mut decide (vb) (sich) entscheidencoward Feigling flash (vb) aufleuchten, blinkendon’t worry! Mach dir keine Sorgen. ignore (vb) nicht beachtenhave a go weitermachen letter Buchstabe (Brief)have a quick temper hitzig, aufbrausend sein lie to somebody (vb) lügenI don’t care. Es ist mir egal. mean (vb) bedeutenlook stupid dumm aussehen steal (vb) stehlenpick on sb. (vb) Es auf jemanden

abgesehen haben.sunscreen Sonnencreme

shore Ufer throw the dice (vb) würfelnstand up for (vb) sich einsetzen für turn over (vb) kenterntrust (vb) vertrauen wave Welleworst schlechteste(r,s) board game Brettspiel

Vocabulary list – Young World 3 – Units 1 – 8 Page 7

Help Unit 3

above The next level is above us. über, darüberahead I know the way, let me go ahead. vorausambulance Should we call the ambulance? Krankenwagenanything Is there anything broken? (irgend)etwasask sb for something We should ask somebody for help. jn. um etwas fragen/bittenbackwards Let’s row backwards. rückwärtsbe right (vb) You are right, it’ll start raining. recht habenbehind Take my bag, it’s behind the paddle. Hinterbell You can ring the bell. Glockebelow My backbag is below the seat. unten, darunterbleed (vb) / blood I am bleeding, I can’t see blood! bluten / Blutbrakes / break (vb) Are your brakes ok? You need to brake. Bremsen / bremsencall (vb) Let’s call the ambulance. rufen, anrufencareful, be careful (vb) Be careful with your bleeding arm. sorfältig / vorsichtig seinchain Should we lock the chain? Kettecloth Put a cloth on your bleeding hand. Tuch, Stoffclothes Are your cothes all wet? Kleidung, Kleidercomparisons Comparisons can be unfair? Vergleichecry (vb) Hold still, don’t cry! schreien, weinencycle (vb) / cyclist I love to cycle, I am a really good cyclist. Velo/Rad fahren / Radfahrerdrive (vb) I can also drive a boat. fahrendriver Who is the driver of this car? Fahrerearth The earth is round. Erdeengine Can you hear the engine? Maschine, Motorexactly This is exactly the right way. genaufall onto sth. (vb) Be careful or you’ll fall onto a stone. auf etwas fallen/stürzenfamous He is a famous cyclist. berühmtfirst aid Do you have a first aid bag? erste Hilfefit (vb) These clothes don’t fit. passenforest Many trees are in the forest. Waldforwards Let’s row forwards. vorwärtsVocabulary list – Young World 3 – Units 1 – 8 Page 8

get help (vb) Let’s get help. Hilfe holenget up (vb) Can you get up? aufstehenhandlebars My handlebars are ok. Lenkstangehappy You don’t look very happy. glücklichheavy This canoe is very heavy. schwerhelmet You should wear a helmet. Helmhot It’s 38 degrees, it’s very hot. heisshungry, I’m hungry. hungrig, Ich habe Hunger.hurt (vb) Are you hurt? wehtun, verletzeninformation Can you find the correct information. Information, Auskunftinjured Please tell the ambulance she’s injured. verletztinteresting These book looks very interesting. interessantlamp Does your lamp work? Lampeleg Please, lift your leg up! Beinlift (vb) Please, lift your leg up! hochhalten, hebenline We should stand up in line. Linie, Reihe, Schlangelook at Let’s look at the positive side. schauen, hinschauenloud He cries very loud. lautmedium My bike size is medium. mittel(gross)mobile, mobile phone Do you have your mobile phone? Mobiltelefon, Handymove (vb) Can you move your leg? (sich) bewegennice This shirt is nice. nett, schönnight I don’t want to wait until it’s night. Nachtnotice (vb) Did you notice any animal? bemerken, wahrnehmenof course Of course, I always wear a helmet. natürlich, klaron the road to We are on the road to Ruswil. auf der Strassen nachpart This part of the road is new. Teil, Stückpass under sth. (vb) We have to pass under that bridge. unter etwas durchgehenpatient These patient needs to be patient. Patient (geduldig!)pedal Are your pedals ok? Pedalpolice cars / police I can hear the police car. Polizeiautos / Polizeipretty This shoes are very pretty. hübsch, nettprotect (vb) This jacket is protecting me from rain. schützen, beschützenquick Let’s move quickly, she is injured. schnell, raschriver The river looks pretty. Flussround The earth is round. rund (Runde)saddle My saddle is very hard. Sattelscout I am a scout. Pfadfindershort Please make a short notice. kurzshout (vb) You don’t need to shout, I can hear you! schreien, brüllenslow This way is slow. langsamspeed / speed (vb) What’s your speed. We need to speed up. Geschwindigkeitstep (vb) We need to step over the trunks. treten, steigen, schreitenVocabulary list – Young World 3 – Units 1 – 8 Page 9

