In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: " German speakers also say "okay" in place of "yes." It means the same thing in German as it does in English, and is pronounced roughly the same. You may not feel like you're speaking German when you say it, but German speakers will understand your meaning. " The word genau is one that German speakers use frequently. While it literally means "exactly," you may hear it used almost in the same way people say "uh-huh" in English. The letter "G" in German is almost always a hard "G," like in "gay" or "garnet." The word gern means "gladly," but is used in German far more often than the word "gladly" is used in English. It is frequently used as a response to a question or offer instead of saying "ja." For example, suppose someone asks you "Wir gehen ins Kino. Willst du mit?" or "We're going to the movies. Do you want to come?" You might respond "Gerne!" instead of "ja." Add an "e" to the word if you're talking about a feminine noun. This "e" is not silent. The word "naturlich" means "of course." To remember the meaning of this word, you might note how similar it looks to the English word "naturally." Because this word has a couple of unique German sounds, it may be more difficult for native English speakers to pronounce at first. Just practice those sounds and have patience! The word gebongt is related to the settling of a transaction, and indicates that something has been settled and agreed upon by both parties. This is slang, but it's still used pretty commonly. For example, someone might ask "Treffen wir uns morgen um drei?" or "Can we meet tomorrow at three?" You could respond "Ja, ist gebongt" or "yes, it's agreed."
Summary: Start with "okay. Say "genau" (geh-NOW) to mean "exactly. Use "gern" or "gerne" (gehrn or GEHR-nuh) to agree to go somewhere. Agree to do something by saying "naturlich" (NAH-toor-lihsh). Try gebongt (gay-BOHNGT) to indicate something is agreed upon.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Your Softdisc will protect you from leaks overnight, but it's best to put in a new cup shortly before bed. Make sure you won't go over the 12 hour time limit. Remember, your cup may fill up faster on heavy period days. If your period is very heavy, you might want to wear a backup pantyliner just in case. Like tampons, Softdisc is a great option if you have an active lifestyle. Once it's in place, your disc won't leak while you're playing sports or swimming unless it overflows. If you're worried about leaks, put in a new Softdisc right before you swim or wear a backup pantyliner while playing sports. Softdisc are safe to wear during sex. They will continue to collect your menstrual fluids during and after intercourse. However, Softdisc does not provide any pregnancy or STD protection. It's safe to use condoms when you're using a Softdisc.
Summary: Change your Softdisc before bed for overnight protection. Use a Softdisc for period protection while playing sports or swimming. Wear a Softdisc during sex but use your normal birth control method.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Open a jar of salsa and begin adding it gradually to the dip base. The salsa should be added to taste and stirred in until the mixture becomes a light pink color. Make sure not to add too much at once, as this can overpower the dairy elements and reduce the creaminess of the dip. Choose a thick salsa instead of thinner types like pico de gallo to avoid making the dip watery. Just to be on the safe side, use mild salsa. If you want to spice the dip up later, you'll have more control using fresh peppers and other seasonings. Sprinkle roughly a cup's worth of shredded cheese over the top of the cream cheese/sour cream/salsa mixture. Cover the entire dish so that the cheese is distributed evenly throughout the dip. Add more cheese to taste. The sharper notes of cheeses with distinct flavors, like cheddar and jack, will stand out nicely in your dip. Take the tomatoes, onions and green bell peppers you diced earlier and add them into the dip. Mix the entire entire concoction together so that each ingredient is spread through the dipideally, each bite will contain a little bit of everything. Looking for other vegetables to build up your nacho dip? Try minced garlic, black beans or mild Anaheim or poblano peppers. Place the bowl containing the mixed ingredients in the refrigerator and allow it to sit for thirty minutes to an hour until the dip "sets up." The cream cheese/sour cream mixture will thicken as it cools, and the flavors of the taco seasoning, cheese and vegetables will have time to come together. At the sixty minute mark, or whenever you're ready to serve it, take the dip out, transfer it to the intended serving dish and arrange tortilla chips around the dip. You're ready to eat! Leave the dip in the refrigerator until you're ready to bring it out for your guests.
Summary:
Blend salsa into the dip base. Layer on shredded cheese. Incorporate the diced veggies. Refrigerate for up to an hour.