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||Wassermelone||
||die Wassermelone, Wassermelonen||
||die Wassermelone, die Wassermelonen||
Yes!!!
||die Honigmelone, ...melonen||
||die Ananas, Ananas||
||Die Anana?||
||die Ananas, Ananas||
Gibt es ein "melone"?
||die Ananas, Ananas(se)||
Rock melon?
wait.. what fruit is die ananas
Cantaloupe and honey melon are 2 different melons for me
Apt name
I just learned about rock melons now
So a rock melon is a cantaloupe?
There aren't that many differnt kinds of melons available in germany, so i'm not sure
That's cool
||die Ananas, Ananas(se)||
die Ana👃
||die Weintraube, ...trauben||
die Trauben
What is Traube vs. Weintraube?
||die Tomate, Tomaten||
||die Tomate, Tomaten||
||der Pfirsich, Pfirsiche||
||die Pfirsich, Pfirsiche||
check gender
that is hard to pronounce
i think it's ich laut
I can't pronounce it well Lol
(Pf=F in most regions in Germany)
||die Aprikose, Aprikosen||
what what fruit is this?
I don't even know what an apricot is 😅
||🇦🇹 die Marille, Marillen||
I guess Turkish
In spanish its albaricoque
I have a tree, they taste great
Everything fine here!
easy one
||die Mango, Mangos||
I guess its the same
||Die Mango?||
||die Mango, Mangos||
Gibt es vielen Mangos in Deutschland?
||die Kirsche, Kirschen||
I dont think so
@hybrid ore eher selten
||Die Kirche?||
MAngos need a near-tropical climate
Rule of thumb is a lot of feminine words end in E but not always
it says "stream paused" on my side so i wasn't aware we moved on
||Die Kirsche||
what fruit is this?
I have a mango tree too!
cherry
oh boy those 1 letter different words are gonna be the end of me
Süß-/Sauerkirsche (for eating directly/for conserving, making jam or marmelade)
Was zum Teufel? Man isst sauer Kirsche?
||die Erdbeere, Erdbeeren||
Your pronunciation is amazing! 😱
die erdbeeren?
Beere?
||Die Erdbeere, Erdbeeren?||
||die Erdbeere, Erdbeeren||
@fiery dagger selten direkt vom Baum, aber eingemachte Kirschen sind fast alles Sauerkirschen
like Earth berry?
||die Himbeere, Himbeeren||
||die Himbeere, ...beeren||
ja das weiss ich nicht
||die Brombeere, Brombeeren||
Was bedeutet Brom?
bramble
same root word as "brambles"
||die Blaubeere, Blaubeeren||
die blaubeere
Blaubeere!
Was bedeutet Brom?
@fiery dagger Brom kommt aus "Bramo" (Althochdeutsch) und bedeutet Dornstauch
same root word as "brambles"
@cobalt forum Makes sense, thank you
||die Heidelbeere, ...beeren||
@fiery dagger Brom kommt aus "Bramo" (Althochdeutsch) und bedeutet Dornstauch
@drifting surge noch nie gehört, man lernt immer was neues
Etymologien sind interessant 😄
"aus der Heide (engl. heath)"
👆
Thank you
Its easier to remember these names like that
At least for me
Yea when its something-berry
||die Pflaume, Pflaumen||
||die Avocado, Avocados||
is it just ||die Avocado?||
||die Avo(k/c)ado, Avo(k/c)ados||
In Deutschland sind sie Teuer? Sind sie gut?
doch
relativ teuer, da sie noch nicht lange in Deutschland verkauft werden und bei Hipstern beliebt sind
keine Ahnung
is that a grapefruit?
