It seems that you've encountered some instructions in German which describe how to find a grocery store in your new city. Let's break down the text to understand the directions better: - **'Die Straße runter, da ist eine große Kreuzung.'** – This sentence instructs you to go down the street until you reach a large intersection. 'Die Straße runter' literally translates to 'down the street'. - **'Dann an der Littfasssäule links abbiegen.'** – Here, you are advised to turn left at the *Littfaßsäule* (a type of German column often used as advertisement space), indicating that there is some sort of pillar or column at the intersection where you need to turn. - **'Rechts sollte diese alte Kirche sein, quer über den Markt.'** – This part describes that to your right, after turning, you should see an old church (*'alte Kirche'*). It is positioned across or 'diagonally' (*'quer'* in German) from the market square or a marketplace, which is an open area where markets or street vendors may be set up. - **'Der Supermarkt ist direkt dahinter.'** – Finally, you are informed that the grocery store or supermarket is located directly behind the church. The above instructions lead you to the supermarket by referencing a sequence of notable landmarks. Following these instructions should guide you to the desired grocery store. LOCATION: The church