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1 die Leute
- {folk} người, người thân thuộc, dân tộc, dân gian - {gentry} tầng lớp quý tộc nhỏ, ghuộm hạng người - {people} nhân dân, dân chúng, quần chúng, người ta, thiên hạ, gia đình, bà con, họ hàng, những người tuỳ tùng, những người theo hầu, những người làm - {popular} = viele Leute {many people}+ = diese Leute {these people}+ = wenig Leute {few people}+ = solche Leute {these kind of people}+ = Leute wie wir {the likes of us}+ = die meisten Leute {most people}+ = ein paar Leute {a sprinkling of people}+ = die vornehmen Leute {gentlefolks}+ = die achtbaren Leute {men of repute}+ = ungeheuer viel Leute {tons of people}+ = Kleider machen Leute {fine feathers make fine birds}+ = alle möglichen Leute {all sorts of people}+ = eine ganze Menge Leute {quite a number of people}+ = unheimlich viele Leute {a tremendous number of people}+ = Sie sind anständige Leute. {they're respectable people.}+ = wir sind geschiedene Leute {it's all over between us; we have done with each other}+ = viele Leute wurden verletzt {many people were hurt}+ = andere Leute schlechtmachen {to run down other people}+ = was werden die Leute sagen? {what will Mrs. Grundy say?}+ = Leute, die jünger sind als ich {my juniors}+ = Leute gingen unbekümmert aus und ein {People were in and out all day like nobody's business}+
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