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2023-06-23 13:45:58 Saying "How are you?" in German

Just like elsewhere, conversations often start with "how are you?". In German, that's "Wie geht’s?". But this phrase can seem cliche.

For a bit of variety, you can use these more casual questions:

Wie lÀuft es? Wie lÀuft's? - How's it going?
Was geht ab? - What's happening?

And if someone asks you, there are numerous possible responses

Danke! Mir geht es gut! - Thanks! I'm doing well!
Sehr gut! - Very well!
Ausgezeichnet! - Excellent!
Gut! - Good!
Wie immer. - As always.
UnverÀndert. - Unchanged.
Ziemlich gut! - Pretty good!
Ganz gut! Ganz ok! - Quite good!
Nicht schlecht. - Not bad.
Es geht. - It's okay.
So lala. - So-so.
Nicht besonders. - Not great.
Nicht so gut! - Not so good!
Schlecht. - Bad.

You can also get creative and use idioms :

Alles ist in Butter! - literally "everything is in butter", i.e. everything is fine, everything is great.
Nicht so, ich bin in der Klemme. - Not so good, I'm in a tight spot.
Ich kenne weder Rast noch Ruh. - I know neither rest nor peace (Eng. I'm always on the go)

In response, don't forget to ask:
Und wie geht es dir? - And how are you?
Und dir? - And you?
Und selbst? - And yourself?

Es geht mir ziemlich gut, obwohl ich heute viel zu tun habe. Und wie geht es dir?
I'm quite good, even though I have a lot to do today. How about you?

Don't forget to keep your conversation natural and engaging by adding variety to your phrases. It not only makes you sound more fluent, but it's also more fun!
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2023-06-21 11:00:04 Talking About Summer Weather in German

The beautiful season of summer is a great time to expand your vocabulary with words and phrases related to weather! Here are some useful words and phrases you might use during a balmy German summer:

sonnig — sunny
warm — warm
trocken — dry
bewölkt — cloudy
wechselnd — changeable
klar — clear
schwĂŒl — humid
kĂŒhl — cool
der Regen — the rain
der Wolkenbruch — downpour
die DĂŒrre — drought

For example, you might say:

Heute ist es sonnig und warm, ein perfekter Tag fĂŒr ein Picknick. (Today it is sunny and warm, a perfect day for a picnic.)
Phrases:
Überwiegend Sonnenschein — Mostly sunny
Ein schĂ€rferer Wind weht — A sharp wind is blowing
Es regnet zum Teil krĂ€ftig — It's partly raining heavily
Es gibt viel Sonnenschein — There's a lot of sunshine
Die Temperatur bleibt bei-... Grad — The temperature stays at ... degrees
Die Wolken auflockern gebietsweise — The clouds are breaking up in places

For example, you might hear:

Es regnet zum Teil krÀftig, deshalb vergessen Sie nicht, einen Regenschirm mitzunehmen. (It's partly raining heavily, so don't forget to take an umbrella.)
Whether you're planning a trip to the beach or simply want to describe the weather, these words and phrases are sure to come in handy during the summer season!
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2023-06-19 11:00:04 Mastering German Adjective Comparatives and Superlatives

Basic Rule: The comparative form of adjectives is formed by adding -er to the base word, while the superlative form uses -st or -est. Here's how it works:

Klein (small) -> kleiner (smaller) -> am kleinsten (smallest)
Wichtig (important) -> wichtiger (more important) -> am wichtigsten (most important)

Umlaut Magic: Certain short adjectives get an umlaut in the comparative and superlative forms:

Kalt (cold) -> kÀlter (colder) -> am kÀltesten (coldest)
Groß (big) -> grĂ¶ĂŸer (bigger) -> am grĂ¶ĂŸten (biggest)
Jung (young) -> jĂŒnger (younger) -> am jĂŒngsten (youngest)
Alt (old) -> Àlter (older) -> am Àltesten (oldest)

Here's the Deal with "Als": In German, comparisons often involve the word als (than), like so:

Mein Vater ist Àlter als meine Mutter. (My father is older than my mother.)

The Definite Article and Superlatives: When it comes to superlatives, you'll usually need the definite article because what you're describing is one-of-a-kind:

Der Gepard ist das schnellste Tier. (The cheetah is the fastest animal.)

But Wait, There's More! These adjectives and adverbs have special comparative and superlative forms that you'll want to memorize:

Gut (good) -> besser (better) -> am besten (best)
Viel (much) -> mehr (more) -> am meisten (most)
Wenig (little) -> minder (less) -> am mindesten (least)
Gern (gladly) -> lieber (prefer) -> am liebsten (prefer most)
Bald (soon) -> eher (sooner) -> am ehesten (soonest)

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2023-06-17 11:00:06 Hey there German learners!

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2023-06-15 14:55:47 Expressing Emotions and Feelings

Wow, how beautiful! – Oh, wie schön!
That's really awesome! – Das ist einfach toll!
How lovely that is! – Das ist aber schön!
I'm very glad that... – Ich bin sehr froh, dass...
I'm delighted that... – Ich freue mich, dass...
This surprises/astonishes me. – Das wundert/ĂŒberrascht mich.
Alright, enough already... – Ist schon gut

No big deal. – Das macht nichts.
It's not so bad. – Nicht so schlimm.
That's not what I meant. – Ich habe das nicht so gemeint.
Weird! – Komisch!

For example: "Ich freue mich, dass du heute hier bist!" (I'm delighted that you're here today!)

