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...centre/centro, radio/radio. Some languages, like Spanish, have thousands of cognates with English. Sometimes, using your knowledge of the pronunciation, intonation and rhythm of words, you will able to decode other words or phrases that you have never heard before in Spanish. Just beware of differences in spelling! Identifying a cognate does not help you draw conclusions...

...children) er he sie they sie she es it Note that sie with a small ‘s’ means ‘she’ and also ‘they’. Sie with a capital ‘S’ means ‘you’. There are several ways of saying ‘you’ in German (du, ihr and Sie) but Sie is the most useful for talking to German-speaking people when you meet them. Language: The verbs essen and trinken Here is the present tense...

...children) sie – they Sie – (when talking to one or more adults who are not very close friends or relatives of yours) Note that sie with a small ‘s’ means ‘she’ and also ‘they’. You will have noticed that there are different ways of saying ‘you’ in German. Sie is the most useful when you meet German-speaking people. You mainly use Sie throughout this...