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Aufw ӓ rmung

Aufw ӓ rmung. Take a card from me. It indicates your present state of mind. Take out your homework and leave it on your desks. I will come by and check for it.

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Aufw ӓ rmung

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  1. Aufwӓrmung • Take a card from me. It indicates your present state of mind. • Take out your homework and leave it on your desks. I will come by and check for it. • Go up to 5 classmates. Greet them (in German!). Ask each of them (IN GERMAN!) how they are doing. They will answer, using the word on their card. • They will then ask you how YOU are doing. You must answer, using the cue on your card. • When you have talked to 5 classmates, setzt dich!

  2. Das Alphabet und die Zahlen 0-100! Der dritte Tag Deutsch 1 Herr Reierstad

  3. WichtigeFrage: What are the building blocks of any language?

  4. Das Alphabet

  5. The written words in this presentation tell you what the German alphabet letters sound like to an English speaker!!

  6. aah bey tsey

  7. dey ey eff

  8. gey haah eeh

  9. yot ka ell

  10. emm enn oh

  11. pey kooh air

  12. ess tey ooh

  13. fow vey iks

  14. oopsilon tsett

  15. German uses 4 other letters as well. You may or may not choose to use them, as there have substitutes for each of them.

  16. Äӓ = ay/eh, depending on how you use it. Pretty much the same as German ‘e:’ head/Gӓste • the dots over the letters are called an “Umlaut.” • They indicate a change in the sound of the vowel. • If you don’t want to write your words with an Umlaut, simply write an ‘e’ after the letter. • Beispiel: Gӓste = Gaeste

  17. Beispiele: • Äpfel • Maedchen • Kӓfer • Baer

  18. Öö = uh/eu, similar to Blur/hören This sound is closer to French than it is to English

  19. Üü= a vowel sound we don’t have in English! It is closest to a combination of the sounds “ee” and “ew”

  20. Beispiele: • Tür • Kueche • hübsch • luegen

  21. Das “Ess-tsett” Is the name of this curious creation: ß • It makes the same sound as “ss.” The 2 are often interchangeable (more on this later) • dreißig/dreissig • beissen/beißen

  22. Schoko? Wer kann das Alphabet von ___ bis ___ sagen? • a-e • a-k • a-z

  23. Spelling Test? Nein, Schmuck!

  24. Die Zahlen 0-100! Bitte Wiederholen! 0. null 4. vier • . eins 5. fünf • . zwei/zwo

  25. Bitte wiederholen! • . sechs • . sieben • . acht • . neun • . zehn

  26. Bittewiederholen! • . elf • . zwölf • . dreizehn • . vierzehn • . fünfzehn

  27. Bitte wiederholen! • . einundzwanzig • . zweiundzwanzig • . dreiundzwanzig How might the rest go (until 30, that is)?

  28. Bitte wiederholen! 16. sechzehn Xsechszehn 17. siebzehn Xsiebenzehn 18. achtzehn 19. neunzehn 20. zwanzig

  29. vierundzwanzig • fuenfundzwanzig • sechsundzwanzig • siebenundzwanzig • achtundzwanzig • neunundzwanzig • dreißig

  30. Bitte wiederholen! • vierzig 50 fünfzig 60 sechzig 70 siebzig

  31. Bitte wiederholen! • . achtzig 90. neunzig 100. hundert

  32. Heisse Kartoffel?

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