Now German 3.9 | Ich mag… / I like

Now German 3.9 | Ich mag… / I like

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A1 Now German 3.30 | When do you marry? / Wann heiratest du?

Key Vocab heiraten = to get married ich heirate = I get married du heiratest = you get married Dialogue: A: Bald heirate ich. B: Wow, gratuliere! Wann heiratest du? A: Am Freitag. B: Wie schön, Alles Gute! Vocab bald = soon ich heirate = I get married Wow = wow gratuliere = congr ...  Afficher plus

A1 Now German 3.29 | Do you want to… / Möchtest du…

Key Vocab Möchten = to want Dialogue: A: Möchtest du Kaffee trinken? B: Nein danke, Kaffee ist zu bitter. A: Möchtest du Tee trinken? B: Ja gerne. Vocab Du möchtest = you want der Kaffee = the coffee trinken = to drink Nein danke = no thanks er ist = it is zu = too bitter = bitte ...  Afficher plus

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5: Eine Fahrkarte bitte | A ticket please
German Stories - Learn German with Stories (and more)

Numbers 13-22, buy a ticket for public transport, ask politely & verb conjugations singular: (ich) komme, wohne, arbeite. Paul is in a hurry to get to work on time. He needs to buy a ticket for the subway. But the ticket seller takes a lot of time ... The subway train is already ...  Afficher plus

CBG 1:18 | Getting about town
Coffee Break German

In this week’s episode of Coffee Break German you’ll be learning to talk about public transport. In this lesson you’ll learn:

<ul><li>to ask what time the train or bus leaves and arrives;</li><li>to specify which train or bus you’re enquiring about;</li><li>to use a special ...  Afficher plus

CBG 1:19 | Travelling by public transport
Coffee Break German

In this latest episode of Coffee Break German you’ll continue learning to deal with public transport in German. In this lesson you’ll learn:

<ul><li>to talk about train/bus arrival and departure times;</li><li>to ask when buses and trains arrive and depart;</li><li>to ask f ...  Afficher plus

Episode 10 - Particle "de": by (train, bus etc.), means of transportation
Learn Japanese with Masa sensei!

- New words -

ikimasu = go
kimasu = come
kaerimasu = go home, return

gakkou = school
eki = station
ginkou = bank
byouin = hospital
depaato = department store
kojo = factory
kuni = country
hon-ya = book store ...

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