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Coffee Break German

CBG 2.27 | Wir sollten wirklich nach Zürich fahren

Coffee Break German

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🗓️ 16 April 2018

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

In this lesson we're dealing with what, on the surface, seems like a tricky topic: the use of the verb sollen. We'll learn to use the verb in the Present and Präteritum, and we'll learn about the subtle differences of using each tense. Sollen is used to say what someone "should do", or "ought to do", and the key question involves whether or not you're being given advice, a suggestion is being made, or indeed you've already been given orders by someone else (e.g. doctor, teacher, parent, etc.) to do it! Complicated stuff, but we'll help you sort it all out!


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0:00.0

I need toys

0:02.0

Decorations. I need stockings. I need sprouts. I need something for him. I need something for him to give to his mother.

0:08.5

I've got a dragon eight foot tree into my lounge. Then build a trampoline and gift wrap it.

0:14.0

Elf duties are a full-time job, and this elf deserves a Christmassy coffee.

0:20.0

Our roasted Hazel Hot Chocolate is now at Costa.

0:23.2

That's Christmas, made a little better.

0:25.7

At Costa Coffee.

0:27.0

Coffee.

0:30.2

Coffee Brick German Season 2, Episode 27.

0:37.0

You know Andrea, we are getting quite far with coffee break German it's episode 27 of season

0:46.4

two which means that this is the the 67th episode of coffee break German we've recorded

0:51.8

Wow this is your own glauble.

0:54.0

Oh, glauble, yeah.

0:56.0

We hope that everyone is continuing to enjoy Coffee Break German and that the topics that we're

1:00.4

covering are really helping people use their German and I know that I

1:04.3

certainly feel that bit more confident since we've done Teqamolo now I feel

1:09.2

there's nothing stopping me. I know Teak molo is really a breakthrough. The key to everything, the key to everything. Are we

1:18.4

continuing with takea molo today? No today we're a bit more relaxed we're looking at another model verb we already know the

1:28.5

model verbs very well and today we're looking at solon. Okay let's get started. So Mark do you remember any modal verbs? I think we've done a few and it's something

1:51.0

that would have actually we've done quite a bit of and in the past we've done

1:55.4

Conan to be able to moussen yeah to have to

2:01.9

vollin to want to do something.

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