Introduction to the lesson

When you have finished this lesson you can:

State ways to get around
Ask to borrow something

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When you have finished this lesson you can:

State ways to get around
Ask to borrow something

Listen to the conversation

Bruno Gruber and Steve talk about different modes of transport.
See if you can identify them.

They also agree on how to will get to the Beethoven Museum.

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Bruno Gruber and Steve talk about different modes of transport.
See if you can identify them.

They also agree on how to will get to the Beethoven Museum.

Exercise to the video

Does Steve have car in Austria?

	Wrong
	Right

Transport Ways

How are the German and Austrians around?

Many Germans and Austrians have cars, but cars are very expensive due to taxes, taxes, insurance and fuel. Public transport works quite well. The trains usually come on time, but the buses, trams or metros may be very crowded during the rush hour, but you can come almost everywhere. It is very important to not forget to buy a ticket, because if you ride without a ticket and you get caught, this can be very expensive for you.

As long as the roads are flat Austrians and Germans like to cycle a lot, even in larger cities. Bikes are considered a good and fast way to get around if you do not go too far.

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How are the German and Austrians around?

As long as the roads are flat Austrians and Germans like to cycle a lot, even in larger cities. Bikes are considered a good and fast way to get around if you do not go too far.

Means of transportation

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das Fahrrad n - die Fahrräder pl.

the bicycle/s

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das Moped n - die Mopeds pl.

the moped/s

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das Motorrad n - die Motorräder pl.

the motorcycle/s

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das Auto n - die Autos pl.

the car/s

More means of transportation

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der Bus m - die Busse pl.

the bus/ses

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die Straßenbahn f - die Straßenbahnen pl.

the tram/s

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die U-Bahn f

the subway

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die Linie f

the line

Busses, trams and subways are named with numbers or letters and sometimes with a combination of both.

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Busses, trams and subways are named with numbers or letters and sometimes with a combination of both.

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der Zug m - die Züge pl.

the line

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das Flugzeug n - die Flugzeuge pl.

the plane/s

Notice this construction:

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Notice this construction:

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zu Fuß

by foot

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zu Fuß gehen

by foot

To transport yourself

When stating how you get around you can say:

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When stating how you get around you can say:

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laufen reg., a ⇒ ä in 2./3. pers. sing.

to walk; also: to run, to go

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fahren

to drive; to go by vehicle

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fliegen reg.

to fly

Articles in dative

Er fährt mit dem Zug.

Wir fahren mit den Fahrrädern.

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Er fährt mit dem Zug.

Wir fahren mit den Fahrrädern.

To take

When you talk about your transportation, you can also use the verb "nehmen". It demands accusative, which - as you already know - only changes the article of male nouns.

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When you talk about your transportation, you can also use the verb "nehmen". It demands accusative, which - as you already know - only changes the article of male nouns.

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Ich nehme den Bus in die Stadt.

I'm taking the bus into town.

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Wir haben das Flugzeug nach Paris genommen.

We’ve took the plane to Paris.

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Peter nimmt das Auto.

Peter is taking the car.

Exercise 1

It is not a big deal, if you forget to buy a ticket in a public transport?

	Right
	Wrong

Exercise 2

The verbs “fahren” und “fliegen” are used with “mit”. This preposition demends the …

	accusative
	genitive
	nominative
	dative

Exercise 3

Arrange correctly: Click at the speaker-button on the left and drag them to the correct word on the right side.

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Arrange correctly: Click at the speaker-button on the left and drag them to the correct word on the right side.

Exercise 4

How is Jonas going to school?

	going by tram
	going by subway
	going by bus
	riding his bike

Exercise 5

Arrange correctly: Click at the button with the article on the left and drag them to the correct noun on the right side.

Sie fährt mit ...

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Arrange correctly: Click at the button with the article on the left and drag them to the correct noun on the right side.

Sie fährt mit ...

der		Zug (m)
den		U-Bahn (f)
dem		Bussen (pl.)
dem		Fahrrad (n)

How are you coming?

If you want to know how a person gets around, you ask:

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If you want to know how a person gets around, you ask:

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Wie kommst du durch die Stadt?

How do you get around town? (informal)

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Wie kommen Sie zur Arbeit?

How do you get to work? (formal)

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Wie kommst du in die Stadt?

How do you get into town? (informal)

Ask a person

You can also ask more precisely:

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You can also ask more precisely:

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Fährst du mit dem Fahrrad?

