by LearnItSlow
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 Support: PayPal.me/travelingcello
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5/6/2021
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May 25, 2023
<p><strong>45. Slow by designs Kleine Deutsche Lehre Teil 1 Nr. 2 "Hauptwörter"</strong></p> <p><br></p> <p>Continuing on in my study of German Grammar, sourced from a "Sprachlehre" published over a hundred years ago in German, I review nouns. </p> <p>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. </p>
April 26, 2023
<p>44. Slow by designs Kleine Deutsche Lehre Teil 1 Nr.1 GESCHLECHTSWÖRTER</p> <p><br></p> <p>Here's the gist of why I'm doing this series:</p> <p> 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. </p> <p> I'll be using an old German Grammar Lesson Book entitled <strong>Kleine Deutsche Lehre</strong> 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.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Today's episode is about <strong>Geschlechtswörter</strong>, or the articles: der, die, das; ein, eine, ein. </p> <p><br></p> <p>#learngerman #germangrammar #conjugationingerman #germanlanguage</p>
December 30, 2022
<p>It's the end of 2022, but the start of 2023.</p> <p>Happy New Year!</p>
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This podcast will be mostly about languages, poetic readings, prose, and some musings about life in general.
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