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Alphabet
- i ee r ehr
a ah j yoht s ess
b bay k kah t tay
c tsay l el u oo
d day m em v fow
e ay n en w vay
f eff o oh x eeks
g gay p pay y irp-se-lon
h hah q koo z tset
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Try to practicing how to pronounce these letters in a German word. The main point here like all over these lessens are, to use time and learn as much as possible in shorter time. Most of us don't have enough time to sit at a table, with head all concentrated to books and other learning material. We assume that you are like us, working, having many things to do during one single day, even when you go to any class your head is out there some place . Most of the learning material that they give it to you is the same that all other people with all different character and background will receive. So we will try these things: We have to find all possible ways to learn different things at the same time, as we don't have it too much. We will try to find our strong points in learning and memorizing, any person has several ways of them. We believe that any person has unlimited capacity, that in many wrong ways are wasted. Learning German language can be our challenge to find out how we can use all our power, when it is concentrated in a particular manner on one subject. We like many of you don't think that a separate and isolated thing exist in this world, so also language is the same. We will try to keep those locks to the real world when we want to learn any thing. We Can Not Learn Only For Learning. There should be many reasons for that. More powerful these reasons are, much easier we learn. For now, Try to use these letters while you learn some useful words in German. |
- nein - no
nicht - not
sein - to be
spielen - to play
und - and
was? - what?
zu Hause - at home
aber- but
auch - also, too
bleiben - to stay, remain
Fußball - soccer
gehen - to go
gleich - right away
haben - to have
das Haus - the house
Hunger haben - to be hungry
ja - yes
jetzt - now
krank - sick
machen - to do, make
nach Hause - home(as adestination)
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The list below compares the German consonants with their
English counter¬parts. Please note that we are dealing here
with the letters only and not with their pronunciation. The
pronunciation of two identical letters in German and English may
be a bit different (e.g. German Japan is pronounced like
"yapan").
English counter¬parts. Please note that we are dealing here
with the letters only and not with their pronunciation. The
pronunciation of two identical letters in German and English may
be a bit different (e.g. German Japan is pronounced like
"yapan").
Dictionary http://dict.tu-chemnitz.de/ Vocabulary http://www.csulb.edu/~ger manol/neu/vocabularyind ex/vocabularyindexG-E.ht m |
gender, and we refer to the person as he; a female person is feminine in gender and we refer to the person as she. All things are neuter and we refer to each thing as it. However, some people sometimes personify things such as cars, ships etc., and refer to them as she. Thus: she (the car) is really fast. She (the ship) is an ocean liner. In German the matter of grammatical gender is quite different. Gender does not depend entirely on sex. The noun for a male is generally (though not always) masculine and takes the definite article der, the noun for a female is generally (though not always) feminine and takes the definite article die. Things are not always neuter. Some are masculine, some are feminine, and some are neuter and take the definite article das. DEFINITE ARTICLES MASCULINE NEUTER FEMININE PLURAL der das die die INDEFINITE ARTICLES MASCULINE NEUTER FEMININE PLURAL ein ein eine keine |
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