weintraubenobst
||die Grapefruit/die Pampelmuse||
||Die traubenobst||
||die grapefruit||
awh :c
Oh similar to French pamplemousse
guessing Pampelmuse in the "napoleonic west"
||Die Aubergine?||
||Eierpflanze||
||Eierpflanze||
@fiery dagger thats what i was thinking
||die Aubergine, Auberginen||
heck yeah hit me with more french words
try to pronounce it as close to french as you can 😉
heck yeah hit me with more french words
@trim ferry Lmao
yes it's Orange in french
they even adopt the nasal vowels
They should just spell it Oranje
geen nederlands
@trim ferry also as close to french as you can manage (Orangsche otherwise)
||die Papaya, Papayas||
||die Papaya, die Papayas||
||Die papaya, die Papayas|| >:o
Passion fruit has smooth skin
||die Passionsfrucht, ...früchte||
Passion fruit is like a shell of slimy seeds
||die Drachenfrucht, ...früchte||
Ive picked yellow ones from the forest in brazil!
do they taste nice? :/
do they taste nice? :/
@hasty spire Oh yeeeah
Its like its filled with frog eggs
in Germany you'll probably find them only as an ingredient in fruit yoghurt
Its like its filled with frog eggs
@fiery dagger i-
Frog eggs are less sweet tho
I can't say I've ever eaten frog eggs
||die passionsfrucht is that correct? ||
in german it seems to be stressed on "cu"
German is cursed
It looks like a lychee from the picture
die Mara(k/c)uja
I don't know if rambutan is something different
@fiery dagger 😂
||die Lit(s)chi, Lit(s)chis||
I would guess ||Die litchi||
I dont even know what that fruit is called tbh
😂
||die Granate/Granaten??||
||der Granatapfel, ...äpfel||
where did the "Apfel" come from lmao
Pomme is apple too
really?
Yea in frenchsie
it looks like one
"Granate" would mean "grenade" right?
i didnt know that
i couldn't name any more fruits
is it because the word endings is why they the apple and peach are masculine?
faq gender patterns
Unfortunately, many German words don't have immediately clear clues that reveal it, but thankfully, many common words do follow patterns that reveal their gender.
In general, you are advised to learn the article together with the word (and its plural!).
Plural forms always use die and follow plural declension rules, which are the same for all genders (yay 🎉).
Type >explain grammatical gender for an explanation on grammatical gender.
Here's a list of patterns to recognise word gender.
Note that exceptions may apply.
💙 Masculine words (der):
- profession/role names (der Verkäufer, der Lehrer)
- many elements of time (der Tag, der Monat, der Winter)
- cardinal directions (der Norden, der Süden)
- words ending in:
---igder König, der Teig
---lingder Neuling, der Schwächling
---antder Praktikant, der Elefant
---ismusder Faschismus, der Sozialismus
💚 Neuter words (das):
- nominalised verbs (das Leben, das Lesen)
- metals (das Gold, das Kupfer)
- babies and cubs (das Baby, das Lamm)
- diminutives in
-chen/-lein(das Hündchen) - words ending in:
---mentdas Experiment, das Sakrament
---ma(usually of Greek origin) das Komma, das Thema
❤️ Feminine words (die):
- many words ending in
-e(die Nase, die Kiste) - words ending in:
---in(feminine professions/roles): die Verkäuferin, die Lehrerin
---eidie Fischerei, die Bäckerei
---schaftdie Mannschaft, die Gemeinschaft
---heit/-keitdie Freiheit, die Gerechtigkeit
---ungdie Bedeutung, die Achtung
---iondie Aktion, die Religion
---ikdie Logistik, die Logik
---anzwords of classical origin: die Allianz, die Toleranz
---urdie Natur, die Kultur
---tätdie Professionalität, die Kriminalität
(Dialect only, again napoleonic west) Ähdappel/Erdapfel->Pomme de terre [Kartoffel] if you want more pomme similarities
Tasty stuff
die kartoffel
||die Kartoffel, Kartoffeln||
?
|| die kartoffel||
||Die Kartoffel||
||die kartoffel, kartoffeln||
Are vegetables mostly die like fruits were?
more evenly spread between all 3
die Grundbirne
||die Karotte, Karotten||
||die Karotte, Karotten||
||Die karotte||
||die Karotte||
||die karrot||
light mode
o
woah
||der Zwiebel, Zwiebeln||
die lettuce.
