November 2009
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10 ways to say "to talk" in #German
1.) sprechen 2.) reden 3.) quatschen 4.) labern 5.) ratschen 6.) sich unterhalten 7.) quasseln 8.) plaudern 9.) schwatzen 10.) tratschen
Nov 30th
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Nov 29th
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Nov 28th
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Nov 27th
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ListenHow to pronounce the following German cities -...
Nov 26th
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10 ways to say "to work" in #German
1.) arbeiten 2.) ackern 3.) schuften 4.) malochen 5.) Lebensunterhalt verdienen (in the sense of (to) make a living) 6.) Brötchen verdienen (in the sense of (to) make a living) 7.) schaffen 8.) schinden 9.) tätig sein 10.) werkeln
Nov 25th
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Some German loan words Part 2
Part 1 Here are some more German loan words :) 1.) der Kindergarten 2.) der Kitsch 3.) die Wanderlust 4.) das Waldsterben 5.) die Angst
Nov 24th
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Nov 23rd
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Who wants to come to the blackboard...
… and name a German “Bundesland” (Federal Land/State) - example “Bavaria”?
Nov 22nd
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“Ist das Leben nicht hundert Mal zu kurz, sich in ihm - zu langweilen? (Is life...”
–  Friedrich Nietzsche
Nov 21st
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Nov 20th
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ListenHow to pronounce some German cities - Part 1 :) ...
Nov 19th
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Some German loan words Part 1
The English langauge has borrowed a couple of words that originate from German. In German, these are actually used, too. Here are a couple of important loan words which you’ll probably recognize: 1.) der Doppelgänger 2.) der Poltergeist 3.) der Übermensch 4.) der Zeitgeist 5.) der Rucksack
Nov 18th
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Who would like to come to the blackboard....
and tell me what you would like me to post more on GermanHeit - any suggestions, wishes, complaints?
Nov 17th
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Nov 16th
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Zungenbrecher
I’ve already introduced you to some German tongue twisters - but here are some more to have fun with! :D egyptianreggae: some german tonguetwisters. i mainly posted this for bearsimjealousof because he likes to speak in german. Acht alte Ameisen assen am Abend Ananas. Eight old ants ate pineapple in the evening. Allergischer Algerier, algerischer Allergiker. Allergic Algerian, Algerian...
Nov 15th
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Nov 14th
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Nov 13th
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10 ways to say "to kiss" in German
1.) küssen 2.) knutschen 3.) busseln 4.) busserln 5.) abküssen 6.) abschmatzen 7.) abbusseln 8.) schnäbeln 9.) Bussi geben 10.) Kuss geben
Nov 12th
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Survival phrases 6
Hatschi! I hope most of you haven’t caught a cold yet… I’m about to - I can already feel it :S Here are some survival phrases / vocabulary for you: Ich habe eine Erkältung. / Ich bin erkältet. = I have a cold. Ich habe Schnupfen. = I have a runny / stuffed nose. Ich habe Husten. = I have a cough. Ich habe Halsschmerzen. = I have a sore throat. der Hustensaft = cough syrup ...
Nov 11th
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Nov 10th
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Nov 9th
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Nov 9th
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Ich habe eine Frage an meine deutschen Freunde
I suppose some of you are having a similar problem, so maybe this helps! “wenn” is used in the sense of both “when(ever)” (a) and “if” (b) as well as for expressing something that happens in the future (c). a) Wenn es regnet, bleibe ich zu Hause. b) Wenn ich im Lotto gewinne, werde ich reich sein. c) Wenn wir morgen aufwachen, wird die Sonne scheinen. ...
Nov 8th
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Who wants to come to the blackboard...
… and name a city that is in the area of the former GDR/DDR (German Democratic Republik / Deutsche Demokratische Republik)?
Nov 7th
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ListenNumbers from 0-10 Numbers from 11-20 Ok, the...
Nov 6th
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Nov 5th
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Nov 4th
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10 ways to say "to sleep" in German
1.) schlafen 2.) pennen 3.) schlummern 4.) knacken 5.) ratzen 6.) ein Nickerchen machen 7.) sich auf’s Ohr legen 8.) ruhen 9.) die Augen schonen 10.) zu Bett gehen
Nov 3rd
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“If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough.”
– Albert Einstein
Nov 2nd
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Nov 1st
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