Do you ride a bicycle?

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Gehst du?

Do you walk?

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Nimmst du den Zug?

Do you take the train?

Transport and destinations

You can use different transport options to get to different places:

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You can use different transport options to get to different places:

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nach Hause

home

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Ich gehe nach Hause.

I’m walking home.

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Sie fährt nach Wien.

She drives to Vienna.

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Wir fliegen nach Italien.

We fly to Italy.

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Er fährt mit dem Fahrrad zur Arbeit. zur = zu + der

He rides his bike to work.

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Nehmen Sie die Straßenbahn zur Schule!

Take the tram to school! (courtesy)

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Nehmen Sie den Bus zum Stephansdom! zum = zu + dem

Take the bus to the “St. Stephen's Cathedral”! (formal)

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Sie nehmen den Bus in die Stadt.

hey take the bus downtown.

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Ihr fahrt mit der U-Bahn in die Stadt.

You go by subway downtown.

Taxi

If you want to be sure to get a taxi then you need to call one. In the rural areas, like on the countryside, it is absolutely necessary to call for one. But in the towns it is possible to catch a taxi on the road or elsewhere. All taxis run after taximeter.

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Exercise 6

Ask Mr. Gruber how he gets to work. (He’s a stranger for you.)

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Ask Mr. Gruber how he gets to work. (He’s a stranger for you.)

Correct

Wrong

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Exercise 7

Answer Jonas by saying that you are cycling.

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Answer Jonas by saying that you are cycling.

Correct

Wrong

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Exercise 8

In the countryside it is very common to stop a taxi on the street?

	Right
	Wrong

Always, sometimes, never

The table shows some of the usual time adverbs to express frequencies.

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The table shows some of the usual time adverbs to express frequencies.

Time adverbs

Some of the most used time adverbs are:

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Some of the most used time adverbs are:

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nie

never

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immer

always

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meistens

mostly

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manchmal

sometimes

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oft

often

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selten

seldom

I do it … always, sometimes, never

! Remember: The conjugated verb always stands at the second position, the time adverb often follows after the verb.

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! Remember: The conjugated verb always stands at the second position, the time adverb often follows after the verb.

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Er nimmt nie den Bus.

He never takes the bus.

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Sie fährt immer mit der Straßenbahn.

She always goes by tram.

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Ich trinke oft Kaffee.

I often drink coffee.

Now, soon, later

The table shows some of the usual time adverbs to express time points.

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The table shows some of the usual time adverbs to express time points.

Time adverbs II

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schon

already

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jetzt

now

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bald

soon

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sofort

immediatly

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früher

earlier

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später

later

I do it … now, soon, later

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Wir sind schon angekommen.

We’ve arrived already.

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Sie fahren später in die Stadt.

They’ll go later downtown.

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Der Termin ist jetzt.

The appointment is now.

Exercise 9

What does she tell you?

	She comes now.
	She’ll come later.
	She’ll come earlier.

Exercise 10

Tell Jonas that you never ride a bike.

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Tell Jonas that you never ride a bike.

Correct

Wrong

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Exercise 11

Arrange correctly: Click at the speaker-button on the left and drag them to the correct word on the right side.

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Arrange correctly: Click at the speaker-button on the left and drag them to the correct word on the right side.

		seldom
		sometimes
		often
		always

Prepositions to express time

In German, there are also some prepositions expressing time.

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In German, there are also some prepositions expressing time.

Articles and nouns in all cases

* There are some masculine nouns in German, so-called weak nouns, building their genitive with -(e)n.

For example: der Junge - des Jungen [the boy]

der Achitekt - des Architekten [the architect]

To be sure how it is right you can use a dictionary. There the genitive ending is often extra specified.

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* There are some masculine nouns in German, so-called weak nouns, building their genitive with -(e)n.

For example: der Junge - des Jungen [the boy]

der Achitekt - des Architekten [the architect]

To be sure how it is right you can use a dictionary. There the genitive ending is often extra specified.

I do it … before, during, after.

Unlike the adverbs, the prepositions change the following noun and its article.

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Unlike the adverbs, the prepositions change the following noun and its article.

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vor dem Abendessen n

before (the) dinner

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seit dem Morgen m

since (the) morning

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nach dem Mittag m

after (the) lunch

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während der Nacht f

during (the) night

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der Tag m - die Tage pl.

the day/s

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während des Tages

during the day

Exercise 12

Transfer the phrases into genitive with the correct endings of the articles and of the nouns and say it.

