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You are correct, my mistake, woops.
I should have known that Die and Sie - went together. I guess thats what happens when you over think your German and try to write up a lesson while watching TV lol. It won't happen again =]. Sorry guys! |
After reading the first post(lesson), If i want to say "I Come From USA" It would be like "Ich komme USA"? :confused:
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Ich komme aus USA. :)
And the question will be : Woher kommen Sie (formal) / kommst-du ? "Woher" is for the place where you come from "Wohin" is for the place where you are going. Example : Wohin gehst du ? Ich gehe in Frankreich. Woher kommst-du ? Ich komme aus USA. This is for a movement. If you want to say : i am from USA, it's "ich bin aus USA" |
Thx Arnaudfrenchy :rose:
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I can't wait for the lessons with irregular verbs (pr?t?rit etc... ^^)
It will be so much fun :D |
Irregular verbs are fun...I'll post a lesson later today.
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Regarding the logic (or lack of) of grammatical genders in European languages… From what i've read, the original 3 genders in Proto-Indo-European were "inanimate", "animate with male qualities", and "animate with female qualities". That seems logical enough, except that Proto-Indo-European people were animist and many things or objects that we consider inanimate today were considered animate by them… plants, animals, natural elements and phenomenas like water, fire, wind, storms, thunder, rivers, mountains, etc, and also many objects manufactured by man were all considered animate with male or female qualities. Of course with time the system became less and less logical and more and more arbitrary in daughter languages. |
I used to take German lessons two years ago,but that was not important at all and i thought it was difficult.I slightly remember things,like names of countries,Deutschland,Östreich(could be written wrong) means Austria,Griechenland-Greece,Türkei-Turkey,Frankreich-France were interesting to me.And it's funny to call the board female!
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Los Geht's!
Alright, lets continue with the exercise I promised you guys!
Today we're going to learn how to enguage in conversation in German! I'm going to post a 6 part dialouge that will have some intermediate German, but nothing to difficult! I'll also be posting what I call a "Stufe" (Shtew-Fuh), a short vocabulary list that will help you on your way to understanding not only the dialouge but much more complex German later down the road! This particular dialouge will deal with going to and from school, and meeting people! However, the words and phrases you will learn will come in handy other places, as these are the foundations to all of German! To make it fun, I"ll use actual characters from the forum as people who are speaking! LOS GEHT'S! Lets Go! Wer Bist Du? Quote:
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I would suggest making flaschards for this set of vocabulary! You learn fastest this way! Make a set of flash cards, and keep them in your pocket! Any time you have free time, say...you're watching TV and a comercial comes on, take out your cards and practice! Just keep practicing over and over, and you'll finally be able to read parts of the dialouge! Each little dialouge like the one above, will have three sections of vocabulary called "Stufe's" like I said above. - This is only the first part of the Stufe. Once I'm sure everyone has a good feel for it, I'll post up the 2nd Stufe! I know it may seem complicated right now, but don't worry, it's really easy! Bonus: Talyubittu ist der Deutschlehrer. - Who can translate this for me? |
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Thank you Argos :) |
After 5 years of learning German...im pretty much sick of it...mainly because the school forced me to study it :bum: one sentence i will always remember is.. nein vater, i habe schuhe gehort well i think its that.. and means no father, i listened to a shoe again im not sure :D
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I don't understand how someone can take a language for years, and still not know it :-/
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on this one I totally agree with Kyro plus, if the language is difficult it's harder to remember it when you stop practicing :yes: |
hahaha idont undestand what im saying, just some words :laugh:
Thx Talyubittu for all the time your taking doing this :rose: :rose: :rose: |
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Also! - I'm going to have a homework assignement for you guys soon as well! I'll make up a sheet in word and post it here. You will need to complete the exercises and PM them to me! We can keep a running tab of who has the highest score in the thread, and after awhile, I can talk to Forre to see if he'll allow a user status change to somthing like "German Valedictorian" to your user title, and possibly some fancy color changes for your user name! |
Ich kan Deutsh sehr gut sprechen, aber schreiben, mann dass ist blod..
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Talyubittu, I have to say that you make a great job here hehe this chatting lesson was priceless! seriously, it reminds me when I was in secondary school ...good old time |
I think the German language sounds very interesting....it's very intense. I like listening to German speech in films. :p
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