sticky Cotton wool (candy) is sticky and sweet. klebrigstiff Nuts are very stiff. steif, hartsweet Cotton wool (candy) is sticky and sweet. süsstell sb to do sth. (vb) You tell him to do his homework! jm. sagen, er solle etwas tunterrible That’s terrible. schrecklichthe most important thing The most important thing is, no one is hurt. das Wichtigstethink (vb) I think the weather is nice. denken, glauben

tight Please tie your boat very tight. festtomorrow There’ll be rain tomorrow. morgentraffic The traffic is very bad. Verkehrtreat (vb) You need to treat your injury. behandelnturn (to the) left/right (vb)

I don’t know, should we turn left or should we turn right.

(nach) links/rechts abbiegen

tyre I have a flat tyre. Reifenuse (vb) I could use a new tyre. brauchen, benützenwear (vb) I wear a rain gear. tragen (Kleidung)well Well, there’ll be no rain. also, na ja…wheel A bike has two wheels. Radwhole Can I eat the whole pizza? ganzwood To make a fire, we’ll need some wood. Holz

Helpful words (nice to know)Pupil’s book Activity bookbelt Gürtel side road Nebenstrassebreakdown triangle Pannendreieck stiff steif, hartchitter, chatter Plappern string Schnurcrash (vb) zusammenstossen weight Gewichtemergency call Notruf fire engine Feuerwehrautogodson Göttibub instruction Anweisunginjury Verletzung lorry Lastwagenleg fracture Beinbruch odd one out Was nicht passt.length Länge ready, steady, go! Achtung, fertig los!main road Hauptstrasse rotate (vb) rotieren, drehenobject Gegenstand unconscious bewusstlosovertake (vb) überholen useful nützlichsame Gleich serious ernst, ernsthaft

Vocabulary list – Young World 3 – Units 1 – 8 Page 10

Fascinating animals Unit 4afraid,be afraid of (vb)

I am afraid of snakes. Angst haben (vor), sich fürchten vor

air This flower smells nice. Luftanimal My favourite animal is a guinea pig. Tieranimal world The animal world can be fascinating. Tierweltant The ant is a very small animal. Ameiseattack (vb) Sharks can attack humans. angreifenAustralia The kanguru lives in Australia. Australienbear There are also bears in Switzerland. Bärbeautiful The countryside is beautiful. schön, herrlich, wundervollbedroom We have three bedrooms in our flat. Schlafzimmerbee The bee is a busy animal. Bienebreathe (vb) A human can breathe in and out. atmen, einatmenbridge Switzerland has many bridges. Brückebuild (vb) Let’s built a sandcastle. bauenbuy (vb) Let’s buy a coke. kaufencalf The calf is the young of a cow. Kalbcheck (vb) Let’s check our whatsapp. nachprüfen, kontrollierenchicken A chicken has many feathers. HuhnChina / china In China people also fabric china. China / Porzellanclean (vb) My shirt is clean. I need to clean my shoes. reinigen, säubern, putzenclose (vb) Please, close that door! schliessen, zumachencollect (vb) Do you collect paninis? sammelncow The calf is the young of a cow. Kuhdanger Some wild animals are in danger. Gefahrdice Can you throw the dice? Würfeldie (vb) Some wild animal die of hunger. sterbendifferent There are different sorts of bear. verschiedendream I never dream at night. Traumeagle My favourite animal is the American eagle. Adler (Weisskopfseeadler)early To watch animal, we have to get up early. frühegg The chicken lays one egg a day. Eienjoy (vb) With two eggs, we can enjoy an omelette. geniessenescape (vb) Some animal need to escape predators. entkommen, entgeheneverywhere There are ants everywhere. überallfeed (vb) I need to feed my pets once a day. fütternflower My favourite flower is the rose. Blumefly (vb) A fly flies around my head. fliegen (Fliege)follow (vb) Let’s follow this way. folgenfruit My favourite fruit is the strawberry. Frucht, Obstfur / furry Mouse have a fur and are very furry. Fell, Pelz / pelzig

