The big letter always stands for the phenotype. gg both small letters will be yellow but there will be more green plants
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Many authentic and unique foods and beverages from Germany are available here in North America. Our Guide to German Foods and Beverages will help you learn about their variety.
Meals and Manners
What Germans eat at mealtime and snack-time, and the customs for behavior when eating out or at home.
What’s On the Menu
Ready yourself for eating in Germany with this selection of traditional dishes you’re likely to find on the menu in Germany, in German and English with explanations.
Glossary of Food Words
Ready to brush up on your culinary German, just curious, or preparing for that trip? Browse through our glossary of words related to food, cooking, and eating out.
Celebrations and Holidays
Nobody celebrates like the Germans! Germany has a festival for nearly every occasion and every time of year. Here’s a brief glimpse of Germany’s better-known festivals, celebrations and holidays and the foods that mark them. Also check our listing of German Oktoberfest and Christmas Market events in the US and Canada
Germany’s Food Regions & Regional Specialties
Diverse geography and history within Germany’s regions have given rise to diverse and delicious local foods and specialties.
Food Literacy
Learn more about nutrition and mindful eating in this series of articles for kids, teens, and adults.
It’s not completely right it’s “Meine Tante und mein Onkel sind bei schönem Wetter nach Hause gegangen”
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be/ have:
1. I ...... a student. have
2. He ..... not at home. be
3. The brother ..... blue eyes. have
4. Petra ....... small and funny. be
5. My mom ....... 40 years old. be
6. The family ...... a house in Berlin. have
7. You ....... a black dog. have
8. You ...... not at work. be
9. You ...... many friends. have
