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Your daily email
A verb, a supporting word, and a noun with its article. Grammar tip. Berlin scenario. Done.
Mein Tag – Tagesablauf
My day – daily routine
aufstehen
to get up
frühstücken
to have breakfast
der Morgen
the morning
Essen & Trinken bestellen
Ordering food & drinks
bestellen
to order
Ich mochte einen Kaffee bestellen.
I'd like to order a coffee.
nehmen
to take / to have
die Speisekarte
the menu
Grammar tip
After "bestellen", the article changes: der becomes den, ein becomes einen...
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From "Hallo" to useful conversations
Beginner
Survive your first week
10 weeks · 150 words
Elementary
Handle daily situations
10 weeks · 150 words
Intermediate
Communicate independently
10 weeks · 150 words
Upper Intermediate
Discuss complex topics
10 weeks · 150 words
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Hallo! Ich bin...
Present tense of sein/haben, personal pronouns
Personal pronouns
| Person | Deutsch | Example |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Singular | ich | Ich bin Maria. |
| 2. Singular | du | Du bist nett. |
| 3. Singular | er / sie / es | Er ist groß. |
Tip
Remember: "du" = friends, "Sie" = strangers
Fill in the correct form of 'sein':
Ich ___ müde.
Correct! Ich bin.
Du ___ nett.
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