Meet the animals and explore German nature vocabulary — from your pet at home to the creatures in the Schwarzwald.The animal — plural 'die Tiere'. A 'Haustier' is a pet.das TierThe dog — 'Ich habe einen Hund' means 'I have a dog'. Notice 'einen' (accusative).der HundThe cat — 'Meine Katze heißt Mimi' = 'My cat is called Mimi'.die KatzeThe bird — plural 'die Vögel' gains an umlaut!der VogelThe tree — plural 'die Bäume'. 'Unter dem Baum' = under the tree.der BaumThe flower — 'Blumen pflücken' means 'to pick flowers'.die BlumeThe forest — the Schwarzwald (Black Forest) is Germany's most famous.der WaldThe butterfly — one of the most beautiful-sounding German words.der SchmetterlingWhat is 'der Hund'?A catA dogA bird'Ich habe eine Katze' means…I see a catI want a catI have a catThe Black Forest in German is…GrünwaldSchwarzwaldBlauwaldThe plural of 'der Baum' is…die Baumendie Baumedie Bäume
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