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Guten Tag (Good Day ~ Good Afternoon) Note: Germans Don't normally say Good Afternoon | Guten Tag (Good Day ~ Good Afternoon) Note: Germans Don't normally say Good Afternoon | ||
Guten Abend (Good Evening ~ After Work; regional? past 17:00 or 18:00) | Guten Abend (Good Evening ~ After Work; regional? past 17:00 or 18:00) | ||
Gute Nacht (Good Night ~ resevered for right before bedtime) | |||
Hallo (Hello) | Hallo (Hello) | ||
Revision as of 22:33, 12 October 2006
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Unit Summary
- Course code: ALAU101:
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- Faculty: Humanities
- School: School:Language and Literature
- Department: Topic:Language Aquisition
- Stream German Stream
- Level: Beginner
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Unit materials
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Learning materials and learning projects are located in the main Wikiversity namespace. Simply make a link to the name of the lesson (lessons are independent pages in the main namespace) and start writing!
Texts
Lessons
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How to type German characters into the computer
Typing German characters on a PC
- For ö, hold down Alt, and press the numbers 1, 4, 8 on the keypad. Then release the Alt button.
- For ü, hold down Alt, and press the numbers 1, 2, 9 on the keypad. Then release the Alt button.
- For ß, hold down Alt, and press the numbers 2, 2, 5 on the keypad. Then release the Alt button.
Typing German characters on a Mac
- For ü, ö, and ä, hold down option-u, release, and type u, o, or a.
- For ß type option-s.
Vocabulary
Tag (day)
Greetings
Guten Morgen (Good Morning) Guten Tag (Good Day ~ Good Afternoon) Note: Germans Don't normally say Good Afternoon Guten Abend (Good Evening ~ After Work; regional? past 17:00 or 18:00) Gute Nacht (Good Night ~ resevered for right before bedtime) Hallo (Hello)
Numbers
eins (1), zwei (2), drei (3), vier (4), fünf (5), sechs (6) sieben (7), acht (8), neun (9), zehn (10), elf (11), zwölf (12) dreizehn (13), vierzehn (14), fünfzehn (15), sechszehn (16) siebzehn (17), achtzehn (18), neunzehn (19), zwanzig (20), einundzwanzig (21), zweiundzwanzig (22), dreiundzwanzig (23) vierundzwanzig (24), fünfundzwanzig (25), sechundzwanzig (26) siebundzwanzig (27), achtundzwanzig (28), neunundzwanzig (29) dreißig (30), vierzig (40), fünfzig (50), sechzig (60) siebzig (70), achtzig (80), neunzig (90), einhundert (100)
Sports
Fußball (Soccer)
Important verbs
Verb tables below
Assignments
To help you get acquainted with the written language, use this subpage to get in contact with German speaking Wikiversity participants.