German Language Game: Wie weit?
German Language Game: "Wie weit?" (How far?)
Level: Beginner (A1)
Playing Time: 3 minutes
Learn and practice 8 words and phrases that are useful for asking directions.
With our interactive games you learn German in small chunks.
Words / Phrases in German Language Game
- Wie weit? - How far?
- der Platz - the square
- der Markt - the market
- zu Fuß - on foot
- mit der U-Bahn - by subway
- fünf Minuten - 5 minutes
- fünfzehn Minuten - 15 minutes
- Wie weit ist der Marktplatz? - How far is the market square?
- Nur fünf Minuten mit der U-Bahn. - Only five minutes by subway.
- Und fünfzehn Minuten zu Fuß. - And fifteen minutes on foot.
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German Language Game: Word Hero 1
German Language Game: "Word Hero" Test 1. 10 Verbs:
- bleiben - to stay
- bestellen - to order
- fliegen- to fly
- haben - to have
- kommen - to come
- machen - to make
- schlafen - to sleep
- sitzen - to sit
- vorhaben - to intend
- zeigen - to show
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Play to grow your vocabulary and improve your pronunciation.
Do a quick brush up on present tense conjugation.
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German Language Game: Ich war - I was
German Language Game: Simple Past of "sein" (to be).
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German Language Game: "wieder-" vs "weiter-"
German Language Game: "wieder-" vs "weiter-"
Play a fun game to learn the difference between "wieder-" and "weiter-".
These words can combine with certain verbs, as in "wiederkommen" (to come again, come back) and "weitergehen" (to continue to go, walk on), etc.
You'll learn and practice several verbs and build simple sentences (see below).
Words in German Language Game
- wieder - again, back
- weiter - further, continue to
- kommen - to come
- wiederkommen - to come again, come back
- gehen - to go, walk
- weitergehen - to continue walking, go on
- fahren - to drive, ride
- weiterfahren - to drive/ride, continue to drive/ride
- sehen - to see
- wiedersehen - to see again
- Sie fährt weiter. - She rides on.
- Wann kommst du wieder? - When are you coming again?
- Du musst wiederkommen. - You have to come back.
- Sie gehen weiter durch die Altstadt. - They continue walking through the old town.
- Ich freue mich, dich wiederzusehen. - I'm happy to see you again.
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German Language Game - 4 Basic Verbs
German Language Game 4 Basic Verbs:
- essen - to eat
- trinken - to drink
- kaufen - to buy
- zahlen - to pay
Learn and practice these German verbs in a sequence of fun games.
Put them in the context of conversational sentences.
Grow your vocabulary and improve your pronunciation!
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And don't forget: You can practice German online for FREE with our 36-Scene German 1 Story: "Michael in Deutschland" and our 72-Scene German 2 Mystery Story Sequel: "Blüten in Berlin?".
(And - if you already know that "Blüten" means blossom in German - you'll learn that Blüten has still another meaning...).
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And if you like to test your basic German, play Word Hero: Test 2 or try Word Hero: Test 4.