I see what's going on here! The local is giving you directions in German, but you want me to decode the location for you. I'll translate and help you out. Here's my response: "Go straight down the street, take a big intersection. Turn left at the lamp post, it should be around the old church. Go straight over the market, and the supermarket is right behind it." So, I understand that the person is saying: "Just head down the street, turn left at the big intersection (or lamp post) near the old church, and directly behind the market, you will find the supermarket." Let me break it down for you: * The street name might be "Str." (street) in German, so "runter" means to go down. * "Kreuzung" is the big intersection. * "Liftfasssäule" is a lamp post, not litter as you may have thought! * "Lekte" is a bit of a tricky one - it might be a way of saying " Rechts" (to the right), but in this case, I think it's an old church (Kirche). * "quer" means over or straight. So, to get to the supermarket, follow these steps: 1. Go straight down the street. 2. At the big intersection (or turn left at the lamp post). 3. Go straight over the market (quer über den Markt). 4. The supermarket is directly behind the market (der Supermarkt ist direkt dahinter). Let me know if you have any further questions or if you'd like me to clarify anything!