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Ein means one, dead giveaway.

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einzel info.

Tips to remember the German word ‘einzel’:
– Create associations: Imagine yourself shopping alone and picking up individual items, such as a single apple (einzelner Apfel).
– Use mnemonic devices: Think of the word “single” in English, as it sounds quite similar to the beginning of “einzel.”
– Repetition and practice: Regularly use the word “einzel” in sentences or try incorporating it into your daily vocabulary.

Explanations:
The German word “einzel” translates to “single” in English. It can be used to describe something that is alone, individual, or not part of a group. It is commonly used to refer to a single item or a person who is not in a relationship.

Other words that mean the same thing as “einzel”:
– allein (alone)
– einzeln (individual)
– unverheiratet (unmarried)

Alternate meanings or slang:
“Einzeln” can also be used in a more slang-like manner to describe someone who is peculiar or odd. However, this usage is less common.

Examples of sentences using “einzel”:
1. Ich habe nur einen einzelnen Schuh gefunden. (I only found a single shoe.)
2. Sie ist seit Jahren Single. (She has been single for years.)
3. Verkaufen Sie die Kekse einzeln oder im Set? (Do you sell the cookies individually or in a set?)

Summary:
“Einzel” is a German word that means “single” in English. It can be used to describe something or someone that is alone, individual, or not part of a group. Some other words with similar meanings include “allein,” “einzeln,” and “unverheiratet.” Note that “einzel” can also have a slang meaning of “peculiar” but it is less commonly used in this way.

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