For example: ein Tag - eines Tages

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Transfer the phrases into genitive with the correct endings of the articles and of the nouns and say it.

For example: ein Tag - eines Tages

ein Mann:

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ein Mann:

Correct

Wrong

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die Frau:

ZGllIEZyYXU6

die Frau:

Correct

Wrong

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Exercise 13

What does Maria say?

	I’ll go to work before dinner.
	I’ll go to work before lunch.
	I’ll go to work after lunch.
	I’ll go to work after dinner.

To love and like

In German - as in English - you declare your love for something by saying that you love or you like it. You can love or like everything from a person to chocolate to sleeping in the morning. Depending on how strong your affection or your liking for something, you use "mögen" (to like) or - stronger - "lieben" (to love).

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Expressing love

Expressing love for a person, a thing or something in general:

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Expressing love for a person, a thing or something in general:

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lieben reg. + akkusative

to love

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Ich liebe Hanna.

I love Hanna

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die Schokolade f - die Schokoladen pl.

the chocolat/s

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Ich liebe Schokolade.

I love chocolate

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Ich liebe Italien.

I love Italy.

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Ich liebe es.

I love it.

The verb “mögen” (to like)

To like something

You can also say that you like something. It's not as strong as saying that you love it.

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You can also say that you like something. It's not as strong as saying that you love it.

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mögen + akkusative}

to like

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Ich mag Kaffee.

I like coffee.

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Ich mag Wien.

I like Vienna.

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Ich mag dich.

I like you.

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Ich mag ihn.

I likes him.

If you use personal pronouns as objects they must also be in accusative.

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If you use personal pronouns as objects they must also be in accusative.

Personal pronouns in accusative

I do not like it

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Ich mag … nicht.

I do not like …

The negation "nicht" stands at the last position.

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The negation "nicht" stands at the last position.

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Ich mag Bier nicht.

I do not like beer.

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Ich mag ihn nicht.

I do not like him.

If you do not like something that may mean a lot to the other, you say it more careful.

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If you do not like something that may mean a lot to the other, you say it more careful.

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das Buch n - die Bücher pl.

the book/s

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Ich mag das Buch nicht so sehr.

I do not like the book so much.

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der Film m - die Filme pl.

the film/s

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Ich mag amerikanische Filme nicht so sehr.

I do not like American films so much.

Exercise 14

What does Jonas say?

	He loves American films.
	He likes American films.
	He don’t like American films.

Exercise 15

Say that you love chocolate:

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Say that you love chocolate:

Correct

Wrong

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Exercise 16

Say that you like tea:

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Say that you like tea:

Correct

Wrong

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Exercise 17

Say that you do not like red wine.

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Say that you do not like red wine.

Correct

Wrong

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Quiz - Start

Congratulation, you've nearly done this chapter!

Now pass the 10 question quiz - you'll get your results at the end.

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Congratulation, you've nearly done this chapter!

Now pass the 10 question quiz - you'll get your results at the end.

Quiz 1

Ask Maria how she goes downtown. (She's a friend of you.)

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Ask Maria how she goes downtown. (She's a friend of you.)

Correct

Wrong

Answered

Quiz 2

Arrange correctly!

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Arrange correctly!

		das Auto
		das Fahrrad
		das Flugzeug
		die U-Bahn

Quiz 3

Tell Steve that you go by car:

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Tell Steve that you go by car:

Correct

Wrong

Answered

Quiz 4

What did Bruno Gruber say?

	I always take the plane to Berlin.
	I always take the train to Berlin
	I never take the plane to Berlin.

Quiz 5

Arrange correctly: Click at the speaker-button on the left and drag them to the correct word on the right side.

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Arrange correctly: Click at the speaker-button on the left and drag them to the correct word on the right side.

		earlier
		mostly
		now
		never

Quiz 6

Arrange correctly: Click at the picture on the left and drag them to the correct word on the right side.

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Arrange correctly: Click at the picture on the left and drag them to the correct word on the right side.

		laufen
		fahren
		fliegen

Quiz 7

Arrange correctly: Click at the prepositions on the left and drag them to the right side for a correct phrase.

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Arrange correctly: Click at the prepositions on the left and drag them to the right side for a correct phrase.

nach		… Arbeit
nach		… Österreich