onion is ||die Zwiebel|| I think,no idea about lettuce
||die Zwiebel||
||der Salat/Salate, die Zwiebel/Zwiebeln||
Fixed
die Zwiebel
der (Kopf-)Salat [Dialect only: Lattich]
I love Lattich
imagine having lettuce in your salad
Salat Salat?
||die gelb zwiebel?||
was a guess
||die Guerkin, Guerkin?||
||der gherkin?||
||die Gurke, Gurken||
yay close but wrong!
is a pickle a Sauergurke?
||der Knoblauch, Knoblauchen||
||Der Knoblauch||
||der Knoblauch (Pflanze)/das Knoblauch (Gewürz)||
||der Knoblauch, Knoblauche||
@trim ferry Gewürzgurke/ Essiggurke/Cornichon
||der Pils, Pilsen||
wait, but what about a garlic clove?
||Der Pilz||
die Knoblauchzehe, -n = garlic clove
Oh Danke!
plural?
zehe? 🦶
Lmao
In spanish its a garlic tooth
||Suessekartoffel?||
||Die Susskartoffel?||
||Die Sußkartoffel?||
||die Süßkartoffel, -n||
Süß
||der grüne/weiße Spargel, no plural||
forgot but something similar/shorter iirc
||das Kraut||
||der Rot-/Weißkohl, no plural||
||die Kohl,Kohle||
@trim ferry that's just weeds (and not the smoking kind)
der Kräutertee = herbal tea
||die Kurbis, Kurbise||
||der Kürbis, -se||
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_kuri_squash is the one you'll find in german stores (der Hokkaidokürbis)
||das Radieschen, die Radieschen||
Theyre common in those street stands where there is noone looking after the pumpkins and youre supposed to take them and put the money in a box
so Is Squash also Kürbis?
Well, at least around october/november
I think so, there isn't a whole lot of variety in german stores for squash/pumpkin
||Die GrünBohne?||
die grüne Bohne/ die Gartenbohne
die Fisole
never heard that one. 🇦🇹 ?
||Bohne? das interssiert mich nicht die Bohne!||
||(this is an idiom - it means it isn't important - becuase single beans aren't really important on their own... someone who thinks single beans are important is called "Erbsenzähler" he who counts peas||
||Die Paprika?||
||die rote/gelbe/grüne Paprika (Gemüse)/der Paprika (Gewürz)||
Hallo alle
Der rotepaprika??
The articles could change depending on the grammar but I’m not sure about vegetables
ich weiss nicht
when in doubt go with Duden
||die Maize?||
||der Mais/der Maiskolben, pl: die Maiskolben||
||Der mais?||
||der Maiskolben 🌽/ die Maiskolben🌽🌽🌽||
||der Sellerie||
selerig
Ich Weiss nicht 
||🇦🇹 der Zeller||
Maybe it’s die something
zwei Stauden Sellerie/zwei Stangen Sellerie
@boreal zealot Your mic is kinda loud so you might want to mute yourself.
die (Speise-)Rübe
as opposed to Zuckerrübe
keine ahnung
Da ich keine Ahnung habe, sage ich Tschilli
Kayenne?
die Chili(-schote) (no difference in color)
||der Blumenkohl||
||die rote Beete||
i have no idea what that even is
||der Fenchel||
@outer vector rote Beete: really delicious when pickled, Fenchel: great as tea (also rarely eaten cooked)
fennel is a delicious plant from the carrot family that is nice to flavor teas and honey
||die Artischocke, -n||
i've had beets but that's interesting to know :)
kurzes O?
does zucchini have another name in english
||die Frühlingszwiebel, -n|| (seems also to be called Winterzwiebel/Frühzwiebel)
I think it’s just zucchini
Courgette
Ohh that’s British English
and French
ah yeah
They say it in Britain
soft G
The second way
I say green onion but I've also heard spring onion
lauch is cogn. with leek probably
Lauch/Porree (leek) and Frühlingszwiebel are two different things (AFAIK)
i probably should've guessed it did mean leek
I love Frühlingszwiebeln they are crunchy and oniony
but Lauch is stringy and bland and I don't like it
definitely two different things
Lauch makes good soup
I don't mean to interrupt but do you have to be invited to lessons or can you just join?