Vocabulary list – Young World 3 – Units 1 – 8 Page 11

hide (vb) Some animals hide in the wood. (sich) versteckenhole Some animal make holes to hide. Loch, Öffnungindoors You stay indoors, it’s to hot outside! drinneninsect The insect is an interesting animal. Insektinterest My interest belongs to the whales. Interesselisten (vb) I like to listen to pop music. zuhören, hörenlive (vb) / live / life You live a life. That game is live. leben / direkt / Lebenliving room We have two living rooms. Wohnzimmerlose (vb) I don’t like to lose. verlierenmonth A year has twelve months. Monatmouse (mice) A mouse has a fur and is very furry. Maus (Mäuse)mouth Please open your mouth! Mundneighbour My neighbour is from India. Nachbarnose Dogs have a very good nose. Naseonce Once upon a time… (Es war einmal..) einmalopen (vb) Can you open this door please! öffnenpet I have two pets. Haustierpet magazine I like to read my pet magazine. Tier Magazinpig The pig is a very intelligent animal. Schweinplant Plants need a lot of water. Pflanzepleasure It’s a lot of pleasure to have a pet. Freude, Vergnügen, Spasspuppy The puppy is the young of a dog. Welpe, Hundejungequiz I like to make quiz games. Quiz, kleiner Testrat The rat is not my favourite animal. Ratteroof The roof is on the top of a house. Dachshark(s) Sharks have many teeth. Hai(fisch)(e)shut (vb) Please shut the door. schliessenshy Don’t be shy, please speak up! scheu, schüchternsit (vb) You can sit next to him. sitzensleep (vb) At what time do you go to sleep? schlafensmell (vb) A dog smells very good with its nose. riechensnake I am afraid of snakes. Schlangesoft The fur of a mouse is very soft. weichsound (vb) / sound I like the sound of a whale. tönen / Ton, Geräusch, Klangtail A dog likes to wiggle his tail. Schwanztake car of (vb) You need to take care of your pets. sich kümmern umtall A whale is a very tall animal. gross (Körpergrösse)tooth / teeth A shark has sharp teeth. Zahn / Zähnetravel (vb) I like to travel to France. reisentrough I am through with my icecram. durchtwice You really eat icecream twice a day? zweimalwait (vb) I need to wait until the bus arrives. wartenwatch (vb) I like to watch outside the window. schauen, beobachtenVocabulary list – Young World 3 – Units 1 – 8 Page 12

window I like to watch outside the window. Fensterwonderful Travelling in Europe is wonderful. wundervoll, wunderbar

Helpful words (nice to know)Pupil’s book Activity bookacross über, quer durch mushroom Pilzbasket Korb newborn Neugeborenesbored, I get bored gelangweilt, langweilig retreat (vb) sich zurückziehenbudgie (budgerigar) Wellensittich rock Felsbrockencage Käfig scent trail Duftspurcheek Backe, Wange snout Schnauzechew (vb) kauen animal shelter Tierheimchick Küken current Strömungchirp (vb), twitter zwitschern horse Pferdcluck gackern My, what a hog! Oje, was für eine Sau!company Gesellschaft poddle Puddleelectric wire Elektrokabel seldom seltenenemy Feind swallow (vb) schlucken, verschl.fight (vb) kämpfen tickle (vb) kitzelngood eyesight gute Augen, Sehkraft weigh (vb) wiegengreet (vb) begrüssen whale Walheaven Himmel wiggle (vb) (sich) hin-herbewegenimagine (vb) sich vorstellen wing Flügelinside im Innern kill (vb) tötenlovely herrlich, lieblich American Indian Indianer

