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Kiosk

Small shop, stall (often selling snacks, drinks, newspapers)

In German

Kiosk

ˈkiːɔsk

Don't Get Confused!

Looks like
Kiosk
In English means: "A small open-fronted hut or cubicle from which newspapers, refreshments, tickets, etc. are sold"
Actually means
Kiosk
Small shop, stall (often selling snacks, drinks, newspapers)
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Memory TipA German 'Kiosk' is often your go-to for a quick snack or drink, more like a convenience store stand. It's not just for newspapers!

Example Sentences

  1. 1

    Ich hole schnell ein paar Süßigkeiten vom Kiosk.

    I'll quickly grab some sweets from the kiosk.

  2. 2

    Am Strand gibt es einen Kiosk, der Eis verkauft.

    There's a kiosk on the beach selling ice cream.

FAQ

How do you say "Small shop, stall (often selling snacks, drinks, newspapers)" in German?

"Small shop, stall (often selling snacks, drinks, newspapers)" in German is "Kiosk" (ˈkiːɔsk). Example: Ich hole schnell ein paar Süßigkeiten vom Kiosk..

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