Conjugating nouns in German depends not only on tense, but also on the relationship between the subject and the object. This lesson provides a basic introduction to the methods of conjugating regular verbs in German. You are also given a short vocabulary list of food-related words in German to study.
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Say hello, please & thank you in German
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Pronounce simple phrases in German
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Say teacher in German
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Say chair in German
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Count and go shopping in German
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Say window in German
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Decline nouns by case when speaking German
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Use gendered nouns appropriately in German
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Say wall in German
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Conjugate the verb "haben" in German in present tense
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Say "hello, how are you?" in German
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Say student in German
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Say table in German
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Say door in German
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Say overhead projector in German
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Get a general linguistic overview of Old High German
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Decline the definite article in German
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Greet in German
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Decline nouns in German using the n-declension
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Say paper in German
How To:
Say hello, please & thank you in German
How To:
Pronounce simple phrases in German
How To:
Say teacher in German
How To:
Say chair in German
How To:
Count and go shopping in German
How To:
Say window in German
How To:
Decline nouns by case when speaking German
How To:
Use gendered nouns appropriately in German
How To:
Say wall in German
How To:
Conjugate the verb "haben" in German in present tense
How To:
Say "hello, how are you?" in German
How To:
Say table in German
How To:
Say student in German
How To:
Decline the definite article in German
How To:
Get a general linguistic overview of Old High German
How To:
Say overhead projector in German
How To:
Say door in German
How To:
Decline nouns in German using the n-declension
How To:
Greet in German
How To:
Say paper in German
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