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Learn German Language – Vocabulary Clothes – Lesson 1 (German for Beginners)
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german lessons in germany?
im looking to get german lessons in maybe hannover or anywere in niedersachsen really,for a reasonable price please!!if anyone has info plz send
Why not ask this question on the German Yahoo Answers site? You’ll probably get more valid information than on here!
Otherwise try the British Council www.britishcouncil.org – they specialise in study and work abroad.
German Lessons by Kati – Pronouns
Learn how to write and say the pronouns (I, we, you, he, she, it, they) from native German speaker, Kati.
For more video lessons, visit: http://www.germankati.com
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How is Hitler portrayed to German children in history lessons?
German children are taught that he was former dictator and are basically taught about world war two and hitler the same way american children are taught about him.
German lessons part 1
My German lesson, part 1! it’s me teaching general knowledge of German. If you have any questions feel free to ask me.
Here is the vocabulary list:
hallo – hello
hi – hi
guten Morgen – good morning
guten Tag – good afternoon
guten Abend – good evening
gute Nacht – good night
auf wiedersehen – good-bye
Tschüss, Ciao – bye
other greetings:
servus, Grüß Gott! Both mostly in Bavaria and Austria), Grüß dich!, grützi (Swiss German)
Wie ist dein Name? – What’s your name?
Mein Name ist… – My name is…
Wie geht’s dir? – How are you? (to a person you know pretty well)
Es geht. – So and so.
gut – good, well
super – super
schlecht – bad
conjugation of to be:
sein – to be
ich bin – I am
du bist – you are
er/sie/es ist – he/she/it is
wir sind – we are
ihr seid – you are
sie sind – they are
Wo kommst du her? – Where are you from?
Ich komme aus… – I come from…
Deutschland – Germany
Amerika – America
Italien – Italy
Frankreich – France
England – England
Schottland – Scotland
Irland – Ireland
Spanien – Spain
Griechenland – Greece
bad words:
Schlampe – bitch
scheiße – shit
Hurrensohn – son of a bitch
Idiot – idiot
Bastard – bastard
Arschloch – asshole
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German Lessons in mp3 format?
Where can I download german lesson in mp3 format at a very cheap (preferably free!) price? Are there any books and stories in german in audio?
Thanks.
http://pukkagerman.com/files/learn-german-language-online-pg0001.html
This is also a (somewhat silly) German podcast. They’re less focused on formally spoken German as they are more casual language and speech. Try it. Pimsleur is far from free, but it’s an incredible resource, and they have an extensive german course.
German Lessons by Kati – Colors
Learn how to write and speak the names of colors from native German speaker, Kati.
For more video lessons, visit: http://www.germankati.com
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should i continue with German lessons or stop?
Hi guys, i amconfused! Well, u see i am going to school and have German as a subject but it is not compulsory in the sense that, i could get a merit for it coz i have another language (mothertongue). I love German though and i lived in Germany for a year where i learnt German and i still can express myself and understand most of it but not all…so in a way it is a refresher course for me but the PROBLEM IS THAT, the teacher is a dane and she is teaching german in danish which means the only time we speak german is when we read the sentences in the exercises…otherwise we speak danish all the time in the German class and she speaks danish all the time..explains everything in danish…and the worst thing is that the class is mixed i.e beginners, intermediate n those who’ve never had german b4….wanna stop n wanna continue…but can’t decide..the counsellor said that it will look good on my papers but that’s not what it is all about…i am not even sure i’ll use it after i clear!
If you love German, why not continue? The teacher’s Danish is not going to harm your German, and she is probably speaking so much Danish because she has beginners in the class.
Get a book in German and ask the teacher if it would be okay for you to read it while she is speaking to the beginners.
Also get a penpal in Germany or write in German to one of your old friends from Germany.
If you have the basics, you can do a lot for yourself!
Spice Girls tour videosIm taking German lessons righ now and I’ve been told it’s important not to say ‘ich bin gut’ why is this?
The teacher said it’s to be avioded in german
When you are asked a question, you answer the question with the same words.
Wie geht’s dir? — Es geht mir gut.
You were asked with gehen, you answer with gehen.
In English, you say How are you? I am good. You are asked with to be, you answer with to be. Ich bin gut is the word-for-word translation of the English answer to the English question. THAT’s why it’s wrong.
