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| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Hadampson(m): 8:25am On May 24, 2019 |
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| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Hadampson(m): 12:44pm On May 26, 2019 |
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| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by bintsdeyi: 3:22pm On May 28, 2019 |
Hadampson: Gut, danke, und dir?� |
| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Hadampson(m): 5:42pm On May 28, 2019 |
bintsdeyi: Geht. so, danke. dir. auch.... wann. hast. du. angefangen. deutsch. zu. lernen |
| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Hadampson(m): 5:43pm On May 28, 2019 |
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| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by sassy92(f): 1:33pm On Jun 07, 2019 |
Hello Hadampson I thought to share this here. For understanding the german tenses, I recommend this website https://deutsch.lingolia.com/en/grammar/tenses Very helpful and explanatory, plus with exercises to practice with. Also for those self-learning German and will like to know what level they've attained, take this placement test https://learngerman.dw.com/en/placementDashboard After 2 months of self-learning I'm now ready for A2! 8 Likes 4 Shares
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| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Hadampson(m): 3:52pm On Jun 07, 2019 |
sassy92: That's great.. Gute Arbeit Schwester  And thanks for sharing this with me. I really appreciate |
| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by haykays(m): 5:52pm On Jun 29, 2019 |
Hey, @Hadampson hope you are doing great, this place has been silent for a while. Hope everything is good with you, really following and enjoying your in put here. Hadampson: 1 Like |
| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Hadampson(m): 6:22pm On Jun 29, 2019 |
haykays: I'm doing perfectly fine Bruder. I'm kind of busy one of these days but i will try and update the thread, maybe twice in a week 1 Like |
| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Hadampson(m): 6:24pm On Jun 29, 2019 |
Don't you just love German speaking countries 
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| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Hadampson(m): 7:03pm On Jun 29, 2019 |
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| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Hadampson(m): 11:03am On Jun 30, 2019 |
Continuation on Frage From the previous Lektion on Frage You will see that the usage of most question words in German is very similar to English. Here are some points to take note of I hope i don't get banned again  |
| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Hadampson(m): 11:14am On Jun 30, 2019 |
Wie is used for names and adresses The German interrogative wie(how) is also used when you ask for a name or address: For example ; 1) Wie. ist. dein. Name? - What is your name (informal) 2) Wie. ist. ihre. Telefonnummer? - what is your phone number (formal) 3) Wie. ist. deine. Adresse? - what is your address (informal) Note: It is incorrect to use was in such questions. |
| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Hadampson(m): 11:50am On Jun 30, 2019 |
Use of wo, wohin and woher Note that wo corresponds to the English 'where’. If motion to or from a place is indicated, German always uses wohin or woher For example; 1) Wo. ist. der. Bahnhof? - where is the train station 2) Wo. ist. die. Kirche? - where is the church 3) Wohin. gehst. du. heute. Abend? - where are you going to this evening 4) Woher. kommst. du. gerade? - where have you just come from? |
| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Hadampson(m): 11:59am On Jun 30, 2019 |
How to ask about professions and where you work (1) The most common way in German to ask what somebody does for a living is: Was. sind. Sie. von. Beruf? or was. machst. du. beruflich? which means what do you do for a living? (2) To find out for which company somebody is working, the question in German is: Wo.arbeiten. Sie? - For whom do you work? |
| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Hadampson(m): 2:15pm On Jun 30, 2019 |
Question words in first position The question word occupies the first place in a question. It is followed by the finite verb as the second idea and then the subject For example: Woher. kommen. Sie Woher. = question word Kommen. = finite verb Sie. = subject I hope you get the drift  |
| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Hadampson(m): 2:22pm On Jun 30, 2019 |
Yes and no questions in detail The second type of question can be answered by a simple ‘yes’ or ‘no’. As you can see, it does not need a question word. Instead the finite verb moves into the first position: For example: Kommt. Chriswaso aus. Syrien Another example is Trinkst. du. gern |
| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Hadampson(m): 7:02am On Jul 02, 2019 |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpBPaDI5IgI This is for those who don't know how to pronounce each German letter properly |
| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Hadampson(m): 7:05am On Jul 02, 2019 |
| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Hadampson(m): 7:16am On Jul 02, 2019 |
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5QyCnFPRx0GxaFjdAVkx7K9TfEklY4sg Guys, everything you need to know as a beginner (Anfänger) is on this playlist. Everything in A1 level is there Take your time to study German language and practice because practice makes perfection. If you don't have megabytes, you can opt for night plan #25 for 250 everyday. If you do that for 30 days, that should be #750. |
| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Xeexeex: 9:41am On Jul 08, 2019 |
Hadampson: Hadampson I'm feeling your posts on Germany and I'm following them properly. Please I need some info about Aachen city and Rwth Aachen university |
| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Hadampson(m): 9:23pm On Aug 17, 2019 |
Xeexeex: I have shared the ones i got on the living in Germany thread. Check it out Bruder |
| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Hadampson(m): 1:27pm On Aug 21, 2019 |
Separable verb What is a separable verb? These are verbs which are made up of two parts: a prefix and the infinitive of a verb. * For example: auf + stehen → aufstehen means to get up. Comparison with English Separable verbs are comparable to English phrasal verbs, which consist of an infinitive plus an adverb or preposition: ‘to get up’, ‘to get on’ etc. Important separable verbs Separable verbs are quite frequent in German. Here are some of the most important ones: abfahren - to depart anrufen - to call/phone aufräumen - to tidy up einkaufen - to go shopping ausgehen - to go out abwaschen - to do the washing up anfangen - to start einladen - to invite 1 Like |
| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by BelieverDE: 8:33pm On Nov 27, 2019 |
Thanks for your inputs here, Hadampson. 1 Like |
| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Hadampson(m): 8:47am On Mar 08, 2020 |
Das ist witzig
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| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Hadampson(m): 9:05am On Mar 08, 2020 |
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| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Hadampson(m): 9:41am On Mar 08, 2020 |
Separable verb continuation Below you will see some other types of word which can be combi ned with verbs. These combinations are mostly written as two separate words and behave like separable verbs: For example; •Noun + verb combination Ski fahren which means to ski Ich fahre gern Ski [Color=red]•lnfinitive + verb combination[/color] kennenlernen which means to meet or get to know Meine Mutter möchte dich kennenlernen (my mother wants to meet you) Another example is Spazieren gehen which means to go for a walk Für Beispiel, Er geht jeden Tag spazieren. (He goes for a walk every day) |
| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by ridboy94(m): 6:07pm On Apr 05, 2020 |
Following with commitment ��� |
| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by ridboy94(m): 6:13pm On Apr 05, 2020 |
Hadampson: I must commend you sir for a job well done. Your lessons are quite explanatory and precise. I’m currently learning German too and I hope to run my masters program in Germany. I’m a Corp member and will be done by October so I’m trying as much as possible to learn so it’d make my admission to Germany easier. |
| Re: Deutsch Lernen Mit Hadampson... Learning German With Hadampson by Hadampson(m): 5:15pm On Apr 06, 2020 |
ridboy94: Bro, don't put all your eggs in one basket. Germany isn't easy to enter like before. You can try Germany and some other countries in Europe like Austria (they speak Austrian German) or Switzerland (German is the prominent language over there) Now is the time to gather information. Just check the thread and click follow. Start from the beginning and read everything till you reach the last page. I wish you good luck in your endeavours |
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