Vocabulary list – Young World 3 – Units 1 – 8 Page 13

Food and festival Unit 5autumn Spring, summer, winter + autumn are seasons. Herbstbakery In the bakery I can buy some bred. Bäckereibread In the bakery I can buy some bred. Brotcake In the bakery I can buy a cake. Torte, Kuchencarnival My favourite time of the year is carnival. Karneval, Fasnachtcelebrate (vb) I like to celebrate my birthday. feierncelebration On my birthday there will be a big celebration. FeierChinese, the Chinese The Chinese speak Chinese. chinesisch, die ChinesenChristmas Christmas is my favourite season oft he year. Weihnachtencolour My favourite colour is brown. Farbecostume I’ll wear a costume for this carnival. Kostümcountry The country of my origin is Switzerland. Landcut (vb) I need to cut my hair. schneidendecorate (vb) We like to decorate on Christmas. dekorieren, schmückendecoration We have a special Christmas decoration. Dekoration, Schmuckdessert I don’t like deserts. Dessert, Nachtischdrink (vb) I like to drink a fruit drink. trinken / GetränkEaster My favourite season is Easter. OsternEaster Bunny I don’t believe in the Easter Bunny. Osterhaseface I make up (schminken) my face for carnival. Gesichtfestival Our family likes to celebrate the festivals. Fest, Feierfireworks On 1st of August there’ll be a fireworks. Feuerwerkflag We decorate our house with the Swiss flag. Flagge, Fahnegood / bad luck We wish us good luck on New Year’s Eve. Glück, UnglückHalloween We always dress up for Halloween. Abend vor Allerheiligenhundred, hundreds of In China live hundreds of people. Hundert, hunderte (von)job His job is very interesting. Job, Tätigkeit, Berufmask I love to wear a mask for Halloween. MaskeNational Day The 4th of July is America’s National Day. NationalfeiertagNew Year People make good wishes for New Year. NeujahrNew Year’s Eve We wish us good luck on New Year’s Eve. SilvesterNorth America, USA: United Nations of A.

The USA unites 50 states. Nordamerika, Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika.

paint (vb) I like to paint my room in green. bemalen, FarbePancake Day We don’t say Pancake Day in Switzerland. Fasnachtsdienstagsalad I don’t really like green salad. Salatsausage But, I really like all kinds of sausages. Wurstsell (vb) I could sell my old iphone to get a new one. verkaufensnowy Switzerland has in winter many snowy hills. verschneitstory I like to make up stories. Geschichtesugar Sugar can destroy your teeth. ZuckerVocabulary list – Young World 3 – Units 1 – 8 Page 14

sweets / candies Sweets and candies can destroy your teeth. Süssigkeiten / BonbonsSwiss, the Swiss The Swiss speak Swiss German. Schweizer, schweizerischSwitzerland Switzerland is in the middle of Europe. Schweizsymbol The peace sign is a symbol. Symbol, Zeichentaste (vb) This bread tastes fantastic. schmeckenThe New Year We celebrate The New Year till 12 p.m. Neujahr(szeit)throw (vb) Please, throw me that rubber. werfentown / village A town is a bit larger than a village. (kleinere) Stadt / Dorfwave (vb) A dog can wave its tale. winkenwedding I like to eat a piece of the weeding cake. Hochzeityummy Yummy, it tastes really good. fein, lecker

Helpful words (nice to know)Pupil’s book Activity bookbonfire Lager(Freuden)feuer knife Messerbride Braut Mardi Gras Fasnachtsdienstaggroom Bräutigam mustard Senfcarry (vb) tragen wife Ehefraucoin Münze husband Ehemannfloat Festwagen (Umzug) wrapped eingewickelt (-gepackt)fork Gabel get married (vb) heiratenharvest Ernte hide and seek Versteckspielspoon Löffel treasure hunt Schatzsuche

