1000 Basic German Vocabulary & Expressions
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I am a German teacher and would like to point out that saying each item only twice at a normal speed is not enough for newer learners. You should say them a couple of times very slowly and then again at a faster speed. It is better to cover fewer expressions at a slower pace. The sounds are difficult for many learners.
Mrs, videos are these are commonly used to note down vocabulary. If somebody is trying to make flashcards and one word is said 5 times, it will take a whole lot longer
You can always slow down the speed to 0.75
@Mohamed Fathy Several languages have gender,not only German.
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I agree with you what alternative video or set of video do you recommend?
I want to share with you my new idea of teaching and learning vocabulary: Often I read or listen to german language, and many words I find kind of familiar, although I have no idea what they mean. Their familiarity to me is due to the fact that they share a root, that I came across before. For example: anfangen, fangen, Gefangenschaft, der Gefangene... they all have something in common in their meaning. You probably could think of more words wit root "fangen" and also explain their meaning at the same time. Once we get feel of German prefixes, like: ge-, an-, auf-..., and suffixes like: -shaft, -ling, -e..., we could almost INSTANTLY learn a lot of words, by learning just one root! We could remember much, much easier! How do like this concept? I love it... Is it possible that you people made a video like that, with family (or families) of words with common root? I encourage everyone out there to use this concept and make videos.
As a German teacher, I can tell you that this is not always a good idea. Because they share a "root" word does not mean the meaning of some German words is clearly discernible. It is best to learn the meaning of a vocabulary word in a context example, ie. anfangen means to begin, but fangen means to catch. Lebhaft means lively, but Zweifelhaft means doubtful. Especially the prefixes can cause a misunderstanding. You have to have much more than a "feel" for the prefixes--you have to learn them attached to the words. German vocabulary can be complex, even when words appear to be similar.
@@galemckiddy5120 As a German student I totally disagree. 3. "Fangen" means to catch. "An" could mean "on" And therefore An+fangen means to CATCH ON something, TO GRAB SOME ACTIVITY! And it is a lot easier for people like me to learn all family of words with "fangen" together, because people like me can understand AND FEEL the multiple meanings of the word "fangen"! 4. "...haft" is not a root! It is a suffix! And therefore I doubt that you are even a teacher. (I am not being aggressive here towards you, I'm just saying what is in my head.) 2. Learning each word separately is a lot of work and more work is bad for learning. 1. There is a lot of similarity... 5. ...Jeeesssuuusssss.....I feel like a pioneer among closed minded conservatives... (6. sequence of my points is deliberate, to focus on what is important.) 7. Peace
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@@kimyongun5471 Internet idiocy thats what it is.
@Pawel G Don't mind the negative comments, I had used the same learning technique to study sanskrit; Its a great way to intuit the meanings of new words without having to refer a dictionary. Moreover, this way the meanings are more etymologically accurate. Let me know if you come across a video/book that uses this method of teaching vocabulary Cheers 🍻
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Awesome vid, thanks. I advise playback speed at 0.75
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I do too. I even go to .5 lol
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So useful way Thanks
thank you for this. This is a great way to practice your vocabulary.
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Besten Danke.
I am very thankful for this presentation. I really appreciate it. Eu estou muito satisfeito com voces. Les agradezco por este grandioso trabajo que nos ayuda a aprender la lengua alemana. You did a great job. Danke!
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Das ist großartig ... Dankeschön
You're welcome!
Fantastically valued.... Great help. Danke
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That was absolutely perfect. Vielen Dank
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0:05 die Vorstellung 6:40 I'd like 11:49 die Nummer 14:05 einkaufen gehen 17:01 das Essen 19:08 die Familie 23:50 die Farben 25:19 27:07 die Kleidung 30:35 das Essen 33:08 das Tier 35:05 das Adjektiv 36:56 40:00 die Reise 54:30 das Land 55:36 der Beruf 57:42 59:33 die Krankheit 1:02:35 1:16:44 der Körper 1:18:36 1:28:29 der Monat 1:30:07 1:34:09 Dinge im Haus 1:37:16
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Awesome... Easy to learn
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Very useful, thanks!!! Listening while working out.
