Ich heiße MsFaith

Baronnaire:

Nicht richtig, es ist Ja.

that's right,keep it flowing. vielen dank!

MsFaith:
Ich heiße MsFaith

Willkommen(welcome).

what is "I love you in German

babyfaceafrica:
what is "I love you in German

Ich liebe dich.

MsFaith:
Following.........but don't you think video classes will be better?

already working out a way to enhance pronunciation and speaking of the language.

German4beginner:
already working out a way to enhance pronunciation and speaking of the language.

Good one G4b�

Baronnaire:


Thats is correct but informal

Formally, you should say, Ich heiße Emmy Blaqie (I am called Emmy Blaqie)

Tnx for d correction.

can we start already please, ich heibe afolabi oluwaseun, danke

Yes,we will continue with our conversation. I'm given us enough time to make sure we study and know the glossary very well.

Lasst uns anfangen>>>
German: Und woher kommen Sie? [Unt voher kommen zi] English: And where do you come from?
German: Ich komme aus Hamburg. [Ich komme aus Hamburk]. English: I come from Hamburg.
German: kennen Sie Hamburg? [kennen zi: Hamburk]. English: Do you know Hamburg?
German: Ja, ich mag Hamburg sehr. [Ya, ich ma:k Hamburk ze:a] English: Yes, I like Hamburg very much.
German: Hamburg ist eine schöne Stadt. [Hamburk ist aine schöne stadt] English: Hamburg is a nice city.

Glossary.
*Und - And. *kommen - To come. *Aus - From. *kennen - To know. *mag - Like. *ist - is. *schöne - Nice. * Stadt - city/town.
Danke.

Guten Morgen,alle zusammen.(Good morning everyone).
Hast du eine gute Nacht gehabt?(How was your night).

We are going to study the German Alphabet today(Das Alphabet)

Make sure you study the previous lessons for easy learning. Danke!

Invite your friends to join us as well,Learning/speaking german is very interesting.

Lasst uns anfangen(let us begin)

Das Alphabet (The Alphabet).

The German alphabet has 26 characters just like English alphabet and 4 special letters(ä,ö,ü,ß) with double dots called Umlauts (die Umlaute).

Aa (ah) - der Apfel (The Apple).
Bb (beh) - das Buch (The Book).
Cc (tseh) - die Chemie (The Chemistry).
Dd (deh) - die Decke (The Ceiling).
Ee (eh) - das Eis (The Ice).
Ff (eff) - der Füller (The Fountain pen).
(geh) - das Geld (The Money).
Hh (haa) - das Haus (The House).
Ii (eeh) - der Igel ( The Hedgehog).
Jj (yot) - der Jäger ( The Hunter).
Kk (kah) - das Kind ( The Child).
Ll (ell) - die Lehrer (The male teacher).
Mm (em) - der Mann (The Man).
Nn (en) - die Nummer (The Number).
Oo (oh) - der Opa (The Grandpa).
Pp (peh) - der Park (The park).
Qq (koo) - die Qualle (The Jellyfish).
Rr (er) - der Regen (The Rain).
Ss (ess) - der Stuhl (The chair).
Tt (teh) - der Tisch (The table).
Uu (uh) - die Uhr (The clock).
Vv (fow) - der Vater (The Father).
Ww (veh) - die Wand (The Wall).
Xx (ix) - das Xylophon (The Xylophone).
Yy (uep-si-lohn) - der Yeti ( The Yeti).
Zz (tset) - der Zug ( The Train).

The 4 special letters are;

Ää (ah) - der Ägypter ( The Egyptian).
Öö (oh) - das Öl (oil).
Üü (uh) - die Überraschung (Surprise).
ß (ess ) - der Fuß (The foot).

You can notice my continuous use of Der, Die and Das in the Alphabets,they are known as the Definite Articles. we are going to study all about them tomorrow.

Bis bald(See you soon). Gute Nacht(Good night).

Guten Morgen!
Today's update coming soon.

German4beginner:
Ja,Richtig(Correct)

richtig means correct?

hernandson:
richtig means correct?

Ja(yes)

MsFaith:
Following.........but don't you think video classes will be better?

Duolingo is a good app for you if you have enough data,thank me later, also gives room to learn other languages with all you need

German4beginner:
Lasst uns anfangen>>>
German: Und woher kommen Sie? [Unt voher kommen zi] English: And where do you come from?
German: Ich komme aus Hamburg. [Ich komme aus Hamburk]. English: I come from Hamburg.
German: kennen Sie Hamburg? [kennen zi: Hamburk]. English: Do you know Hamburg?
German: Ja, ich mag Hamburg sehr. [Ya, ich ma:k Hamburk ze:a] English: Yes, I like Hamburg very much.
German: Hamburg ist eine schöne Stadt. [Hamburk ist aine schöne stadt] English: Hamburg is a nice city.

w is pronounced as v isn't it

hernandson:
w is pronounced as v isn't it

ja.

German4beginner:
Ja(yes)

alles Klar, danke

Nice one

hernandson:
alles Klar, danke

Bitte schön. (you're welcome).

German4beginner:
Bitte schön. (you're welcome).

hmmm bitte is please, your welcome is gern geschehen

hernandson:
hmmm bitte is please, your welcome is gern geschehen

It can also be use that way,for formal appreciation. bitteschön.

permsec reporting for duty.

ich been looking for a german language tutor. because ich liebe deutschland!!!!

i have various articles i downloaded from the youtube, but the use of die and das has been the issue.

certain objects require masculine approach, while some na woman. imagine using her for a cat.

I hope to learn from this thread sha........ Big ups to OP. Danke herr german4beginner