Vocabulary list – Young World 3 – Units 1 – 8 Page 15

Music in my ears Unit 6alarm clock Do you have set your alarm clock? Weckeranswer (vb) We need to answer this phone call. antwortenbe around (vb) I need to be around my friends. da sein, in der Nähe seinbeginning Let’s start at the beginning. Anfang, Beginnbox There’s some stuff in that box. Schachtel, Kiste, Boxbuzz (vb) The bees buzz and hum. summen, brummencardboard We should use cardboard instead of plastic. Kartoncastle My home is my castle. Schloss, Burgclassical Do you like classical music? klassischcock In the morning I always hear a cock. Hahncomposer This composer is very famous. Komponistconcentrate (vb) I need to concentrate on my homework. konzentrierenconcert I would love to hear his concert. Konzertcopy (vb) Can you please copy that. kopierencuckoo I often hear a cuckoo in the morning. Kuckuckcup of coffee My mum drinks a cup of coffee twice a day. Tasse Kaffeedeep The lake of Sempach isn’t very deep. (68m) tiefdirty Your shirt is dirty. dreckig, schmutzigdiscover (vb) I would like to discover a new sort of plant. entdeckendonkey The donkey is a an animal with four legs. Eseldrip (vb) The rain is dripping on the floor. Tropfendry (vb) Let’s dry is quickly. trocknen (trocken)fantastic This flute sound is fantastic. fantastischfinish (vb) Let’s finish first our homework. beenden, fertigstellenflute This flute sound is fantastic. Flötefolk music I like to sing folk music. Volksmusik, Folkfrog Is the frog a reptile or an amphibian? Froschgrumpy I am quite grumpy in the morning. grantig, mürrischguitar I like to play my guitar. Gitarrehiss (vb) The snakes hiss softly. zischenhum (vb) The bees buzz and hum. summeninstrument Do you play an instrument? Instrumentkiss (vb) I kissed him/her goodbye. küssenlady / lord He is a famous lord. She is a famous lady. Dame, Frau / Herrmad The teacher looks very mad. wütend, verrücktmelody I think I now this melody. Melodiemusician Are you a musician? Musiker, Musikantnews Have you heard any news? Nachrichtenorchestra I play an instrument and in an orchestra. Orchesterpaint (vb) / painter The painter paints a painting with paint. bemalen (Farbe) / Maler(in)piano I play the piano in an orchestra. Klavier

Vocabulary list – Young World 3 – Units 1 – 8 Page 16

pop music On my iphone I have a lot of pop music. Popmusikquiet Please, be quiet. ruhigrainbow Do you now the colours of the rainbow? Regenbogenrepeat (vb) Please, could you repeat this again? wiederholen, repetierenrhythm You should clap the rhythm of that beat. Rhythmusscare off (vb) Scare off this ugly spiders, please! verscheuchenshake hands with sb. To make peace, you can shake hands with L. jm. die Hand gebensheep The sheep is woolly animal. Schafsilly Don’t be silly! töricht, dummsinger You are a great singer! Sängersit down (vb) Please, sit down! (sich) hinsetzensour That person looks quite sour. sauer, griesgrämigstep Take one step after another! Schrittstring You can play many instruments with strings. Saite, Schnurstyle of music What style of music do you like? Musikstiltape Can you tape this song? Tonband, Klebebandtriangle The triangle is a form with three sides. Dreiecktrue Is this story true? wahrtry out (vb) Let’s try out playing guitar. ausprobierenturn off / turn on Please, turn of the tv. ausschalten / einschaltenviolin Can you play the violin? Violine, Geigewhisper (vb) You need to whisper or he/she can hear you. flüsternwhistle (vb) Can you whistle that song? pfeifen

Helpful words (nice to know)Pupil’s book Activity bookcareless(ly) unsorgfältig CD cover CD Hüllecroak (vb) quaken percussion instrument Schlaginstrumentmagic cavern Zauberhöhle rubber band Gummibandmumble (vb) murmeln, nuscheln toss (vb) werfen (in die Höhe)pluck (vb) zupfen wind instrument Blasinstrumentshush (vb) um Ruhe bitten sulk (vb) schmollen

