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If you know these words then you speak German fluently Hello and welcome back to my channel My name is Maria I'm a German teacher and your language coach Everyone learning German eventually wants to speak the language fluently But how do you know when you've already reached a very high level of language proficiency Grammar must be flawless That's obvious And that has nothing to do with sitting To say something must sit means you must master it firmly Let me share something with you A good command of language is most evident in one's vocabulary If you know the words from this video and can use them yourself Then you'll be able to speak German fluently Are you excited yet Then let's get started right away Here we go I've prepared a PDF with all the words and examples from this video for you That way you can practice even more effectively Scan this QR code and download it or click the first link below in the description And before we get started I’ve got some fantastic news for you I’ve 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located beneath this video Are you in I can't wait to see you And now we begin with nouns or nomina Yes these are synonyms The noun the noun The first word is assumption Something believed to be true without any evidence An assumption therefore is something one believes before being certain of it For instance we assume the project will be completed on time Do you know the appropriate verb for that Exactly Of course I accept that I'm assuming that That means I'm guessing something but I'm not entirely sure I assume the project will be completed on time I believe it will be but I'm not entirely certain The right to expect demand or claim something Our boss has very high standards for the quality of our work Here there are several important noun-verb combinations Be entitled to + accusative I am entitled to vacation Make claims against + accusative Susanna holds high expectations for her partner To meet or fail to meet a demand Maria's German course meets my expectations I hope you've already signed up for the vocabulary booster—it's going to be a lot of fun for you And if you'd also like to learn grammar you're warmly welcome in my intensive German courses The next noun-verb construction: meet a demand We want to meet the new team leader's expectations As you can see this word is most commonly used in the plural form The effort trouble work time or money required to complete a task It describes how demanding or extensive something is Preparing the presentation was a major undertaking but it was well worth the effort In German people often weigh whether the effort involved in something is worthwhile An interesting verb: abwägen This means carefully comparing multiple options or their advantages and disadvantages before making a decision And yes you can say the effort is worth it or the effort isn't worth it The discrepancy a clear difference or contradiction between two things that should naturally align or match This term is often used when expectations differ from reality or when theory does not match practice There is a significant gap between the planned budget and the actual costs The word is almost always used with the preposition between This word is more formal and typical of factual texts academic study and professional contexts The approach the way one tackles a problem or task in other words how something is done or resolved Your approach to the problem is very creative This way of expressing it is almost always used with the preposition and the accusative case A visual approach to new content helps many learners Capacity refers to the amount of work or space available meaning the maximum quantity or level of performance that is accessible for a given purpose Also how much space time energy or capacity is available Unfortunately we currently have no capacity to take on another project In this context the adjectives free and limited are often used Having free capacity or having limited capacity Moreover there's a very important verb here: to exhaust or to fully utilize Maximizing capacity means fully utilizing all available opportunities or reserves We've fully utilized our capacity By the way colloquially people often shorten the word and just say "Kappas " You know I don't have any Kappas left right now or I'd help you out That said that's pretty informal The interface is a point where two areas or departments connect and work together Thus exchange communication or transition takes place there The marketing department serves as a crucial interface between us and our customers The term interface is often used in the workplace context to describe collaboration between departments In IT and technology this term is used to describe the connection between systems or programs and in communication serving as an intermediary role between two parties the interface The implementation or practical realization of an idea or plan Also means something is being concretely carried out and brought to life The plan is sound but putting it into practice is often difficult The term implementation naturally derives from the verb implement To implement something means to put an idea plan or concept into practical action Most often one implements a plan an idea or a project A requirement rule or instruction that is set or prescribed and must be followed Constraints are therefore rules objectives or conditions that are not freely selectable These are constraints It is clearly required that everyone arrive on time That is a given You follow a guideline adhere to it or you stick to a given requirement Also adhere to guidelines meet requirements comply with stipulations These are the typical noun-verb combinations associated