Lesson 19: Numbers 1-10

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 ... Show More

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 ... Show More

Key Vocab Arbeiten = to work die Arbeit = the work Dialogue: A: Was arbeitest du? B: Ich bin Lehrer. Und du? A: Ich bin Bäcker. Magst du deine Arbeit? B: Ja, ich mag meine Arbeit. Vocab was = what du arbeitest = you work ich bin = I am der Lehrer = the teacher und = and der Bäcke ... Show More

The command form or Imperativ in German is used differently and much more frequently than it is in English. So, this lesson is as much a cultural lesson as it is a grammatical one. Review the transcript, study the lesson and do the quizzes: www.newsinslowgerman.com/series/guts/6/ ... Show More

This first lesson is full of information, so we made sure to lay it out step-by-step. It may seem like a lot of information, but by the end of this first lesson you will know everything you need to know to understand and create your own basic German sentences. Make sure to review ... Show More

One of the most noteworthy things about learning German is one particular aspect: the many different words we have for the article the. You may find this mind-blowing, frustrating, or even entertaining. Maybe all three! You will likely decide what you think of this by the end of ... Show More

In this lesson, you will learn about the common mistakes and how to correct them for the following ten keywords:AppointmentComprehensiveNoonFruitContainAlarmMeasurementSeveralDishKeep on 

As mentioned in lesson 13, there are four cases in German. The cases refer to the very specific ways we must speak about anything in German. The four cases are the Nominative, the Accusative, the Dative, and the Genitive. In German, these cases are called Nominativ, Akkusativ, Da ... Show More

In this episode I will be providing you with the numbers 1 through 20 and translating them to Greek. Hope you enjoy 

<p>This is the last lesson in ‘Unit 1′ of Learn Persian with Chai and Conversation. In this lesson, we review all the materials learned before, and learn some extra vocabulary that will help you to communicate effectively in the Persian language! Congratulations on reaching the e ... Show More

In this lesson, we learn how to talk a little bit about school. 

This is one of the most important points in German, and the German language is (in)famous for its endings, so you've likely heard of them already. Here you want to be sure to take small steps and you want to avoid trying to learn all the endings in all the cases all at once. It b ... Show More