Vocabulary list – Young World 3 – Units 1 – 8 Page 17

Sports and games Unit 7add (vb) Would you like to add something? hinzufügen, beitragenadvice Do you need an advice? Ratafterwards I eat lunch and afterwards I play soccer. danachalready Have you already climbed a mountain? bereits, schonarea This area is very good for all kinds of sport. Gebiet, Gegendathlete Do you know a famous athlete? Athlet, Sportler(in)cinema Do you like to go to the cinema? Kinoclimb (vb) I like to climb rocks and cliffs. klettern, ersteigenexpect (vb) Are you expecting clouds? erwartenexpensive This athletes wears very expensive shoes. teuerfield Let’s find a field for our soccer game. Feld, Wiese, Weide/Ackerfootball / soccer Don’t mix American football with soccer! amerik. Fussball / Fussballforecast Have you heard the weather forecast? (Wetter-)Vorhersagegive up (vb) Don’t give up, try again! aufgebengoal Did you score a goal. Ziel, Torhour A soccer game lasts 1 and a half hour. Stundeimprove (vb) I need to improve my tennis. sich verbessernjump (vb) Let’s jump in the cold water. springenloser You have lost, but you are not a loser. Verlierer, Versagermistake Sorry, I made a mistake. Fehler, Versehennarrow This road is quite narrow. schmal, engOlympic Is this an Olympic sport? Olympischpick (vb) I picked this sport because it’s Olympic. auswählenplan (vb) Do you plan to attend the Olympic games? planenpopular This sport is very popular. beliebtposter I have seen this poster in the news. Plakat, Posterpride / proud Are you proud to see your poster? stolz / stolzprize Have you already won a prize? Preisrace (vb) Do you like to race? rennen / Wettrennenrain / rainy Do you also race when it’s rainy? Regen / regnerischrealise (vb) I realise you have to train a lot. (be)merkenreward I hope there’ll be a reward some day. Belohnung, Lohnsad Are you sad about the ranking (Rang)? traurigsatisfaction What would be your satisfaction? Befriedigung, Genugtuungscore (vb) Did you score two goals? punkten, treffenstudent I am a student from Switzerland. Schüler(in), Student(in)thunderstorm This thunderstorm brings a lot of rain. Gewittertongue Ouch (Autsch), I bit my tongue. Zungetrain (vb) How many times you train a week? trainierentrainer Do you have a trainer? Trainertrick Can you show me any tricks? Trick, KunststückVocabulary list – Young World 3 – Units 1 – 8 Page 18

village I live in a village near Lucerne. Dorfwatch Do you work with a sports watch? Armbanduhr (sehen)work Do you work with a sports watch? Arbeit (arbeiten)write down (vb) Are you writing down your best scores? aufschreibenyesterday Did you train yesterday? gestern

Helpful words (nice to know)Pupil’s book Activity bookclap (vb) klatschen skip (vb) hüpfen, seilspringencrowd Menschenmenge Wheelchair Rollstuhlegg and spoon race Eierlauf bet (vb) wettenfence Zaun header Kopfballgremlin Kobold, Neckgeist tackle (vb) angreifennod (vb) nicken obstacle race Hindernislaufrelay race Staffellauf mental power mentale Überzeugung

Living planet Unit 8 Helpful words (nice to know)Pupil’s book Activity bookalive lebendig, lebend layer Schichtbay Bucht, Golf pine tree Kiefer, Föhreboundary Grenze plate Platte, Tellerbreak apart (vb) auseinanderbrechen pressure Druckcoast Küste rattle (vb) klappern, klirrencollapse (vb) einstürzen researcher Forscher(in)crack Spalt baking soda Natrondamage (vb) beschädigen dormant volcano ruhender Vulkandestroy (vb) zerstören empty leererupt (vb) ausbrechen felt pen Filzstiftflood wave Flutwelle vinegar Essighuge riesig, gewaltig inspect (vb) überprüfen

Vocabulary list – Young World 3 – Units 1 – 8 Page 19

My words

Vocabulary list – Young World 3 – Units 1 – 8 Page 20