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Practice German bus stop words

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bus stop Bushaltestelle
a tree ein Baum
a bicycle ein Fahrrad
a bike rack ein Fahrradständer
a bus ein Bus
a bus timetable ein Busfahrplan
a trail map eine Wanderkarte
a bench eine Bank
a rubbish bin / trash can ein Mülleimer
a street lamp eine Straßenlaterne
road signs Verkehrsschilder
a roundabout ein Kreisverkehr
a sign ein Schild
many signs viele Schilder
pedestrian and bicycle path Fuß- und Radweg
footpath / walkway Fußweg
bike path Radweg
a flagpole ein Fahnenmast
the bus stops at the bus stop der Bus hält an der Bushaltestelle
the bicycle is next to the bike rack das Fahrrad steht neben dem Fahrradständer
there are many signs here hier gibt es viele Schilder
we walk on the footpath wir gehen auf dem Fußweg
they cycle on the bike path sie fahren auf dem Radweg Fahrrad
the street lamp shines in the evening die Straßenlaterne leuchtet am Abend
the bench is next to the tree die Bank steht neben dem Baum
the flag is on the flagpole die Flagge ist auf dem Fahnenmast
German bus stop words
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bus stop Bushaltestelle
a tree ein Baum
a bicycle ein Fahrrad
a bike rack ein Fahrradständer
a bus ein Bus
a bus timetable ein Busfahrplan
a trail map eine Wanderkarte
a bench eine Bank
a rubbish bin / trash can ein Mülleimer
a street lamp eine Straßenlaterne
road signs Verkehrsschilder
a roundabout ein Kreisverkehr
a sign ein Schild
many signs viele Schilder
pedestrian and bicycle path Fuß- und Radweg
footpath / walkway Fußweg
bike path Radweg
a flagpole ein Fahnenmast
the bus stops at the bus stop der Bus hält an der Bushaltestelle
the bicycle is next to the bike rack das Fahrrad steht neben dem Fahrradständer
there are many signs here hier gibt es viele Schilder
we walk on the footpath wir gehen auf dem Fußweg
they cycle on the bike path sie fahren auf dem Radweg Fahrrad
the street lamp shines in the evening die Straßenlaterne leuchtet am Abend
the bench is next to the tree die Bank steht neben dem Baum
the flag is on the flagpole die Flagge ist auf dem Fahnenmast
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