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Ostern (Teil I)

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Q 1/20
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Ostern ist
30
ein Winterfest
ein Herbstfest
ein Frühlingsfest
ein Sommerfest
Q 2/20
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Der Frühling beginnt im
30
März
Juni
Mai
April

20 questions

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Ostern ist

1

30 sec

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Der Frühling beginnt im

2

30 sec

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Im Frühling blühen ...

3

30 sec

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Der Osterhase versteckt ....

4

30 sec

Q.

Ich kann die Ostereier ....

5

30 sec

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Die Ostereier sind bunt. Also, sie sind ...

6

30 sec

Q.

Im Frühling scheint ...........

7

30 sec

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Wir feiern feiern die Ostern am ....

8

30 sec

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Meine Oma ............... den Osterbaum.

9

30 sec

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Kaip yra vokiškai "paslėpti"?

10

30 sec

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Tai yra gėlės.

11

30 sec

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Der Osterhase ............ die Ostereier.

12

30 sec

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Meine Mutter ............ die Eier.

13

30 sec

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Die Sonne ............

14

30 sec

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Puošti Velykų medį

15

30 sec

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Ridenti margutį

16

30 sec

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Pavasarį žydi gėlės

17

30 sec

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Pavasario šventė

18

30 sec

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Oras per Velykas

19

30 sec

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Wie ist das Wetter im Frühling?

20

30 sec

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