@wind scroll Feel free to join any time.
where they say "Mohrrübe" they most proabbly also call the turnip Rübe "Speiserübe" to differentiate
the last thing base posted
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AxPwRrSXEAsnZTg99PoRIPoRlgyGlyPI/view
only one word in English
fruit
Frucht - the fruit of a plant, also figuratively, the fruit of hard work
Obst - food category of fruits, all types of fruit
Deutsch Perfekt.
now I really want an apple
same
This is less intense than the grammar lessons but still super cool
>sub grammar
danke base, i gtg
Thanks for this!
Danke
On the topic of foods from yesterday, this dude makes great videos with funny memory tricks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hsg6aZAhYwg
Do you feel like you're too dumb to learn German? It's okay. We've all been there.
There is a way to learn German even if you're a Dummkopf.
I made it, because I'm also a Dummkopf.
Learn these words' gender and you'll be one step closer to mastering the German language.
0:00 ...
On the topic of foods from yesterday, this dude makes great videos with funny memory tricks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hsg6aZAhYwg
@trim ferry Omg I love this hahahahaha
Do you feel like you're too dumb to learn German? It's okay. We've all been there.
There is a way to learn German even if you're a Dummkopf.
I made it, because I'm also a Dummkopf.
Learn these words' gender and you'll be one step closer to mastering the German language.
0:00 ...
i remembered the der die and das without even trying
flex
<@&526087863339843585>
Hello, lovely people. There will be a series of beginner grammar lessons presumably every Saturday, depending on demand and availability of session holders, beginning on the 15th of August at 8:00 UTC. If any questions arise, feel free to ask in #community-discussion
These lessons will be a repeat of the Beginner Lessons held by @wary atlas but simply held at a different time. The lesson content can be found here: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/14MPdMqPTH9XVocvy__Hw7cMz5jSXZux-
Great!!!
<@&736285634309783554>
Schweizerdeutschlektion in 30 Minuten, im Lessons Voice Channel
Jaj
hype
in b4 i can understand fuck all of it the lektion tho. to hell with it tho i'm down
okie ich kanns verstehen :) fuck yeah
(ist ja noch alles Standarddeutsch)
ich weiß aber es ist standardeutsch davon ich angst hatte
ich nehme an man spricht -ch am ende eines Wortes eher so wie "k" aus, ne?
(aber häufig in deutschen Dialekten, z.B. auch im Rheinland)
Ist -nn da ein stiller Brief?
💌
Buchstabe*
ja sorry
so daher können wir doch darauf kommen, dass die Ns am Ende der Wörter im schwiizerdütchen nicht ausgesprochen werden?
tüan < tüand
einverstanden, danke
Ist das ch in Nacht wieder wie ich in standarddeutsch oder wie vorher besprochen? :3
Aus diesem Beispiel "Lastwaga: Lastwagen", ist es möglich zu generalisieren, dass man "-en" durch "a" im schweizerdeutschen ersetzen kann? Oder es hängt von dem Wort ab und davon, wo "en" im Wort steht?
sommer (sollen wir)...
söllen / söllemer
👍
Is this an advanced lesson?
yup
🎉 Danke!
👍
we're learning about swiss german
:O!
Vielen Dank für die Lektion
ich auch, was habe ich versäumt??
Schweizerdeutsch
Good Lord, is that actual Swiss German?
