* The German word 'Traum' sounds a lot like the English word, which is:
* The nominitive definite articles are:
* An umlaut (the two dots over an a, o, or u) can also be formed by placing what after an a, o, or u?
* Which pair of words contains an incorrect translation?
* Which is not a traditional German food?
* Which is not a German city?
* Which expression does NOT mean 'crazy'?
* In which country is German not the most common language?
* 'Du hast' roughly translates to what?
* What is the German word for Friday?
* If you were German, your mother's brother would be called what?
* Wie ist das Wetter heute?
* The month after April is called what?
* In English, someone who has all of life's comforts is said to 'live like a king'? In German, how is such a person said to live?
* In financial circles, which expression to German speakers commonly refer to as a lost cause?
* It's definitely true that silence is golden. In German this goes one step further. How?
* In English if something is very difficult to understand, someone might say 'That's all Greek to me'. Translated, what is the German equivalent of this saying?
* To go off on the wrong track is to bark up the wrong tree. What is a common equivalent in German?
* According to old German weather proverbs, which month 'does what it wants'?
* What do German speakers refer to colloquially as 'the upper class'?