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  1. Mark
    German Ich esse Schokolade jeden Tag.

    I eat chocolate every day.

  2. Jenny
    German Ich trinke Milch und Saft am Morgen.

    I drink milk and juice in the morning.

  3. Mark
    German Magst du Limonade oder Wasser?

    Do you like lemonade or water?

  4. Jenny
    German Ich mag Limonade. Brot und Kuchen sind süß.

    I like lemonade. Bread and cake are sweet.

  5. Mark
    German Mein Lieblings essen ist Reis mit Huhn.

    My favorite food is rice with chicken.

  6. Jenny
    German Ich möchte einen Burger und Pommes zum Mittagessen.

    I would like a burger and fries for lunch.

  7. Mark
    German Zum Abendessen esse ich Fleisch und eine Banane.

    For dinner I have meat and a banana.

  8. Jenny
    German Ich esse ein Ei zum Frühstück.

    I eat an egg for breakfast.

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