German Word for Juice: Apple, Orange, Lemonade & Tea
I recently blogged the German words for healthy foods. Now let's focus not only on the German word for juice, which is Saft, but on what seems to be a specialty at the market here in Klagenfurt, Austria:
Orange-Karottensaft
Can you guess what that means? Fresh squeezed and grated, it's delicious.
The German names of other typical juices are:
der Apfelsaft - apple juice
der Orangensaft - orange juice
die Limonade - lemonade
der Eistee - iced tea
die Saftbar - juice bar
As you might have guessed, the sometimes-sweltering Austrian August has made me thirsty. Speaking of which, hears another near-cognate:
der Durst - thirst
Have another juice you love? List it in the comments below!
Orange-Karottensaft
Can you guess what that means? Fresh squeezed and grated, it's delicious.
The German names of other typical juices are:
der Apfelsaft - apple juice
der Orangensaft - orange juice
die Limonade - lemonade
der Eistee - iced tea
die Saftbar - juice bar
As you might have guessed, the sometimes-sweltering Austrian August has made me thirsty. Speaking of which, hears another near-cognate:
der Durst - thirst
Have another juice you love? List it in the comments below!
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