March 2010
101 posts
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kylewritescode asked: Was ist die Unterschied zwischen die Verben 'einladen' und 'fordern'? Ich dachte, dass einladen ist im Rahmen von 'invite someone to sth.' benutzt, und 'fordern' bedeutet genauso 'to ask'. Danke!
callipygianduchess asked: I've been studying German for 5 years now, but I feel like I just can't get the hang of speaking. I took four years in high school and they didn't concentrate much on speaking, and now that I'm taking my second German class in college, speaking is coming more easily, but it's not coming naturally yet. Maybe because I get too caught up on grammar? Any tips on speaking?
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freakchick asked: About the guy that asked you about english speaking unis in germnay: jacobs univeristy bremen is ALL in english.
www.jacobs-university.de
I did my MSc there.
www.jacobs-university.de
I did my MSc there.
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Anonymous asked: Hallo Babsi,
Was für ein Blog! Ich habe nur eine Frage: Wo kann ich auf Englisch in Deutschland studieren?
Masters oder Bachelors =)
Vielen Dank
Was für ein Blog! Ich habe nur eine Frage: Wo kann ich auf Englisch in Deutschland studieren?
Masters oder Bachelors =)
Vielen Dank
Anonymous asked: Was ist das laengste Wort in der deutschen Sprache? Welches Wort benutzt man oft?
diesehnsucht asked: Hello :) I wanted to say you have a great blog!
And for the person who's looking for an intensive language course in Berlin, I could recommend die Neue Schule (www.neueschule.de). I went there for 10 weeks and it really improved my German! They have classes on every level, also for people who don't know any German yet.
And for the person who's looking for an intensive language course in Berlin, I could recommend die Neue Schule (www.neueschule.de). I went there for 10 weeks and it really improved my German! They have classes on every level, also for people who don't know any German yet.
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Some basic religious vocabulary
An anomynous reader has recently asked me to provide some basic religious / Christian vocabulary. So here’s a small list.
1.) die Wiederauferstehung = resurrection
2.) die Messe (-n) = mass
3.) das Kreuz Christi = the Cross
4.) die Kreuzigung = cruxifiction
5.) Christi Geburt = Nativity
6.) das Gebet (-e) = prayer
7.) beten (reg.) = (to) pray
8.) predigen (reg.) = (to) preach
9.)...
consistentspontaneity asked: Hi! Just wanted to say thanks. Your blog has been one of the inspirations for me to learn German. So, could you recommend me any reputable intensive German programs in Germany, preferably in Berlin? I've never studied German, but I've studied a few other languages abroad. I really believe in language immersion and want to spend 6-8 weeks learning and practicing German. Thanks in advance!
nothingrhymeswith asked: Hallo! Ich komme aus den Philippinen. Deutsch ist meine Lieblingsklasse in der Schule.
I'm thinking of taking up German studies as my minor in college. I think it's such a fun language to learn. I think this site is wonderful. I hope to learn more from this site so i can still practice german even if i'm on vacation. :)
I'm thinking of taking up German studies as my minor in college. I think it's such a fun language to learn. I think this site is wonderful. I hope to learn more from this site so i can still practice german even if i'm on vacation. :)
Anonymous asked: Do Germans use the semicolon often in writing? And if so, is it used the same way as in English (such as connecting two independent clauses, etc.)?
Anonymous asked: My friend has been in Germany for a while, and she made new friends, and she wants me to meet them.. I've been practicing a lot, but what are some common things to say in German when you meet some one for the first time?
shoshannastiglitz asked: Hi there. I was curious as to what context 'du' and 'dich' are used in, and if they're interchangeable. Bitte und danke :)
fritzle asked: I'm so excited to have discovered this Tumblr! You rock! :) I was just wondering if you know of any websites where Americans can purchase any children's shows or Disney movies in German? When I took French, my teacher had The Lion King in French, and I feel like it helped a lot! haha :)
Anonymous asked: What are the main differences between German spoken in Austria and German spoken in Germany?
Love you!
Love you!
obakasan asked: I'm a student who'll be going to Germany in two years time for study abroad. I think that Berlin and Heidelberg are the most popular student choices but I was wondering if you could recommend other cities that would be interesting for a uni student to live in?
Thanks and keep up your amazing work!
Thanks and keep up your amazing work!
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Anonymous asked: Do you know if there's a French tumblr of similar nature to yours?
Anonymous asked: Ich liebe dein Blog! Danke, danke dafuer!
Anonymous asked: I don't speak any German (yet), but do you capitalize nouns? I'm trying to find a pattern in the capitalization. You don't capitalize much in French, so it's a bit baffling to me.
