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About.com Mot du jour IV

2012-04-01

Laura Lawless' word of the day

About.com Mod du jour III

2012-03-18

Laura Lawless' word of the day

About.com Mot du jour II

2012-03-11

Mots du jour from Laura K Lawless at about.com

About.com Mot du jour I

2012-03-01

Laura Lawless vocabulary

German for Beginners Lesson 6: Getting to know the country and the people

2010-11-02

Land und Leute kennenlernen. Getting to know the country and the people

German for Beginners Lesson 7 and 8 German Numbers and Counting

2010-11-02

The numbers and counting in German. Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers, Dates

German for Beginners Lesson 3 Nouns and Gender

2010-11-01

German nouns, definite articles, INDEFINITE ARTICLEs, possessive adjectives

German for Beginners Lesson 5: Adjectives and Colors

2010-11-01

Adjective Endings in the nominative (subject) case:

With definite article (der, die, das). German Colorful expressions and Idioms

German for Beginners: Lesson 1

2010-10-29

Below you'll find a collection of common, everyday German greetings (Grüße) and pleasantries (Nettigkeiten). Be aware that German makes a clear distinction between formal and familiar forms of expression (Sie/formal 'you' versus du/first name, fam. 'you'). Phrases marked "familiar" or "casual" should only be used in informal, first-name situations. German alphabet and pronunciation.

German for Beginners Lesson 15 - Von Kopf bis Fuß

2010-08-16

From Head to Toe - Parts of the Body in German In this lesson we introduce: (1) vocabulary related to parts of the body (Körperteile) and talking about your health (die Gesundheit) and how you feel, (2) expressions related to that vocabulary and (3) the grammar of the dative reflexive case.

German for Beginners Lesson 15.2 - Wo tut’s weh? Where does it hurt?

2010-08-16

This is the continuation of lesson 15.1 vocabulary related to parts of the body, plus phrases for talking about your health and how you feel.

German for Beginners Lesson 15.3 - The Dative Reflexive From Head to Toe (Part 3)

2010-08-16

In this section we examine the dative reflexive, and particularly how it's used with the vocabulary in this lesson. Since reflexive verb forms are used frequently in German and have very practical, everyday applications, you need to learn them. (Also see Reflexive Verbs and the other parts of this lesson.) Note that only two pronouns (ich and du) show any difference from the accusative reflexive forms in the dative reflexive. But since those two pronouns are very often used in the dative reflexive, it is important to know them.

German for Beginners- Lesson 16 The 3 German Verbs for “to know”

2010-08-16

The two main German verbs that mean "to know" are kennen and wissen. A third verb, können, is a modal verb that usually means "to be able" or "can" — but in certain situations can also mean "to know."

German for Beginners Lesson 13 Essen und Trinken

2010-06-29

Essen und Trinken - Eating and drinking, buying groceries. The table setting in German. This lesson introduces: (1) food words and vocabulary for eating, drinking and grocery shopping, (2) expressions related to those topics and (3) related German grammar.

German for Beginners Lesson 14 Berufe - Occupations in German.

2010-06-29

More on the accusative case and accusative prepositions. This lesson introduces: (1) vocabulary related to occupations and trades, (2) expressions related to that vocabulary and (3) the grammar of accusative prepositions.