I mean, it's not bad, but it's just so different
<@&639079683400400906>
Quick reminder that the listening will start in approx. 3 hours from now! Check out >session info 21 in #botchannel if you are interested!
im still confused to where i find the german language learning at
Nobody here is a teacher, nor does anyone here offer full on courses. This is a place to help guide you as you either learn it at school or on your own. If you have questions, people are happy to answer. But most people either don’t have time or aren’t qualified to teach someone from scratch. @boreal zealot
@boreal zealot today activity was listening
For that you need to subscribe im the #botchannel
Then when it starts two more channels will show, voice channel and regular one under new category 'off topic', both vanish after the fact
Grammar lessons are just starting for A1 in around 12 h (again, check with bot for exact time)
Like, it will be lesson 1
However, for those announcements you also need to subscribe on bot channel
I guess system with new voice channel will be the same, but I can't tell, this one will be my first one
If you can't manage it, I definitely recommend nico's weg from deutsche welle (also available as an app, but it's names learn german or something, doesn't have nico in title)
And then ask questions / google for more clarifications
gefunden eins
I think there should be another group for activities that are done earlier
Because the activities are always done at like 2 in the morning for me.
Just a suggestion
@fathom spade Unfortunately we're pretty limited in terms of number of hosts, so we only have a limited capacity to offer sessions at different times. What's your time zone?
Brisbane, GMT +10
And what's your level?
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Hi everyone! Beginner German: Lesson 8 will begin in around 25 minutes. Today we'll be talking more about prepositions. Specifically, two-way prepositions and the correct way to learn prepositions, by using context! I'll talk about some of the basic examples of context and how prepositions work there.
Sorry I didn't post any homework recently, but I've been quite busy and I'll most likely just post a big homework sheet this week to cover everything. It's easier that way anyway, since the previous 2 sessions both covered prepositions.
I think there should be another group for activities that are done earlier
@fathom spade I wish so too, I have to stay super late
Unfortunately, there's a lack of teachers so we gotta adjust..
@maiden abyss There's a new beginner session starting today if you want to go to that.
I thought to check it out ja
fur welcher Niveau ist der heutigen Lektion geeignet ?
I'll just be 1 second, sorry.
Ich höre dich
We can't unmute ourselves
ja
yes
someone mute
someone's echoing
@tepid rapids You have an echo.
i feel like the squelch wasnt a bad idea
Yes
yup
yes
Yes
yup
ja
What is two way prepositions
zumachen
zumachen
en
Oh
yeah its up
v'o'r
zwischen in between?
zwis .. like swiss
and they are in between a lot of countries 😂

What's the difference between an and auf?
sorry, i was just writing my thoughts, i have weird ways of memorising words xd
An is at kinda, where it describes the position of something in front of something very closely
So stopping is dative, moving is accusative?
an die Wände
Also an dem Computer
auf der Straße
is an used to be on the verge in a philosophical way like uhm
im on the verge (due to anxiety) or im on the verge to make that decision
what about like "I'm on it (figuratively)"?
ok
🙆♂️
So location uses dative, movement uses accusative.
Exactly
Hii I just arrived.. What's the general content today?
prepositions
||Ich lege das Buch auf den Tisch vs. Das Buch liegt auf dem Tisch||
Cool thanks
Wait
Can you type the examples please?
I lay it on... vs. it lies on...
like if it's a static state, it's dative
I'm sorry, where?
||Ich lege das Buch auf den Tisch vs. Das Buch liegt auf dem Tisch||
Static dative, dynamic accusative
Yeah I'm still a little confused
Oooh okay that makes sense
All dat/acc preps:
an (on [vertical surface])
auf (on top of [horizontal surface])
hinter (bedhind)
in (in)
neben (next to )
entlang (along)
über (above)
unter (under)
vor (in front of)
zwischen (between)
So one of them is about a change in location?
Depends on the context
An enigmaaa
Oh
essentially like. I've put the book onto the table. The book is on the table.
Thanks
What is the change of location based on?
Based on the object
Ich stelle den Base in den Kühlschrank vs. Der Base ist in dem Kühlschrank
Yup
Ok
so like if you're giving directions, "the library is over there" - that's dative?
@soft badge ur unmuted
"Die Bücherei ist da drüben"
Excuse me
So this example vs Ich bin im Kino.?
Die Wolke schwebt über der Stadt (and will still be there in an hour) vs. Die Wolke schwebt über die Stadt (and will be gone soon)
Das Buch ist hinter dem Andere vs. Ich werfe das Buch hinter den Andere ?
