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langsam
# schnell

slowly
ein bisschen
a bit; somewhat
Angst haben vor D
to fear, to be afraid of
klopfen (an die Tür)
to knock at the door
weglaufen
lief weg - IST weggelaufen

to run away
e Idee,-n
~ r Einfall,- "e

idea
schreien
schrie - geschreien

to shout
tragen
trug - getragen (ä)
Jeans tragen

to wear
wirklich
~ tatsächlich

really
e Geschichte,-n
story, history
es tut mir leid
I am sorry
auf dem Weg nach ... sein
to be on the way to
gar nicht
~ überhaupt nicht

not at all
müde werden
to get tired
also
therefore

Ich denke, also bin ich.