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Hallo 🤗 Ich komme aus Indien tamilnadu. Ich lerne Deutsch für meinen Freund. Ich möchte miau überraschen. 😊 Dankeschön its sehr helpful video i understood vocabulary 😊
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I repeated this 4 times, it worth
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Danke!
Excellent excellent Excllent presentation. Jolly good way for us beginners to build a useful vocabulary.
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very useful
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Excellent useful easy comprehensive and memorable
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Ein gut Video, Danke schon!!
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Is this 1000 words including the repeated words or excluding?
Please, can anyone tell me why the pronunciation of the male and female sometimes quite different? And which I should mimic? I mean which is more popular?
It's just a question of two different dialects. Human language is flexible enough to allow this, which is why there is no "exact" way to pronounce a word that is correct. The best thing to do is to keep on listening to a wide variety of German people speaking and mimic, not just one, but as many as you can. In the end you will wind up with your own unique dialect. But don't see that as something negative. The fact is you would be hard pressed to find two german people who speak the language exactly the same.
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Am still learning German, I need for beginners and hope this conversation is good according to my observation.
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Why not möchte?
18:10 i think its bit off (not completely different but different) sie mag keinen tee und kaffee means she doesn’t like tea AND coffee but in translate its OR not AND so you should’ve written ODER instead of UND (and)
so you mean to say that there is the connotation of "together with" for the word und?? and oder means "in addition to"....
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Me gusta estudiar idiomas! !
We love it too!
Ich möchte etwas zu tun è più corretto
Can you learn German like this? Or do you need to write it and hear it?
@I Em Hoo I Iz Thank you!
Yeah I recommend you to write it down.
Well you need mass input. Through listening and hearing the language. Vids like this one help a lot. Because with these phrases you're hearing it for listening input. Also you're picking up vocabulary words in context. You're also reading and practicing speaking so it's efficient. You definitely don't need to write. To be good at speaking a language. There are plenty of people who can't write well. But speak their language just fine.
@@brendon2462 That's a good reply. I just struggle to remember what I have learn't so I figured that by hearing, and writing German it would help it to stay in my head. I watch English movies sometimes with German selected as the subtitle, in order to help me learn. I also watch German movies with English subtitles. So far its not helping much
@@GeoffreyGraham2 You just need to listen to interesting content in the language. Such as movies, music, tv shows, exc. When you come across words you don't know look them up in translation. That way you're active listening. By building up your vocabulary. And you can slow down the vids to listen closely to pronunciation of words and sentences. You need more and more words to understand.
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die USA or den USA???? 02:45
Etwas=something, some
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German is like speaking english but angry
Yes. And also older English. Like, middle ages English.
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Naturlich ich spreche english 😄
...ich spreche Englisch
BTCMAN ... spreche ich Englisch.
Die Formulierung "Die Bücherei ist in der Nähe von der Kneipe." ist ganz schlechtes Deutsch, richtig müßte es heißen: "Die Bücherei ist in der Nähe der Kneipe."
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Many times the first syllable or half syllable in English is cut off. And same with the German male speaker. He’s clipped at the beginning. The only one that is not clipped or chopped at the beginning when speaking is the German woman speaker. Poor audio editing.
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Gern=with pleasure
you are welcome= bitte schön or nichts zu danken
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Das Stück frühstücken Rechnug gern etwas Abenessen bitte nehmen Bargeld mehr Rotweine stüch Bier da billig teuer gut Moment neu sehn möglich billeger hier ansehn ecke stellen sprechen frage langsam schnell an halten rechts links diese dieses dieser
there is repetition
Ich habe kein waser
who here is from the netherlands?
Sadly, not too many. According to the analytics, at least. Kom je oorspronkelijk uit Nederland?
Nichts=nothing
Not 1000 @ all, guess why.
Ich komme aus afghanistan, ich spreche ein bisschen Deutsch
Spreche
Deutsch
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@@robertobrien988 Danke
Nichts zu danken
Ich nicht guten , i will comme an deutschland.
Heilige scheiße, die deutsche stimme verzehrt könnte GLaDOs sein
La transcripción es una mezcla sin sentido.
The woman in the start of this video talks like she is talking to her date in a warm, sensuous tone of voice in a quiet, dimly lit romantic restaurant. As I was listening to it while doing exercise, it was NOT conducive to what I was doing so I discontinued listening at 2:00.
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Thank you too!
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