Learn German numbers with associations - lesson 10 Accelerate German Lev...

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Welcome to Accelerate German level A1

Do you know the German numbers? 

eins - one

zwei - two

drei - three

vier - four

fünf - five

sechs - six

sieben - seven

acht - eight

neun - nine

zehn - ten

Lets repeat them one
more time in a different way so you never forget them

eins

zwei zitronen

drei with a hairdrier

vier without fear

fünf is smiling because it has two f's

sechs or sex

sieben prosieben

acht is ach plus t

neun - neun und neunzig luftballons

zehn is in zen 'cos it doesn't have an h

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Best learning techniques - Lesson 9 - Accelerate German

German is many considered to be one of the most difficult languages, but that is not true, especially if you know how to learn the language.

In this lesson you are going to learn:

- Learning techniques, that will quadruple the speed of your learning
- New words
- and sum up everything that we have already learned

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German practice for beginners - Lesson 8 -Accelerate German Level A1

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Here is a quick exercise, can you figure it out?

1. Wie heißen Sie?
a) Mein Name ist Meier.
b) Nein, ich bin herr Meier.

2. Heißen Sie Janevski?
a) Nein, ich heiße Meier.
b) Achtung! Herr Meier bitte zur Information.

3. Guten Morgen. Ich heiße Meier. Mein Vorname ist Hans
a) Heißen Sie Peter?
b) Guten Morgen Herr Meier, mein Name ist Schneider, Thomas Schneider.

4. Hallo, ich bin Peter.
a) Hallo, Peter. Ich bin Petra.
b) Guten Tag, Frau Beier.




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German exercise for beginners - Lesson 7 - Accelerate German Level A1

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Here is a quick exercise for learning German

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You have to rearrange the following sentences in the correct order:

-Nein, Mein Vorname ist Tomas.
-Guten Tag. Mein Name ist Meier.
-Moment! Ja, Tomas Meier
-Guten Tag, Herr Meier. Heißen Sie Hans Meier?

Heißen Sie Schwarzenegger? - Lesson 6 Accelerate German Level A1

Do you know what "heißen Sie..?" means?

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Heißen Sie Arnold Schwarzenegger? - Is your name Arnold Schwarzenegger? (Are you called Arnold Schwarzenegger?)

Ja, ich heiße Arnold Schwarzenegger. - Yes, My name is Arnold Schwarzenegger.

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Difference between nach and After - False cognates Lesson 5 Learn German...

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In this lesson it is important to remember that "Das ist..." means "that is..." and "this is..."

Do you know how to say that is Mr. Master Yoda in German?
- Das ist Herr Meister Yoda.

Other important phrases from this lesson

Ich bin... - I am
Mein Vorname ist... - my first name is...
Mein - my
Vorname - Firstname
Mein Nachname ist... - My last name is...

The words Vorname and Nachname are usually difficult to remember for beginners, but in this lesson I explain an easy way to remember these nouns.

The easiest way to remember these two words is:

1. Vorname is a word which is made out of two parts:
    -"Vor" which means "in front of" or "before"
    -Name - name
Vorname literally means the name that is in front.

2. Nachname is also a word which is made out of two parts:
   - "Nach" means After in German
   - "Name" - name
 Nachname literally means the name that is after the name.

So, the correct answer is: Yes, German can be learnt easily if you know how to learn it.

VERY IMPORTANT

DON'T CONFUSE THESE TWO WORDS!!!

FALSE FRIEND NACH and AFTER

In German "Nach" means after, and the word "After" in German means "Anus".
If you are talking to a person in German and you in the moment you forget how to say after, don't say the English word for after, because you can get really misunderstood.

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