*Anderen
Thank you
||dem/den||
|| dem || || den ||
||Das Buch ist auf dem Tisch.
Ich lege das Buch auf den Tisch.||
||dem(dative)||and ||den(accusative)||
||accusative and dative||
is it bad grammar to use in das instead of ins, etc.
Yes
It's movin
Yes
so generally speaking if we have a [object] ist ...(on, next) [something]
its accusative?
dative*
its on the chart
I walk into the house.
I walk inside the house. (as in, I walk around inside to different rooms)
I am in the house.
Not sure where that is
There's entgegen missing
Is um only used for time?
In dativ
||Ich gehe ins Haus.||
||Ich gehe im Haus.||
||Ich bin im Haus.||
Ich spaziere im haus
Ich gehe ins Haus
||Ich gehe ins Haus||
||Ich gehe im Haus||
||Ich bin zuhause||
||Ich gehe ins Haus|| || ich bin im Haus||
||Ich gehe ins Haus.
Ich gehe in dem Haus.
Ich bin ins Haus.||
Ich gehe Nach hause
How to line break?
Wo = dativ
Wohin = Akkusativ
||Ich laufe zu dem Haus||
||Ich laufe in den Haus||
||Ich bin in den Haus||
@soft badge shift enter
Thank you
What’s the difference between first two examples 😳
if "zu Hause" is used it would mean "I'm home" as opposed to "I'm in the (specific) house", i believe
Ich gehe im haus
ah cool
What's the solution?
oh
if "zu Hause" is used it would mean "I'm home" as opposed to "I'm in the (specific) house", i believe
@outer vector
Oh yeah!
Ich bin im Haus. I am in the house.
ich bin ein haus
im = in dem
Yes
yep
Ich gehe ins Haus. I walk into the house.
Where's your dative case?
ins is also a contraction?
laufen is more of a run right
ins - in das
rennen is run
Ins = in das
lol
thanks @boreal zealot !
Great thanks
is laufen like im moving
in dem
bewegen is to move
bewegen is to move, transitively
what about durch?
Ich gehe im Haus. I walk inside the house. (as in, to different rooms, not in and out of the house)
durch is accusative
im haus
yaa got it
bewegen is to move, transitively
@outer vector so to move to?
to move (something)
couldn't you use durch here?
i thought gehe just meant "to go "
Omg this is kinda tricky
Ist "Ich bewege" falsch?
Ich bewege etw. oder Ich bewege mich
i think that would be too literal
ich bewege mich (but lets big ignore that)
I brought it up
well synonyms yk?
Chaotic moments
got a free listening lesson and u complain xd
@tiny dragon I muted you for now because you had your mic on.
Ah he messed up
oh okay, thanks. i was super confused because i got up for a second to get water and then BOOM
I have a question
So don't bring up synonyms of words mentioned to clarify the difference?
How would using über with the accusative case work?
Sorry i'm new so not sure what not to ask
yeah im also confused on that
wirst du nach den unterricht die slides veroffentlichen ?
the venn diagram wasnt obvious to me either
Ich werfe den Ball über das Haus
über is sth above u not on u I guess
Der Ballon schwebt über dem Haus (and is not moving)
so auf + akk das
aufs

and yall
Formal: auf das Haus
Colloquial: aufs Haus
The blank ones means u have to write or speak it in a complete way?
sorry got confused because they got red suffixes
durchs seems difficult to say

Yes
Ja!
Ja
where (to)
what does what mean
where to?
Where to
To where
where to
opposite of woher
so HIN - going away
HER - coming to you?
and there is worüber and wofür

what does it depend on
in + akk?
no i meant like
(Ich fliege in den Oman/Iran)
what does it depend on if the country has it
oh k
is it just a thing you learn
i mean why did peeps decide that USA is suddenly a country with an article
is there a system behind it or just
Okay I fliege in die Oma
something we learn as it is
are countries the only nouns that can optionally not have articles?
never heard of this
Wait, what about
Ich wohne in Deutschland
( die USA because it's die Staaten (pl.))
