In German how do you say: the wall, the bookshelf, the dresser, the closet, the bed, the drawers ...?

Question

... the desk, the window, the clothes, the floor, the trash, the light switch, and the TV

Answer 1

the wall= die Wand
the bookshelf = das Buecherregal (ue=ü)
the closet= der Schrank
the bed= das Bett
the drawers= die Schubladen
the desk= der Schreibtisch
the window= das Fenster
the clothhes= die Kleider
the floor= der Boden
the trash= der Muell (ue=ü)
the light switch = der Lichtschalter
the Tv = der Fernseher

i hope that helps you i'm irish but lived my whole life in germany so i speak both languages fluent ;) if you ever need anymore words let me know thatz no problem for me :D ...tc

Answer 2

Okay, just a quick note here -- all of you/us who actually *speak* German know that anyone who does *not* speak it is just going to look at these lovely German words you have so thoughtfully posted and totally massacre the pronunciation (even with those helpful hints about umlauts and rolling r's)!! All those poor Germans are going to fall over laughing at the lame tourist through no fault of your hard efforts. German must be heard to be pronounced -- and even then it is the devil to recreate. Garble, gargle. Good luck anyway.

Answer 3

the window - das Fenster
The wall - Die Wand
the TV - Das Fernseher
the bed = Das Bett

alternatively, i always use http://dict.leo.org/

Answer 4

bookshelf - das Bucherregal (with umlat on the 'u')
was one of my favorite words to pronounce:

boo-ker-ray-gull :) (Don't forget to roll that 'r')

Edit: Translator link below

Answer 5

die Kleider =clothes

der Lichtschalter=light switch

I will pass on the others because you have already been told about them.

Answer 6

Get a dictionary. They aren't expensive.

Answer 7

http://www.tourismturkey.org/