The course becomes a suffer for me because my throat hurts. I don't know exactly why, but I feel uncomfortable after a few talking. I drank cola every 10 minute to make myself feel better, which make my classmates think I'm addicted to it.
Okay, weekend is two days away, just hang on.
The course started with listening practice, the words we heard are names of place in Stuttgart, which I find a good idea for it helps us get familiar with this city. But I suck at this practice. Anyway, for pronunciation I only note TH could also pronounced as "t".
More questions on personal information
-Wie alt ist du? ( How old are you)
-Was ist sie von Beruf? ( What does she do for job)
-Sie haben zwei Kinder. ( They have two kids)
-Ist sie verheiratet? ( Is she married)
-Wie viele Kinder hat sie? ( How many kids does she have)
-Was sind Ihr/Sein Hobbeys? ( What are her/his hobbys)
-Ich weiß nicht. ( I don't know ) very useful on class :-)
-Entschuldigung! (sorry)
-Macht nichts.
So "wie" has the meaning of "how", "was" means "what", "woher" or "wo" means "where", "wer" means "who". Perhaps you will notice in changing forms of the verbs, it is one big theme in learning German, the gender of words, we just got in touch with it. I will write it when the teacher introduce it systematically.
Then comes a huge wave of new words.
wald [forest] die karte [can be used for map or card] postleitzahl [postcode] Ort [place] klein [small]
Landwirt(e) [farmer] die Briefmarke [stamp] die Postkarten [postcard] die Hauptstadt [capital]
die Alpen [take a guess :)] nicht [not] zusammen [together] werdeul [become] der Neckar [name of river]
aber [but] morgen [morning&tomorrow] jetzt [now] ledig [single] verheiratet [married] kaufen [buy]
verkaufen [sell] lernen [learn] studieren [study] unterrichten [teach] physiker geschieden [divorced]
struktur [structure] mal [multiply] partnert [coupled, didn't found it in dictionary] durch [divide]
verwitwet [widowed] falsch [false] richtig [right] die studenten addieren [verb add] subtrahieren
multiplizieren dividieren schluss [end] heute [today] zählen [count] möchen [want] schüler [pupil]
stück [piece] die zahl [number]
Okay, weekend is two days away, just hang on.
The course started with listening practice, the words we heard are names of place in Stuttgart, which I find a good idea for it helps us get familiar with this city. But I suck at this practice. Anyway, for pronunciation I only note TH could also pronounced as "t".
More questions on personal information
-Wie alt ist du? ( How old are you)
-Was ist sie von Beruf? ( What does she do for job)
-Sie haben zwei Kinder. ( They have two kids)
-Ist sie verheiratet? ( Is she married)
-Wie viele Kinder hat sie? ( How many kids does she have)
-Was sind Ihr/Sein Hobbeys? ( What are her/his hobbys)
-Ich weiß nicht. ( I don't know ) very useful on class :-)
-Entschuldigung! (sorry)
-Macht nichts.
So "wie" has the meaning of "how", "was" means "what", "woher" or "wo" means "where", "wer" means "who". Perhaps you will notice in changing forms of the verbs, it is one big theme in learning German, the gender of words, we just got in touch with it. I will write it when the teacher introduce it systematically.
Then comes a huge wave of new words.
wald [forest] die karte [can be used for map or card] postleitzahl [postcode] Ort [place] klein [small]
Landwirt(e) [farmer] die Briefmarke [stamp] die Postkarten [postcard] die Hauptstadt [capital]
die Alpen [take a guess :)] nicht [not] zusammen [together] werdeul [become] der Neckar [name of river]
aber [but] morgen [morning&tomorrow] jetzt [now] ledig [single] verheiratet [married] kaufen [buy]
verkaufen [sell] lernen [learn] studieren [study] unterrichten [teach] physiker geschieden [divorced]
struktur [structure] mal [multiply] partnert [coupled, didn't found it in dictionary] durch [divide]
verwitwet [widowed] falsch [false] richtig [right] die studenten addieren [verb add] subtrahieren
multiplizieren dividieren schluss [end] heute [today] zählen [count] möchen [want] schüler [pupil]
stück [piece] die zahl [number]
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