Hin is short I or long I?
no one says america and means canada bro
Canada is Kanada
🇨🇦
@dark garnet You're unmuted.
I can
👌
yes :/
i see it
"other places" slide currently
ur fine
It's weird
die Grenze - the border/ state border?
Because intuitively "in" is like inside
- an den Strand @wary atlas
in 3D
But in german it sounds like it could be inside in 2D
I don't now if that makes sense
What is hochzeit
wedding
high-time
*auf die Post @wary atlas
do we really use the english word for Party?
(Post is regional, also: zur Post)
no, it's a relatively new loanword from English
alternative: die (Geburtstags-)Feier
is it archaic
yeah that would be bad
Base is teaching us how not to cause accidents
How about when you say "zur arbeit"
(Schule: again regional)
Why is University a special case?
How about when you say "Ich gehe zur arbeit"? Is there a more specific preposition for that?
do you mean like Arbeit
i go to work
deepl says zur
honestly the DuoLingo "tips" thing on prepositions is pretty nice
Is there ever a situation where cases and genders clash and you have to prioritize one or the other?
nope hahaha
ok exccllent
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Countries like Philippines?
Australia
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does peninsula work as an island
"auf den Philippinen" (aber: "in Indonesien")
🤔
How about continents?
Australia is a continent
Britain?
what about like a group of lil islands
Britain is an island?
Oh Philippines is plural like USA
Australia is a continent
@scarlet breach its not
It is so
lmao wut
Ozeanien ist ein Kontinent
number and definition of continent varies
An can be used places like bus stop
do you have a good resource with a ton of these prepositions?
i've been trying to find a single resource, but it's usually very scattered
der Kosovo -> in dem Kosovo
ah it has an article? okay
Bei is easy to understand, an is just weird
so im?
ok
So in that example "an" and "bei" have the exact same meaning?
So that means " i saw you by the supermarket"
Okay$
im super confused, how does an/ bei connect to
akkusativ and dativ, changing l. and location?
only bei can be used with people right
dative prepositions
uhh okay i think i kinda grasp it
i thought we'll do like a list of prepositions in their D/ A form
and then we suddenly stared doing all this
yeah
yeah, thanks thats why i got confused. i was just getting confused how does it connect
(I would use "der Aldi" -> "beim Aldi" [with article], but as always regional)
does it only work with person names?
Ich arbeite bei Aldi
Ich arbeite bei Microsoft, does it also work?
Von or vom?
aus v von will be super important in a 100 years so thanks !
Ich bin von der Erde?
Auslander
How would you say "I come from another world"?
Do all the plantets use articles
ik about future. ich komme aus der Zukunft.
dark 💯
Like "of"
Ich komme von einer anderen Welt/von einem anderen Planeten/aus einer Parralelwelt
would "ich bin vom Erde" also work?
Ich bin von der Erde?
i see a lot of German lastnames with von
kk
like Auto von Bismark
Otto
he's a car
Bismarck
My last name used to have von in it but it was changed generations ago
What case comes after von?
Do you have any examples on Wohin and woher
zu Hause = at home
nach Hause = to home
(OT: "von" in names can be a noble title or a location the family is from)
by set phrases you mean like, a common way to express something?
ahh ok
Ja, genauso.
Ok
Einschlafen.
passen means fit
keine Ahnung
oh
Verpasster was pretty tough to guess
i mean 8:21 = AM
✂✂Today at 3:56 AM
what
JakeyToday at 3:56 AM
I get up?
✂✂Today at 3:56 AM
ok
Since
I have been learning German for 3 years.
I've been learning German for 3 years?
i've been learning ge for 3 hours?
I've been learning German for 3 years
years*
so while english has a whole tense for this, german has a single preposition?
german efficiency
How about "I came to germany 3 years ago"
so there is no "I've been..." phrase in Germsn?
Sorry that's off topic but the way you pronounce "ich" is the only way ?
german efficiency
@maiden abyss Entschuldigung . sorry xD
3 years ago = vor 3 Jahren
is this in the territory of the past tense
Oh okay thanks, cuz i say "isssh"
3 years ago = vor 3 Jahren
@wary atlas Hast du ein Beispiel
Thank you
https://dict.leo.org/englisch-deutsch/ich has recordings of native speakers
its like when you try to make a car window foggy
Ich bin vor 3 Jahren nach Deutschland gekommen.
