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Most commonly spoke language.

Most commonly spoke language. This interesting map comes from Ben Blatt of Slate, who used data from the Census Bureau’s American Community Survey. He created several other language maps, too, including each state's top Native American, Scandinavian, and African language. Frage des Tages.

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Most commonly spoke language.

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  1. Most commonly spoke language. This interesting map comes from Ben Blatt of Slate, who used data from the Census Bureau’s American Community Survey. He created several other language maps, too, including each state's top Native American, Scandinavian, and African language.

  2. Frage des Tages • Was bedeutet GANZ DOLL? a) Ganz toll. b) Sehr.

  3. Objective • Students will be able to change weak verbs from present tense to the Perfekt and Imperfekt with a 70% accuracy rate. Students will be able to identify adjectives and adverbs and distinguish between the two.

  4. Comparison of Adjectives/Adverbs • An adjective modifies a noun. An adverb modifies a verb. There are 2 levels: Comparative and Superlative fast schnell faster schneller (comparative) fastest schnellste/am schnellsten (superlative) Das schnelleAuto. (fast describes the car therefor you are modifying the noun) Das schnellere Auto. Das schnellste Auto.

  5. Adjective • When the adjective is used as part of the verb “am” precedes the superlative and “en” is added. Peter sprichtlangsam. Maria sprichtlangsamer. Holgerspricht am langsamsten.

  6. Adjective Note: Do not use more (mehr) in the comparative!!!! (More beautiful.) In German add “er” to the ending. schönbecomes schöner

  7. Adjective/Adverbs Note: Most 1 syllable adj./adv. containing a,o,u change to ä,ö,ü. Ex. bunt, falsch, froh, klar, laut, wahr Note: When adj./adv. end in d,t,s,ß,sch,st,x,z add an “e” in the superlative. Ex. kalt, kälter, kälteste

  8. Adverbs • Die Straßenbahnfährtschnell. – The streetcar travels fast. • Das Auto fährtschneller. - The car travels faster. • Der Zug fährtamschnellsten. – The train travels the fastest. Fast in this situation modifies the verb fährt (travels).

  9. Irregular Comparisons Irregular comparisions good/better/best gut/besser/besste (am besten) high/higher/highesthoch/höher/am höchsten soon/sooner/soonest bald/eher/am ehesten

  10. Irregular Comparisons big/bigger/biggestgroß/größer/am größten near/nearer/nearest nah/näher/am nächsten much/more/mostviel/mehr/am meisten

  11. Irregular Comparisons gladly/more gladly/most gladly gern/lieber/am liebsten

  12. Adjective endings after definite articles

  13. Adjective endings after “ein”

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