with this noun The client's requirements must be met The client's requirements must be fulfilled We strictly adhere to the client's requirements The word "Kunde" is masculine singular and belongs to the N-declension In this video I'll explain everything you need to know about the N-declension Oh and you can also work according to a given guideline We work according to the client's specifications The pivotal decision that determines the course of future developments Thus one chooses a particular direction often with long-term consequences The new contract represented a pivotal turning point for our company The term originally comes from railway operations A switch determines which track a train will take To transfer means to set the course to determine the direction Have you already known this word or did you just learn it now If you'd like to support my channel please click Subscribe now You know what 57.2 percent of viewers watch my videos without subscribing to the channel I put in a lot of effort every week to help you learn grammar and vocabulary and improve your pronunciation The subscription is free for you but it means a great deal to me Thank you Now we continue with verbs that one should know at a high level of language proficiency To ensure that something remains as it is It's about actively securing and maintaining a state relationship or system Ensuring that something remains and continues to exist For example We absolutely must maintain contact with our customers Typical noun-verb combinations here include maintaining contact as in the example sentence Maintain quality maintain order maintain motivation—crucial when learning German Do you have another example Then please feel free to write it in the comments To trigger initiate or cause It means to set something in motion or provoke a reaction Even a small error in the calculations can trigger a major problem To trigger is a separable verb I trigger something I triggered something You can trigger various things Trigger a reaction spark a crisis induce stress evoke an emotion initiate a process Anything else come to mind To involve someone or something in planning or decision-making allowing them to contribute their thoughts or efforts This means deliberately enabling others to think along or participate actively We should involve all colleagues in the decision Involving is a separable verb I am involving myself It is frequently used in the passive voice Included for example all relevant factors are taken into account in the decision Acknowledge admit that one has made a mistake or that something is true One may recognize something but often only reluctantly and after careful consideration A person thus admits something they may have been unwilling to acknowledge earlier perhaps because it is uncomfortable Here is an example The boss had to admit his first idea wasn't perfect That couldn't have been easy for him To admit is a separable verb I admit it It is frequently used in formal or neutral contexts such as discussions written texts or media Common nouns that collocate with this verb are to acknowledge a mistake acknowledge a problem acknowledge a weakness By the way the word "eingeräumt" also has a literal meaning: placing something neatly into a cupboard shelf or room For example I put the shelf in order or I put books into the shelf This meaning is everyday language and entirely independent of its figurative sense But that's exactly why we love the German language isn't it To ensure something is safe and reliable in operation or availability To actively make sure something is upheld or made possible The new software is designed to ensure the security of your data Warranty is primarily used in formal contexts such as law administration profession and media It comes from the verb "gewähren" and means to ensure or guarantee something securely Exactly "gewähren" means to give or allow and "gewährleisten" means to ensure that something is provided Next verb handle something such as dealing with a device or a situation or using it It therefore explains how to use organize or carry out something For instance I still don't exactly know how to properly handle the new program This verb is always used with the accusative case Caution the verb handhaben is not separable For instance the new device is easy to handle Please also pay attention to the use of the perfect tense For example that's how I've always handled it Question things instead of accepting them at face value critically examine them One therefore thinks more carefully asks questions and may even doubt assumptions or statements One should always question information before passing it on Questioning is inseparable and consists of "behind" and "asking " Questioning with emphasis on asking—of course not literally questioning something behind something but delving deeper into inquiry To ask questions means wanting to know something challenging it and critically examining it For instance given the rapid advancement of AI and digital media right now it's especially important to critically question information isn't it Ensuring that something actually happens or is done correctly Controlling organizing something in such a way that there is no room for doubt Make sure all the windows are closed before you leave Also the verb ensure has another meaning Ensuring also means confiscation in this sense it is typically used by police or authorities Seizure means officially taking something and placing it under government control because it is connected to a crime or legal proceeding The police secured the illegal goods The police seized the illegal goods That's just flawed reasoning—generalizing something that applies to a single case and applying it to everything Thus a general