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Daily wordsParole del 7 ago 2026

Words English took from German

English borrowed these whole and kept the spelling, which is why they look nothing like they sound.

Dieci parole di inglese per tutti i giorni: kindergarten, rucksack, pretzel, delicatessen, noodle, waltz, poodle, hamster, iceberg, backpack. Ciascuna con la pronuncia e una frase da dire ad alta voce.

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Le dieci parole10 parole, 10 frasi

  1. 1
    kindergarten/ˈkɪndərˌɡɑːrtən/nounA school for very young children.Four syllables, stress on the first: KIN-der-gar-ten.
  2. 2
    rucksack/ˈrʌkˌsæk/nounA bag carried on your back.The CK is one K sound: RUCK-sack.
  3. 3
    pretzel/ˈpretzəl/nounA hard salted bread twisted into a knot.The TZ is a TS: PRET-sl.
  4. 4
    delicatessen/ˌdelɪkəˈtesən/nounA shop selling cooked meats and cheeses.Five syllables, stress on the fourth: del-i-ca-TES-en.
  5. 5
    noodle/ˈnuːdəl/nounA long thin strip of pasta.The second syllable is barely there: NOO-dl.
  6. 6
    waltz/wɔːlts/Si dice anche wɔːls.nounA slow turning dance.Ends in LTS with no vowel: WOLTS.
  7. 7
    poodle/ˈpuːdəl/nounA dog with tightly curled hair.Rhymes with noodle, and the L closes it.
  8. 8
    hamster/ˈhæmstər/nounA small pet rodent with a short tail.
  9. 9
    iceberg/ˈaɪsbərɡ/nounA large piece of ice floating in the sea.Two clear halves: ICE-berg, and the final G is hard.
  10. 10
    backpack/ˈbækˌpæk/nounA rucksack, in American English.The CK meets the P without a vowel between.

Le frasi

  1. 1

    My daughter starts kindergarten in the autumn.

  2. 2

    My rucksack is still in the room.

  3. 3

    Could I have a pretzel with that?

  4. 4

    There is a delicatessen near the market.

  5. 5

    I ordered the noodle dish by mistake.

  6. 6

    They played a waltz at the wedding.

  7. 7

    Their poodle barks at every visitor.

  8. 8

    The children want a hamster this year.

  9. 9

    We saw an iceberg from the ship.

  10. 10

    Is a backpack allowed on the train?