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Example of german language. This chart is an alphabetical list of 50 commonly used German verbs. German is famous for throwing nouns together and making single words of it and heres one example. German Language Tutorial includes a vocabulary and grammar review of the German language with German realia photos taken in Germany and Austria so you can see how the language is used in real life.

Learn German Alphabet letters g ch and r are pronounce mostly in the back of the throat. In German chair is masculine DER Stuhl book is neuter DAS Buch and apartment is feminine DIE Wohnung. Only some irregular verbs but no separable-prefix or modal verbs have been included in this chart.

Most of the time the S in German sounds like Z in English when placed at the beginning of a word followed by a vowel. For example Germans have a formal and an informal way of saying Whats your name. In the plural the English version becomes Houses while in German it becomes Häuser.

English and Afrikaans are at the other extreme with almost no. In any language the singular is one and the plural is many. The PDF e-book and 127 mp3s recorded by two native speakers most of which are not online are available for immediate download with FREE.

All examples are illustrated with photos. To state that your favorite movie is The Notebook you would say Mein Lieblingsfilm ist The Notebook Note how favorite film becomes a one-word noun. At the same time dont hesitate to use these expressions to help the conversation run smoothly if you dont understand something or need a little help.

Contrast for example the Balto-Slavic languages which have largely kept the Indo-European pitch accent and consequently preserved much of the inherited morphology Icelandic and to a lesser extent modern German best preserve the ProtoGermanic inflectional system with four noun cases three genders and well-marked verbs. The German umlauts are used to make that distinction. German is one of those languages where theres great emphasis on the formal versus informal especially in professional situations.