statement is made even though it does not apply to every situation or every person For instance just because the test came back negative doesn't mean you can generalize the result And what's the appropriate noun for that Do you know it Yes generalization A nice lengthy word—generalization The opposite of generalizing is incidentally differentiating This involves looking closely and taking differences into account To illustrate something by making it clearer and more distinct through examples or images In essence this helps people understand it better The chart should illustrate the rising sales figures Do you also know the appropriate adjective and noun for this Take a moment to think Very good Vivid— that's the right adjective and visualization is the corresponding noun Incidentally synonyms here would be visualize clarify or illustrate Have you already encountered all these verbs Please leave me a comment and try writing your own examples Next up are adjectives Pronounced very noticeable or clearly present Something thus stands out in particular Moritz has a highly developed talent for difficult negotiations For instance I used to have a strong accent in German Through targeted practice and extensive repetition I was able to improve my pronunciation And that's exactly the knowledge I'm sharing today Have you tried my pronunciation course yet If you want to significantly improve your pronunciation this is exactly what you need You'll find the link below this video Based on solid knowledge or genuine facts Thorough means well-founded not superficial but carefully considered and supported by evidence We need solid analysis or data to make a decision Data doesn' t lie Here are the common connections backed by solid evidence Solid knowledge substantial experience well-reasoned arguments a solid foundatio Express an opinion make a well-informed decision conduct a thorough analysis And how about you Do you have solid German language skills Sustainable meaning it lasts a long time or is beneficial for the future Something thus has a lasting effect For instance this solution saves money only today—it's unfortunately not sustainable Sustainable originally comes from forestry and means using only as much as can regrow Today the term is also used in the context of learning work and personal development Synonyms include the following adjectives Long-term and sustainable Coherent logical and easily understandable for everyone Everything fits together and makes clear sense Your arguments are convincing I now understand your point much better "Coherent" is primarily used for arguments justifications and concepts The opposite of coherent is contradictory Relevant precisely applicable to a specific field or subject It describes something that is directly related to a particular area Something directly relevant For example for this position we are looking for someone with relevant professional experience in the IT sector This adjective is most commonly used with the following nouns Relevant experience relevant knowledge relevant education relevant literature Essential absolutely necessary You simply cannot do without it It's impossible to function without this For example effective communication is essential to the team's success We use "unersetzlich" with the accusative and its synonyms are indispensable and essential Are these new words for you Immediately right away without wasting a single moment It means you must act at once Please reply immediately to this urgent email Immediately is formal and is very commonly used in official language contracts and government documents And here are the typical verb combinations Act immediately inform immediately respond immediately Report immediately acceptable reasonable Something you can stand by responsibly even if it's not perfect can be defended with a clear conscience The risk associated with this plan is low and entirely acceptable For instance people often refer to something being morally or ethically acceptable or to a solution that is professionally justifiable Also morally acceptable ethically justifiable professionally defensible largely for the most part nearly complete It describes something that largely holds true but not quite 100 percent For example there were extensive changes in our company Incidentally according to Duden this word can be written either together or separately Both are correct By the way here's an interesting piece of information: in fact it is often used as an adverb For example the problem is largely resolved only minor details remain Without a doubt absolutely certain so that no one can possibly doubt it There is no uncertainty and no other possibility For example the expert report provides irrefutable evidence Synonyms for "zweifelsfrei" include unequivocal undeniable indisputable and unquestionably Now tell me can you speak German fluently Did you know all the words from the video or were they new to you Of course one can never generally state exactly which specific vocabulary words one must master to be absolutely certain of reaching a particular level But words like those shown in the video already indicate a very high level of language proficiency And if you use it yourself you'll already be very very confident speaking German Think about the free BDF available for this video There you'll find all the words accompanied by examples Scan the QR code and download it or click the first link below in the description And I'm waiting for you in my vocabulary booster You'll love this German course You'll see that you've never learned so many new words before Well then stay diligent take care of yourself and we'll see each other again soon in my new video Take care and see you next time Goodbye This video was undoubtedly helpful