This podcast will be mostly about languages, poetic readings, prose, and some musings about life in general.
1. German:
- I have studied and become reasonably proficient
- I like to read stories and poems in German
2. Norwegian:
- It has been a desire for many years to learn Norwegian
- I began by using Duolingo, this is my journey on it
3. English:
- Poetry has been an outlet for me since I can remember
- I enjoy reading a good poem and will share
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45. Slow by designs Kleine Deutsche Lehre Teil 1 Nr. 2 "Hauptwörter"
45. Slow by designs Kleine Deutsche Lehre Teil 1 Nr. 2 "Hauptwörter"
Continuing on in my study of German Grammar, sourced from a "Sprachlehre" published over a hundred years ago in German, I review nouns.
Also included are the three genders found in German, the breakdown of how to group different types of nouns, i.e. singular/plural and common and proper nouns, as well as an introduction to the four cases.
26 Apr 2023
44. Slow by designs Kleine Deutsche Lehre Teil 1 Nr.1 GESCHLECHTSWÖRTER
44. Slow by designs Kleine Deutsche Lehre Teil 1 Nr.1 GESCHLECHTSWÖRTER
Here's the gist of why I'm doing this series:
Learning German was always high on my list of life-long achievement goals. While I speak reasonably well for someone who has spent a total of one 2 years actually living and speaking the language on a daily basis (not consecutively), the grammar side of it has always eluded my brain. (I'm a very slow learner.) Also, professionally I'm a cellist and recently I began teaching a native German speaker and that student would rather not have it in English. I'm cool with that because it is a chance for me to improve and use the German I know. However, I'm quite nervous about it every week and find it hard to form nice sentences, etc.
I'll be using an old German Grammar Lesson Book entitled Kleine Deutsche Lehre or "The Little German Lesson" (anyone with a better translation, please let me know). It walks one through the types of word classes, parts of speech, and conjugations. This will be my own study of Grammar.
Today's episode is about Geschlechtswörter, or the articles: der, die, das; ein, eine, ein.
#learngerman #germangrammar #conjugationingerman #germanlanguage
30 Dec 2022
43. The End of the Year, 2022.
It's the end of 2022, but the start of 2023.
Happy New Year!
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