I'm worried. – Ich mache mir Sorgen.
I'm scared. – Ich habe Angst.
This scares me. – Das macht mir Angst.
This worries me. – Das macht mir Sorgen.
I fear that... – Ich fĂŒrchte, dass...
I'm very sad. – Ich bin sehr traurig.
I'm disappointed. – Ich bin enttĂ€uscht.
I'm sorry. – Es tut mir Leid.
That's such a pity! – Das ist aber schade!
It was a misunderstanding. – Das war ein MissverstĂ€ndnis.
If only I had known! – Wenn ich das gewusst hĂ€tte!
It could happen to anyone. – Das kann jedem passieren.

For example: "Es tut mir Leid, ich habe das nicht so gemeint." (I'm sorry, that's not what I meant.)

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2023-06-14 11:00:05 USEFUL GERMAN PREPOSITIONS WITH 'ZU'

Always used with the dative case

‱ gehören zu - belong to
‱ neigen zu - to tend towards
‱ sich entschließen zu - to decide on
‱ zĂ€hlen zu - to be considered as
‱ einladen zu - to invite to
‱ gratulieren zu - to congratulate on
‱ ĂŒberreden zu - to persuade to
‱ wĂ€hlen zu - to elect as
‱ werden zu - to become
‱ berechtigen zu - to entitle to

For example:

Das Buch gehört zu mir. (The book belongs to me.)
Er neigt dazu, immer zu spÀt zu kommen. (He tends to always be late.)
Expressions with 'ZU'
‱ zu Hause sein – to be at home
‱ zu Ende sein/kommen – to come to an end
‱ zu Besuch kommen – to come for a visit
‱ zu Fuß gehen – to go on foot
‱ zu Mittag/zu Abend essen – to have lunch/dinner
‱ etwas zum FrĂŒhstĂŒck essen – to eat something for breakfast
‱ zu Bett gehen – to go to bed
‱ zu Boden fallen – to fall on the floor
‱ zu Gott beten – to pray to God

For example:

Ich bin zu Hause. (I am at home.)
Wir gehen zu Fuß. (We are going on foot.)

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2023-06-11 11:53:13 LINKING WORDS FOR ELEGANT STORYTELLING

wie gesagt – as said
ehrlich gesagt – honestly speaking
streng genommen – strictly speaking
und umgekehrt – and vice versa
zweifellos – undoubtedly
unter uns – between us
mehr oder weniger – more or less
vor allem – above all
im Durchschnitt - on average

also, folglich – therefore
gleichzeitig – simultaneously
inzwischen – meanwhile
soweit ich weiß – as far as I know
und es bedeutet – and it means
in diesem Fall – in this case
höchstwahrscheinlich – most likely
mit anderen Worten – in other words
wie Sie sehen – as you see

Here are some examples of these phrases in use:

Ehrlich gesagt, ich habe diese Informationen nicht erwartet. (Honestly speaking, I didn't expect this information.)
Inzwischen, solltest du dich auf die PrĂŒfung vorbereiten. (Meanwhile, you should prepare for the exam.)
Wie Sie sehen, das Problem ist komplizierter, als wir dachten. (As you see, the problem is more complex than we thought.)
Save these phrases and incorporate them into your own narratives for a more polished and nuanced expression in German!

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2023-06-10 11:00:02 Question Words in German

was – what
Example: Was machst du? (What are you doing?)

wer – who
Example: Sie versucht nur herauszufinden, wer sie ist. (She's just trying to find out who she is.)

wo – where
Example: Wo wohnen Sie? (Where do you live?)

wohin – where to
Example: Wohin ist er gegangen? (Where did he go?)

wie – how
Example: Wie geht es dir? (How are you?)

wann – when
Example: Wann ist das geschehen? (When did it happen?)

woher – where from
Example: Woher kommst du? (Where are you from?)

wieso – why
Example: Ich erklÀre, wieso wir hier sind. (I will explain why we are here.)

wie lange – how long
Example: Wer weiß, wie lange es hĂ€lt. (Who knows how long it will last.)

wie viel – how much
Example: Es interessiert sie nicht, wie viel du weißt. (They don't care how much you know.)

Save and memorize these essential question words to navigate your way through any conversation in German with confidence!

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2023-06-08 11:00:07 How did you do? Keep practicing and improving your German language skills!
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2023-06-08 11:00:05 ​​ Discussions about Sleep

Useful Vocabulary in German

der Schlaf – sleep (as a process)
der Traum – dream
die Nachtruhe – night's rest
der Alptraum – nightmare
die SchlafmĂŒtze – sleepyhead
der FrĂŒhaufsteher – early riser
die Schlafenszeit – bedtime
der Schlafmangel – sleep deprivation
das SchlĂ€fchen – nap
der Nachtmensch – night owl
der Mittagsschlaf – siesta, afternoon nap
das Nickerchen – power nap

schlĂ€frig – sleepy
schlaflos – sleepless
schlafen – to sleep
ausschlafen – to sleep in
verschlafen – to oversleep
dösen – to doze
schlummern – to slumber
pennen – to snooze
schnarchen – to snore
trĂ€umen – to dream
nĂ€chtigen – to stay overnight
ruhen – to rest

Examples:

Ich fĂŒhle mich sehr schlĂ€frig. (I feel very sleepy.)
Ich muss ausschlafen, weil ich morgen einen wichtigen Termin habe. (I need to sleep in because I have an important appointment tomorrow.)
Ich habe einen schrecklichen Alptraum gehabt. (I had a terrible nightmare.)

Save this post for later and use these phrases and words to talk about sleep in German! Happy learning!
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