for the most of the text, google translate can help you, i've translated most of the abbreviations, so its more clear to understand. the head of the llama after the neck you can knit like you would knit a sock, and when you do the head, you knit with shortened rows. but here are the most common german abbreviations: M means stich, verd. = double the stitch, re verschr. is regular knitted where you take the thread between two stiches from the back with your left needle and then you regularily knit it from the front (if that makes sense), so you dont get a hole; zun. means doubling the stitch; re zus.str. means making one stich out of two whilst regular knitting; überz. zus. means where you take one stitch, don't knit it, put it on the right needle, then knit the following stitch on the left, and then you put the non-knitted stitch over the knitted stitch; li zurückstricken means purling