I am in Germany for 3 years?
Or it's been 3 years since i've come/ came to germany?
ah
||I came to Germany 3 years ago||
So it's either "Ich bin in Deutschland seit 3 Jahren" or "Ich bin vor 3 Jahren nach Deutschland gekommen"
*Wochen @wary atlas (on the slide)
Yup
could I use "für" in a context like: I'll be out from home "für" 3 hours?
can also use "für" for past
So kinda like "i have been learning this for...." and "my training on this subject was xxx long"
yes
what's the difference with .. "in deutshland seit 3 wochen.." ?
imaging doing a raid at 4am
Okay so "seit" is more about when it started and "für" is about how long it "is lasting"
"Ich bin für 3 Stunden nicht zuhause"@ebon parrot
Why would we get a DM?
thanks!
I'm too new to discord in general, what is happening?
Oh
are fur and seit interchangeable?
Ok
So is it correct to say ich bin in deutshland seit 3 wochen ? ^^
no
Oh okay, so für is like a stand by
i got it thanks
To describe the whole length of time, if it continues
into the future,
only if it continues into the future?
oh okay thanks
ill try to get it.
can you maybe write the other versions of meiner Meinung nach
oh 🆗
seiner Meinung nach
will they be placed exactly after the noun or at the end of the sentence?
thats it?
Base can I unmute Furor?
shortened to m.M.n.
👌
Can you go over wohin and woher quick again 😦
When to use em
Woher kommst du?
Wohin gehst du?
Danke ich verstehe
can you give examples of hin/er verbs
Wo bist du or wohin bist du ?
Hinausgehen.
To go out
Go out
to go out to somewhere?
Zum beispiel, Willst du mit mir Ausgehen?
Yes
heraus - you see someone go out (standing outside)
hinaus - you see someone go out (standing inside)?
is it right?
Sorry what's the difference between her and hier ?
Komm sofort hierher junger Mann 😠
You cannot say: du kommst hier.
Oh 👍
Come here straight away young man?
Du ommst her.
Du kommst hierher.
Du kommst hier.
All the same?
how abot da/daher
I guess u cant say "Kannst du hier kommen"
How about if you add something like "zu"
Or do you have to say "Kannst du herkommen"
geh dahin?
Kannst du hierher kommen?
Komma rübba (don't use)
hierher -> hither. But German uses it more often, right?
can you explain hier again please?
hier = here
hither is pretty dated, yeah, as is whence
sorry the other one
her
yes
hither is pretty dated, yeah, as is whence
yea
hin = away from you
her = towards you
Ohh yes
Nominalisierung
i have only attended two lessons so far, but i would like seperable verbs perhaps but anything begginer friendly is good for me haha
Future tense?
Imperative form
sessions
[ID: 22] (Grammar) Beginner German: Lesson 1 - A session aimed at complete beginners. In this session, we will discuss pronouns, grammatical gender and basic sentence structure
[ID: 23] (Grammar) Beginner German: Lesson 9 - A session aimed at complete beginners. In this session, we will discuss genitive case and the difference between dative and genitive.
[ID: 24] (Grammar) Beginner German: Lesson 10 - A session aimed at complete beginners. In this session, we will discuss future and past tense.
Thank you very much !
Nominalisierung
@frank quartz Das Backen eines Kuchens kann viel Freude bereiten. Why the verb get capital
What does that sentence even mean?
" Das Publikum mag ihr Tanzen." what about this. Here tanzen which is a verb get a capital letter
Das Lesen hilft einem beim Deutschlernen.
Reading helps you with German-learning.
Ich mag Tanzen.
I like to dance.
Can we say ich mag dich ?
Ich tanze gern.
(Ich mag es zu tanzen)
can you differentiate the appriopriate ways to use mag & gerne ?
Base was liest du gern?