29th September, 2011

Answers to yesterday’s exercise

posted 4 months ago

1. One cup of coffee, please! -> Eine Tasse Kaffee, bitte!

2. No, I don’t drink coffee. -> Nein, ich trinke keinen Kaffee.

3. I prefer tea. -> Ich bevorzuge / trinke lieber / mag lieber Tee.

4. Do you like drinking coffee? -> Trinkst du gern Kaffee?

5. Yes, I do. I love coffee. -> Ja, ich liebe Kaffee.


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28th September, 2011

Who would like to come to the blackboard…

posted 4 months ago

… and translate the following sentences into German:

1. One cup of coffee, please!

2. No, I don’t drink coffee.

3. I prefer tea.

4. Do you like drinking coffee?

5. Yes, I do. I love coffee. 

…?


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13th April, 2011

Answers to yesterday’s exercise

posted 10 months ago

Yesterday’s exercise was all about translating and paying attention to the tenses! :)

1. Ich gehe jetzt nach Hause. -> I’m going home now.

2. Ich ging gestern nach Hause. -> I went home yesterday.

3. Ich bin gestern nach Hause gegangen. -> I’ve gone home yesterday.

The past perfect “I had gone home…” would translate to “Ich WAR .. gegangen”.

4. Ich werde morgen nach Hause gehen. -> I’ll go home tomorrow.


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12th April, 2011

Who would like to come to the blackboard…

posted 10 months ago

… and translate the following sentences:

1. Ich gehe jetzt nach Hause.

2. Ich ging gestern nach Hause.

3. Ich bin gestern nach Hause gegangen.

4. Ich werde morgen nach Hause gehen.

…?


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16th March, 2011

Who would like to come to the blackboard…

posted 11 months ago

… and translate the following sentences into German (give it a shot! :))…

1. I’m looking forward to spring.

2. I really need some sun.

3. The birds are chirping outside.

4. I would like to go for a walk.

5. This spring is going to be great.

…?


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23rd December, 2010

Who would like to come to the blackboard and translate this very famous children’s Christmas song (listen to it here)?

Who would like to come to the blackboard and translate this very famous children’s Christmas song (listen to it here)?



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19th December, 2010

Answers to yesterday’s blackboard translation

posted 1 year ago

“Morgen kommt der Weihnachtsmann, kommt mit seinen Gaben.”

“die Gabe” is an oldfashioned way to say “present”. Maybe you notice the similarity to the verb “geben” which means “to give”.

Santa’s coming tomorrow, coming with his presents.

Listen to the song here!


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