bestimmt

Bestimmt as a single-word reply can be used for yes/no questions and indicates that the speaker believes the answer to be yes, but isn't certain.

certainly [adverb] definitely. I can't come today, but I'll certainly come tomorrow.

(That's) right! (Das) stimmt! (That's) right! (So) true!

If you want to say “music” in German, you would simply say “musik.” Because German and English are so closely related, much of the vocabulary is almost identical.

der, die, das are three ways of saying 'the' in German. ALL nouns have a gender: either masculine (der), feminine (die), or neuter (das).

“Möchten” means “would like to,” and “wollen” in German is equivalent to “want.” As you can quickly see by the English translation, “möchten” is the politer version than “wollen” in German.

I am the best means whatever I do, I am best at it. It can be as an Individual (best person) or in his/her Profession. Best at whatever I do!

There's no fridge is the only trouble". The only trouble is putting this into practice. The only trouble is that you can detect them. The only trouble was, Northerners wanted it, too.

You will most likely hear this word used on its own as a response, or in short phrases like das stimmt (that's right) and stimmt das? (is that right?).

so The English word "also" translates as "auch" in German, whereas the German word "also" is best rendered into English as "so". E.g. Ich hätte auch gern ein Glas Wein- I'd also like a glass of wine.

Electronic music and techno Germany has the largest electronic music scene in the world and has a long tradition in and influence on almost all genres of electronic music.

Germans have played a leading role in the development of classical music. Many of the best classical musicians such as Bach, Händel, Beethoven, Schumann, Brahms, Wagner, Mahler, or Schoenberg (a lineage labeled the "German Stem" by Igor Stravinsky) were German.