[Relatively] Common German Words in English 🇩🇪🇬🇧

Some people say that Zoey Deschanel is 'doppelganger' of Katy Perry. What does "doppelganger" mean here? 👯‍♀️

Zoey Deschanel is a good friend of Katy Perry

Zoey Deschanel works closely with Katy Perry

Imagine a situation where something bad happens to a person who you dislike intensely. Which of the following words describes the feeling you experience? 😤

If you're a fancy-pants journalist, and you want to say that something is a taboo, or socially unacceptable to talk about, then you might say that it is a _____ subject 🗞️

Take a look at the following sentence: “There is no way an 'ersatz' pizza made with soy cheese can ever compare to a real Italian pizza” 🍕

What does 'ersatz' mean here?

Check out what this person is saying: "I just love the feeling that travelling gives me, the way it leads you to new and unexpected places, the people you meet along the way, etc. Whenever I'm at home, I'm always planning my next trip" ✈️

Which term could describe what the narrator is feeling?

Which of the adverbs in these phrases is German in origin? 🤔

What is the name for a style of politics that is based purely on pragmatic concerns rather than moral principles? 👩🏻‍💼

Let's see what this person has to say: "Mate, I took a lot of flak from my boss yesterday after I arrived late and forgot to hand in an important project" 🤦🏻

What happened to this person?

What does 'berg' mean in the word 'iceberg'? 🧊