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    *vocabulary – choice of words

    *phrases – not a sentence , just a group of words


    *phonetic language – how you spell it is how you pronounce it
    *grammar
    *verb conjugation -
    *verb tenses – (simple tense, present past future / perfect tense, present past future / continuous
    perfect etc. )
    * verb – irregular verbs (verbs you cannot add –ed, -s, -ing) regular verbs ( you can add –ed, -s, -ing)
    ex. Play – playing, like – liked
    *prepositions – pre- positions ( is, are, at, on )
    *pronouns - (I, me, mine,myself, she, hers, herself, we, us , ours)
    *prefixes(beginning) ( un, super,multi,over,cyber) suffixes (end) (ish, er, less, able, ize/ise)
    *nouns + vocabs + conjugation + word order + cases + gender
    *cognates
    *Die wortstellung the verb at the end rule “golden rule”
    *gender rule
    *nominative/accusative/dative/genitive (german)

    Nominative ( subject of the verb who/was/what, he she it)


    Accusative (me, you, him, her, it, us, you, them)
    Dative - indirect object to which an action is being performed ( to me, to you, to them)
    Genetive (whose, whom)

    NOMINATIVE ACCUSATIVE DATIVE

    er ihn ihm
    sie sie ihr
    es es ihm
    wir uns uns

    Er ( nominative HE) ihn ( accusative HIM) ihr (plural YOU, masculine)


    Wir ( We) Uns ( us)

    Bist = is for addressing one person that you know on an informal (familiar/friendly) basis
    Seid =(ihr) is for addressing multiple people that you know on an informal (familiar/friendly)
    basis
    Sind = (Sie) is for addressing either one person or multiple people that you know a formal
    (unfamiliar) basis

    *So you would use the bist/seid for friends and family, and young children and the sind for
    addressing anyone using 'you' formally, as well as they/we.

    I am Ich bin
    You are Du bist
    He/she/it is Er/sie/es ist
    We are Wir sind
    You are Ihr seid
    They are Sie sind
    Der, ein = masculine
    Die, eine= feminine
    Das, ein = neutral
    Die =plural

    Ich mochte – I want, I would like


    Ich sollte – I should
    Ich muss – I must
    Ich Kann – I can
    Ich werde – I will

    *alphabets
    *understand how sentences are constructed
    *begin learning simple german phrases

    *italki
    *meetup.com
    *hello talk app

    BOOKS / MATERIALS

    *501 german verbs by barron’s

    http://conjugator.reverso.net/conjugation-german-verb-bestelle.html

    https://www.fluentin3months.com/german-learning-resources/

    https://takelessons.com/blog/german-grammar-mistakes-z12

    http://www.lsa.umich.edu/german/hmr/Grammatik/Gender/Gender.html

    https://www.duolingo.com/skill/de/Common-Phrases/3

    https://www.rocketlanguages.com/german/lessons/german-genitive

    http://www.languagedaily.com/learn-german/vocabulary/common-german-words-7 german vocabs

    http://www.mittelschulvorbereitung.ch/index.php?actualid=19&which_set=11

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