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die Brucke(n)
bridge
der Markt( e)
market
das Kino(s)
cinema
der Turm( e)
tower
der campingplatz( e)
campsite
der Weg(e)
path
der Wald( er)
forest
die Insel(n)
island
da
there
schau
look