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genüg info.

Tips to remember the German word “genüg”:
1. Associate it with the English word “enough” which has a similar pronunciation.
2. Break down the word into syllables: “ge-nüg” and practice pronouncing each syllable individually before saying the whole word.
3. Create mnemonics or visuals to connect the word “genüg” with its meaning of “enough.” For example, imagine a jar labeled “genüg” that is filled to the brim symbolizing having enough of something.
4. Practice using the word in different sentences to reinforce its meaning and usage.

Explanations:
“Genüg” is the colloquial or abbreviated form of the German word “genug” which means “enough” in English. It is commonly used in spoken language and informal writing. The word can be used to express having a sufficient amount or reaching a satisfactory level of something.

Other words that mean the same thing:
1. Ausreichend
2. Genug
3. Ausgemacht
4. Genugtuung (more formal, used in specific contexts)

Alternate meanings like slang:
There are no slang meanings or alternate definitions associated with the word “genüg.”

Examples of sentences using “genüg”:
1. Ich habe genüg Zeit, um den Bericht zu schreiben. (I have enough time to write the report.)
2. Die Portion war genüg groß für mich. (The portion was big enough for me.)
3. Du musst nicht mehr arbeiten, du hast genüg Geld gespart. (You don’t have to work anymore, you have saved enough money.)
4. Er war mit dem Ergebnis nicht genüg zufrieden. (He was not satisfied enough with the outcome.)

Note: “Genüg” is a colloquial term and is not considered grammatically correct in standard German. The formal form of “genüg” is “genug.”

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genug info.

German: genug
Tips to remember the German word:

1. Visualize an overflowing cup: Imagine a cup filled to the brim and overflowing, symbolizing abundance and satisfaction.
2. Relate it to time: Remember that “genug” sounds similar to “enough,” which indicates reaching a sufficient amount or duration of time.

Explanations:
“Genug” is an adverb in German that means “enough” or “sufficient.” It denotes the state of having an adequate amount, quantity, or degree of something. In both English and German, it can refer to various contexts like time, resources, or quantities of objects.

Other words that mean the same thing:
1. Ausreichend – sufficient
2. Ausreichen – to be enough
3. Genügend – enough, sufficient
4. Auslangen – to do, to suffice

Alternate meanings like slang:
In colloquial German, “genug” can also be used to express impatience, annoyance, or frustration when preceded by the word “schon.” For example, “Das reicht schon genug!” means “That’s already enough!”

Examples of sentences that use “genug”:
1. Ich habe genug Geld, um mir ein neues Auto zu kaufen. (I have enough money to buy a new car.)
2. Das Essen war lecker, danke! Aber jetzt habe ich genug. (The food was delicious, thank you! But I’ve had enough now.)
3. Hast du genug Zeit, um mir heute Abend zu helfen? (Do you have enough time to help me this evening?)

Note: It’s important to note that although “genug” generally translates to “enough,” its usage can slightly differ based on the context. It is recommended to refer to dictionaries or learning resources to understand its specific application in different situations.

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