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
  
  
  

Look at the list, then test your memory by playing the Word Hero Game.
Play to grow your vocabulary and improve your pronunciation.
Do a quick brush up on present tense conjugation.
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And if you liked this test, try Word Hero: Test 2.

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: vorhaben

Quick German Language Game: "vorhaben."
Note: the prefix "vor-" is separable. So, in simple sentences, "vor" goes to the end.

• haben - to have
• vorhaben - to have in mind, to plan
• Ich habe etwas vor. - I am planning something.
• Hast du etwas vor? - Are you planning something?
  
  

Learn and practice using "vorhaben" in context.

Words in German Language Game

• etwas - something
• Ich habe etwas vor. - I'm planning something.
• was? - what?
• Was hast du vor? - What are you planning (to do)?
• denn - then, filler in colloquial speech
• Was hast du denn vor? - What are you planning then? 
• ich fliege - I fly, I'm flying
• nach Deutschland - to Germany
• Ich habe es vor. - I'm planning (to do) it.
• bestimmt - definitely
• Ich habe es bestimmt vor. - I'm definitely planning it.
   

The key is say the German OUT LOUD after the speaker.
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German Language Game: Die Bootsfahrt

Quick German Language Game: "die Bootsfahrt" - the boat trip. 
Note: "das Boot" + connecting "s" + "die Fahrt" = "die Bootsfahrt."
In a compound word, the last word (i.e. Fahrt) gives you the gender of the noun: "die Fahrt, die Bootsfahrt".
In German you say "eine Bootsfahrt machen."

You'll practice the present tense forms: "ich mache, du machst, er macht". And, how to make a question by inverting subject and verb: "Machst du ...?" 
You'll never forget the word "Bootsfahrt" - guaranteed!

As you play, say the words, phrases, and sentences OUT LOUD.

• das Boot - the boat
• die Fahrt - the trip, tour, ride
• die Bootsfahrt - the boat trip
• machen - to make, do
• ich mache - I make
• du machst - you make (familiar)
• er macht - he makes
• machst du? - are you making? (familiar)
• eine Fahrt machen - to take a trip (expression)
• heute - today
• wann - when
• wie - how
   

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