German Language Game: 8 Easy Adjectives
Quick German Language Game: 8 Easy Adjectives.
These adjectives are frequently used in everyday German.
Learn and practice them with this fun interactive online language game.
See and hear them in the context of full sentences.
8 Easy Adjectives
- klein - small
- einfach - easy
- schön - beautiful
- müde - tired
- nett - nice
- groß - big
- schlecht - bad
- weit - far
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German Language Game: Awesome Adverbs
Quick German Language Game: Awesome Adverbs.
Ready to add a few awesome adverbs to your conversational repertoire?
8 Conversational Adverbs
- übrigens - by the way
- knapp - barely
- sowieso - anyway
- plötzlich - suddenly
- eigentlich - actually
- sofort - right away
- irgendwo - somewhere
- lange nicht - nowhere near
You'll learn these with a short and fun sequence of interactive games that'll have you identify, pronounce and write them. And, you'll build sentences with these words in context.
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German Language Game: 8 Question Words
Quick German Language Game: 8 Question Words
Level: Beginner (A1)
Playing Time: 4 minutes
German question words are basic tools for communicating.
Practice 8 essential German question words in this quick-moving multi-sensory, interactive game.
8 Question Words
- wo - where
- wer - who
- wohin - to where
- woher- from where
- wann - when
- wie - how
- wieso - how so
- was - what
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German Language Game: "duzen"
Quick German Language Game: "duzen"
The word "duzen", means using "du," the German familiar form for "you."
German has two ways of addressing another person: with the familiar "du" (duzen) and the formal "Sie" (siezen).
A general rule is that young people (children, students, etc.) use "du" with each other and use "Sie" when they address someone older than they.
In many informal situations, such as students with each other, "du" is used automatically.
In more formal situations and with any new acquaintances, adults would typically use "Sie."
This also holds for shopping, buying tickets, asking strangers for information, etc.
In this fun interactive German word game, you can learn and practice how to go from "Sie" to "du."
Learn and practice the following German words and phrases:
- duzen - to say "du", use the familiar form of address
- siezen - to say "Sie", use the formal form of address
- kennen lernen - to meet, get to know
- Freut mich, Sie kennenzulernen. - Pleased to meet you. (formal)
- sei! - be! (imperative, familiar of "sein")
- sei nicht so formell - don't be so formal (familiar, imperative)
- ihr könnt - you-all can
- ihr könnt euch duzen - you-all can say "du" to each other
- wenn - if
- wenn es dir recht ist - if it's all right with you (familiar)
- natürlich - of course
- wir Studenten - we students
- alle - all
- wir duzen uns - we say "du" to each other
Listen to this conversation where Michael learns that students typically say "du" to each other.
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German Language Game: Pick the Prefix
Quick German Language Game: Pick the Prefix.
Play a fun online language game using four common verbs to test yourself on the prefixes: an, ab, ein, um
- ankommen - to arrive
- abholen - to pick up
- einladen - to invite
- umsteigen - to transfer (train, bus)
In this interactive game you'll use three skills: listening, reading and speaking.
We encourage you to say the words ALOUD after you hear the native speaker pronounce them.
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