German/Lesson 15

<< Lektion 11 | Lektion 12 | Lektion 13 >> | Vokabeln German Englishsich verabreden to make a date Chat Internet Chatkennenlernen [kennengelernt] to get to know someone [Partizip Perfekt von kennenlernen]das Foto Photograph / Picturesehen [gesehen] to see [Partizip Perfekt von "sehen"]vielleicht perhapsgefallen to please someone (with dative) er gefällt ihr She likes him (he pleases her, literally) Kröpcke The name of Hanover's biggest subway station. U-Bahn subway die größte greatest (feminine here) die Station the station aussteigen getting off (a train, investment etc.) täglich daily betreten to enter Hunderte hundreds diese female form of "this" der Schüler, die Schüler(pl) "pupil" (British engl.) der Student student der Angestellte Clerk der Rentner, die Rentner(pl) pensioner studieren to study im Moment currently ledig a person not having a partner gehen to go Rolltreppe escalator die Stufe stair fahren to drive (often specializing from engl. to travel towards) währenddessen "during this" schauen look ihre her (form for female possessions of a female person) verlassen to leave verlassen Partizip Perfekt von "verlassen" eine andere another (feminine object) bereits already der Fahrgast passenger die Fahrgäste passengers (pl) aufstehen to stand up aufgestanden Partizip Perfekt von "aufstehen" ausgestiegen Partizip Perfekt von "aussteigen" die Ebene level/plateau weitergehen to go on sie geht weiter she goes on das Sonnenlicht sunlight die Richtung direction Richtung Sonnenlicht towards sunlight die Passarelle passage way führen lead Hauptbahnhof central station (in most German cities this is in the city centre) Richtung Hauptbahnhof in direction of the central station links left rechts right locken tempt (not to confuse with "die Locken" = locks, curls!!) das Schaufenster display window die Schaufenster plural of "das Schaufenster" das Geschäft the shop die Geschäfte the shops der Geschäfte of the shops nach einer Weile After a while erreichen reach erreicht Partizip Perfekt von erreichen die zum Hauptbahnhof führt that leads to the central station German Englishguten tag good day mein arm my armschmerzt it's painingwie bitte why? gestern yesterday die Wunde woundder Arzt doctor auf Widersehen good byeApotheke pharmacy _ _ _ _ (The plural article is always "die".)German Der Körper The Body German singular German plural Englishder KörperKörperbodyder KopfKöpfeheaddas GesichtGesichterfacedas AugeAugeneyedas OhrOhreneardie NaseNasennoseder MundMündermouthder ZahnZähnetooth German singular German plural Englishdie SchulterSchulternshoulderder ArmArmearmder EllenbogenEllenbogenelbowdie HandHändehandder finger finger fingerder FingernagelFingernägelfingernaildas BeinBeinelegdas KnieKniekneedie WadeWadenwasteder FußFüßefootdie WundeWundenwounddie NarbeNarbenscar GermanEnglishder Hunddogder Schäferhundsheepdogder Wolfwolfder Fuchsfoxder Welpepuppydie Katzecatmasc. der Katerdie Mausmousealso for computer mousedas Kaninchenrabbitcoll. Karnickelder Hasebunny, harecoll. Mümmelmanndas Eichhörnchensquirrelder Biberbeaverder Siebenschläferfat dormouseIn Germany, June 27 is Siebenschläfertagder Bärbearder Braunbärbrown bearder Hirschdeerdas Rentierrendeerdie Fledermausbatder luchslynxder Seehundsealdie Kuhcowder Ochseoxder Bullebulldie Ziegegoatdas Kalbcalfdas Pferdhorsearch. Rossdas Fohlencoltdas Schafsheep Grammatik Adjectives are words that describe nouns. Most adjectives are stand-alone words; however, present and past participles can also be used as adjectives. Numbers are also adjectives, though they do not decline. Adjectives may be either predicate or attributive. Predicate adjectives are adjectives connected to a noun through a verb known as a copula. Those verbs in German are sein (to be), werden (to become), and bleiben (to remain). Other verbs, such as machen and lassen impart a predicate adjective onto an accusative object. Predicate adjectives are never inflected. Adverbs based on adjectives (remember last lesson)are one of the simplest parts of German grammar. Any adjective can be used as an adverb simply by placing its uninflected form within the sentence, usually towards the end. The examples below can describe both of Adjectives and Adverbs. Ich bin noch schuler. (I am still student .) Trotz des Streites bleiben wir "freunde" . (Despite the argument we remain friends.) Ich werde "früh". (I am getting happy.) Die alte Milch wird dich krank machen. (The old milk will make you sick.) .Now try to translate the following sentences into English according to what you've learned about Adjectives and Adverbs : Lukas wird faul wir bleiben freunde für einen 12 jahren. Antworten> 100%