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furioussoundsignifyingnothing asked: I just want to join in and say that I'm really excited to have found you; I've not taken German in about thirteen years if not more and as a language nerd, I want to start practicing again. Mein name ist Viv und ich spreche ein Bissen Deutch. It's lovely to find you.
Anonymous asked: Hello. Please may you help me write a love letter to Daniel Bruhl auf Deutsch? I love him and want to marry him. We could live in Germany together. I wouldn't mind moving over there. Thanks!
obsessedwithdesign asked: weisst du any deutschen recipes ? ahha es tut mir leid fur die Denglisch
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12 ways to say "to have sex" in #German
[WARNING! This post contains content that may not be suitable for children] ;)
Words that are marked with an exclamation point are very rude/slang and shouldn’t be used in public!
1.) Sex haben
2.) miteinander schlafen
3.) Liebe machen
4.) Geschlechtsverkehr haben
5.) es miteinander treiben !
6.) vögeln !
7.) bumsen !
8.) poppen !
9.) pimpern !
10.) nageln !
11.) rammeln !
12.)...
mlebee asked: Hello! I am hosting a German student for 3 weeks at the end of this month. What are some American things that Germans find interesting? This can be food, activities, whatever! I need ideas. Thanks!
Anonymous asked: I saw you post about German Dramas, and I saw that you recommended Faust. We are reading that i my AP German class right now, and we Just got done with Siegfried. I was just wondering if you've read Siegfried and if you enjoyed it. :)
Anonymous asked: I recently read some Bertolt Brecht in a German Literature class at my University. I am studying German and Theatre. What are some German dramas that you could recommend? From any time period would be okay. Thanks!
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theflowershop asked: Hallo :) Ich wohne in Deutschland and I absolutely fail at speaking German. I can understand really well, but I'm so bad at picking up the language! I love your blog and it gives a lot of helpful hints. So vielen dank! :)
Anonymous asked: Got any useful East German vocabulary? I have a test on the DDR coming up!
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ldtmblog-deactivated20101114 asked: Als begeisterte deutsch-Studentin aus England, denke ich, dass diese Seite ausgezeichnet ist. Ich freue mich auf meiner nächsten Besuch nach Deutschland :)
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Die beste und sicherste Tarnung ist immer noch die blanke und nackte Wahrheit....
– Max Frisch
Anonymous asked: vargan eins ten gutten is NOT dutch.. just thought i'd put it out there.
iheartufashionandart asked: i have a friend that sometimes speaks german to me, and i of course never know what he's saying, soo just wondering what does this sentence mean?
vargan eins ten gutten?
thank you :)
vargan eins ten gutten?
thank you :)
Anonymous asked: Warum interessieren Sie sich fuer die deutsche Sprache? Welches Thema interessieren Sie sich besonders?
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Anonymous asked: Hello! I've got to do some literary analysis in German and was wondering if you could give me some useful phrases like "This suggests...", "highlighting that...", "which indicates..."...etc!
Thank you very much :)
Thank you very much :)
Anonymous asked: Hey, I want to study Theology. Was wondering if you could give me some basic Christian and religious vocabulary?
Thank you guys! :D
Thank you guys! :D
thehatmanandrobin asked: Hey, I love your blog! So helpful!
Do you think you could go over the basics of genitive?
Please & Thank you!
Do you think you could go over the basics of genitive?
Please & Thank you!
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Anonymous asked: What do germans usually eat for breakie, lunch and dinner? I know they eat lots of bread and potatoes.
newyorkninja asked: Hallo, I was just wondering if Germany ever had a princess named Nadine. My mom always said she was about to name me after that princess, but I searched and didn't find anything. I hardly know anything about Germany itself. :( Thanks, from Krystal.
tutticolori asked: Ich hab zwar gesehen dass du ein Link zu dem besten Universitäten schon geposted hast, wollte aber nochmal fragen ob da irgendwelche guten Akademien sind. Und da bin ich nich wählerisch. Von Grafik-Design bis zu Bildende Kunst, alles geht.
(Wenn hier irgendwelche grammatische Fehler sind, korrigiere mich bitte. Ich bin im Deutsch nämlich noch nicht fließend....
(Wenn hier irgendwelche grammatische Fehler sind, korrigiere mich bitte. Ich bin im Deutsch nämlich noch nicht fließend....
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Anonymous asked: Warum heisst Ihr Blog "Germanheit"? Was heisst "heit"?
nearperfect asked: Was ist der Unterschied zwischen 'antworten' und 'beantworten'?