Kumpel

My buddy recommended the movie.

'Hat... empfohlen' means 'recommended'. This sentence is used when your friend suggested you to watch a particular movie.

My buddy and I are going to the cinema.

This sentence introduces the phrase 'Mein Kumpel und ich', meaning 'My buddy and I', which is commonly used to refer to doing activities with friends. 'gehen ins Kino' means 'are going to the cinema'.

I watched the movie with my buddy.

This sentence uses the phrase 'Ich habe... gesehen', to suggest past actions, specifically, watching a movie with a friend. Here, 'Kumpel' refers to 'buddy'.

My buddy likes horror movies.

In this sentence, 'mag' means 'likes'. This sentence is used to express someone's preference for something, in this case, horror movies.

My buddy and I made a movie.

'Haben einen Film gedreht' is a phrase meaning 'made a movie'. This sentence is used when you and your friend produce a movie together.

My buddy goes to the cinema every Friday.

This sentence demonstrates how to say 'every Friday' in German - 'jeden Freitag'.

My buddy and I have the same favorite movie.

The phrase 'haben denselben Lieblingsfilm' means 'have the same favorite movie'. This is a useful phrase for discussing shared interests.

My buddy hates romantic movies.

'Hasst' is a term that means 'hates', and 'romantische Filme' refers to 'romantic movies'. This shows how to express dislike in German.

My buddy always comments on the movie.

'Kommentiert immer' means 'always comments'. This is a good phrase to use when someone is frequently expressing opinions about something.

My buddy always buys the popcorn at the cinema.

'Kauft immer' means 'always buys', and 'das Popcorn im Kino' refers to 'the popcorn at the cinema'. This sentence describes a common tradition or habit of a friend.