| billion | | A small German-Speaking country |
| milliarde | | "backpack" |
| Drückpresse | | "computer keyboard" |
| Rindfleisch | | What the Germans call the Baltic Sea |
| Deutschland | | The mountains that pass through Switzerland and Austria |
| Matraze | | Celebration that takes place the night before January 1 |
| Wir Sind Helden | | Band that sings "Weichnachtsmann vom Dach" |
| Fluss | | The first meal of the day |
| BMW | | "light blue" |
| Axel | | Germany´s most popular sport |
| hell blau | | Small Chinese Key |
| Gesundheit | | infinitive: "to snow" |
| Ich bin ein Berliner | | The work that should be handed in the following day |
| Chinesisches Schlüßelchen | | A word used as "bless you" in English |
| Rücksack | | "birthday" |
| Ostsee | | "garbage can" |
| Graz | | The country known across the world as being neutral |
| Stunde | | "hour" |
| Frühstück | | This is a common item on the breakfast table |
| Die Schweiz | | Band that sings "Ein Elefant für Dich" |
| München | | "apple" |
| Mozart | | "bunny" |
| Apfel | | "crossword puzzle" |
| zweimal | | "beef" |
| West Berlin | | "TV" |
| Abfall | | Third person- to be |
| Meerjungfrau | | Famous Kennidy mix-up |
| Schliessfach | | A college-bound high school in Germany |
| Hesse | | The country is most often associated with the German language |
| Bayern | | Male name shared by Nathan R., Mike L., Andrew T. |
| Kaninchen | | A famous author; wrote such works as Siddhartha |
| Dresden | | A famous composer from Salzburg |
| Gymnasium | | The state that Munich is found in |
| Fasching | | The city where Frau Thielen studied abroad |
| Tastatur | | The country that housed the Hapsburg Empire |
| Alpen | | "trillion" |
| Silvester | | A city almost completely destroyed in WWII by firebombs |
| Stachelschwein | | Where American students store their books; not found in German schools |
| Heidi Klum | | One of the most famous highway systems in the world |
| Rammstein | | Invented by German Johann Gutenberg |
| Liechtenstein | | The city where the 1964 Winter Olympics took place |
| Geburtstag | | The king responsible for building many castles in Bavaria |
| Fussball | | "to save" |
| Autobahn | | A holiday which takes place directly before lent, where Germans dress in costume |
| König Ludwig II | | "another; two times" |
| Hausaufgaben | | The city that is home of Octoberfest |
| Kreuzworträtsel | | "mermaid" |
| schneien | | The name of St. Nicholaus` accomplice |
| Die Toten Hosen | | A city located in the former East Germany that maintained its freedom |
| Herbst | | The season following summer |
| Fernseher | | "billion" |
| Ruprecht | | 1989 marks the year that this fell |
| Innsbruck | | A well-known car company out of Germany |
| Österreich | | "porcupine" |
| müde | | "mattress" |
| sparen | | German beauty who stars in Project Runway |
| ist | | Controversial German Rock Group: singers of "Du Hast" |
| euch | | "river" |
| Wurst | | Second person plural- accusative case |
| die Berline Mauer | | "tired" |
