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| Memory Cells. |
- brauchen - to need
der Brief - the letter
da - there
denn - (flavoring wordused in questions)
Deutschland - Germany
fragen - to ask
- der Hund - the dog
mit - with
die Mutter - the mother
nach - to
schreiben - to write
der Sohn - the son
die Tochter - the daughter
der Vater - the father
warum - why
wer - who
wo - where
die Zeitung - the newspaper
| In English, the position of a word in a sentence often determines its function. For example, the sentences "The daughter asks the father" and "The father asks the daughter" have different meanings.In German, on the other hand, the sentences Sie fragt den Vater and Den Vater fragt sie both mean "She asks the father." you will begin to see why. It is important that you memorize the following declensions of der Vater, die Mutter, and das Haus ("the father, the mother, the house,"masculine, feminine, and neuter, respectively). The use of the various cases (nominative, genitive, dative, accusative) will be explained. |
| Nominative der Vater die Mutter das Haus Accusative den Vater die Mutter das Haus Dative dem Vater der Mutter dem Haus(e) Genitive des Vaters der Muter des Hauses |
Few simple words:
das Bett -the bed
ins (zu) Bett gehen -to go to
bed
Deutsch - German
Englisch - English
Französisch - French
die Gitarre - the guitar
das Klavier - the piano
lang - long
Latein - Latin
der Regen - the rain
der Satz - the sentence
Spanisch - Spanish
das Bett -the bed
ins (zu) Bett gehen -to go to
bed
Deutsch - German
Englisch - English
Französisch - French
die Gitarre - the guitar
das Klavier - the piano
lang - long
Latein - Latin
der Regen - the rain
der Satz - the sentence
Spanisch - Spanish
| It happen almost every day for most of us, when we say: "OH..what was her name?..What was that number?,...When I have to call?,..And many things like these. We ask always from our selves, Why it is happening? There are many important things that we forget, and we are wondering Why? Like this challenge that we want to do, Why we forget words, even after ten times reading them? The beautiful things is only some of them, and not all. Some of them we get it in first time, some not even after many times. If we think about only two of them, the one easy to remember and the hard one, we can find a certain LOCK to our pass life. If we think we will find this connection between a happy memory cell and the sad one!! |
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German words frequently take endings that we do not use in English. Verbs, for instance, end
with –en in their infinitive forms. However, despite the German endings (here: -e or -en), you
should be able to easily determine the cognates
with –en in their infinitive forms. However, despite the German endings (here: -e or -en), you
should be able to easily determine the cognates
Dictionary http://dict.tu-chemnitz.de/ Vocabulary http://www.csulb.edu/~ger manol/neu/vocabularyind ex/vocabularyindexG-E.ht m |
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