German Language Game: anrufen - to call
German Language Game: "anrufen" and "zurückrufen".
With this fun interactive German game, you'll learn and practice how "separable prefix verbs" work:
- anrufen - to call
- zurückrufen - to call back
Simple Present:
- Er ruft Claudia an. - He calls Claudia.
- Du rufst zurück. - You call back. (familiar)
- Sie ruft dich an. - She calls/She'll call you. (familiar)
IMPERATIVE:
- Ruf mich an! - Call me! (familiar)
- Rufen Sie mich zurück! - Call me back! (formal)
With Modal:
- Wir können unsere Freunde anrufen. - We can call our friends.
- Er will seinen Vater zurückrufen. - He wants to call his father back.
Future:
- Ich werde dich später anrufen. - I'll call you(fam.) later.
- Ich werde sie gleich zurückrufen. - I'll call her back right away.
Present Perfect (Conversational Past):
- Wer hat angerufen? - Who called?
- Deine Schwester hat angerufen. - Your(fam.) sister called.
To practice your German comprehension, listen to this conversation, which occurs when our traveler Michael calls the number of his friend's apartment.
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Italian Language Game - Saltimbocca
Italian Language Game: Saltimbocca. What is it and what is it made of?
Find out - and learn and practice basic words and phrases about this delicious Italian dish.
Play this fun, FREE online Quick Italian Language Game for learning the Italian language.
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Spanish Language Game: Tortilla de Patatas
Spanish Language Game: Tortilla de Patatas.
What is it and what is it made of?
Play a fun, interactive Spanish Game to find out.
And, learn and practice basic words and phrases that make up this delicious Spanish dish.
If you'd like to see out how much you already understand - click on this mp3 audio in which David arrives in Madrid and his aunt explains to him what a "Tortilla de Patatas" is.
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German Language Game: Word Hero 3
German Language Game: "Word Hero" Test 3.
Test yourself on 5 common adverbs.
These all end in -lich (in German):
- natürlich - of course
- wirklich - really
- endlich - finally
- ziemlich - quite
- plötzlich - suddenly
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German Language Game - I'm hungry!
Quick German Language Game: "Ich habe Hunger" - I am hungry.
Learn and practice 15 words and phrases with this fun interactive German language game.
While the direct translation of the English "I'm hungry" also exists in German as "Ich bin hungrig", the expression "Ich habe Hunger" is more common. Both mean the same.
Words in German Language Game
- der Hunger - the hunger
- ich habe Hunger - I'm hungry
- du möchtest - you would like (familiar)
- essen - to eat
- Möchtest du etwas essen? - Would you like something to eat? (familiar)
- Gerne. - Gladly., I'd like to.
- die Zeit - the time
- das Mittagessen - the lunch
- Zeit zum Mittagessen - time for lunch
- wann - when
- jetzt - now
- später - later
- dann - then
- Ich habe keinen Hunger. - I'm not hungry.
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