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Coffee Break German

CBG 1:03 | Saying where you are from

Coffee Break German

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Easy German, Courses, German Lessons, Education, Learn German, Language Learning, German Language

4.71.9K Ratings

🗓️ 6 February 2013

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

Introduction

Welcome to a new episode of Coffee Break German, our new course for beginners in German. In weekly episodes you’ll join native speaker Thomas who’ll be teaching learner Mark in gradual, structured lessons. Our “Cultural Correspondent” Julia and our “Grammar Guru” Kirsten will also join us in each episode to share their knowledge and love of all things German. In this lesson you’ll be moving on to talk about where you come from. You’ll learn:


  • how to ask the question “where do you come from?”;
  • how to answer this question and the names for a number of countries;
  • the difference between the “du” and “Sie” forms in German and what happens to verbs when you change the form;
  • how to greet people in different parts of the German-speaking world.


This season of Coffee Break German features a total of 40 episodes. Stay subscribed to the podcast to enjoy each episode. If you'd like to benefit from lesson notes, bonus audio recordings and video versions of the lessons featuring 'synchronised video flashcards' to help you understand how the words and phrases are written, you can access the premium version of Coffee Break German on the Coffee Break Academy.


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Coffee break German, lesson three. Hello and welcome back to coffee break German. This is the course that will teach you

0:36.3

German step by step. I'm Thomas and I'm Mark or as I can see now I'm Heise Mark and of course if we ask you, our listeners, what is your name? You should also be able to reply. So, we hasten see?

0:51.0

Zer are good.

0:54.0

On today's lesson, we are going to be doing a little bit of review of what we learned last time,

1:00.0

and then we're going to be learning how to say where you come from. We'll cover some countries and there will be more countries in our

1:06.9

bonus materials you can find it more about them later let's get straight on with

1:12.0

the show and I am going to ask Thomas this time

1:15.1

Bestuberti. Yeah.

1:18.5

Then Lassun's un-Fangen.

1:20.9

Sir good, Mark. So we're going to start off with a little bit of review we did the last time, and I'm going to test you Mark what you remember.

1:33.2

Okay, that's an fancked.

1:35.6

Can you say good evening?

1:39.2

Gooden-Aab-B-T.

1:41.2

Richtic. Good-A-B-E-B-T-E-Aabnd. Ruygtic.

1:43.0

Gooden-Aabnd.

1:45.0

And do you remember the word for good day, good afternoon?

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