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Okay, so, Thomas, what's learned the highte?

And what's very weak-digghes, we're learning how to form questions.

Something very important, questions.

Also, those kids,

and that's all fun!

And fun! So when it comes to questions, questions are a key part of any language obviously and as you

said Zervishiti in German too.

Yes, and I thought we look a little bit at different question words,

so you can specify your questions a little bit,

and also look at the sentence structure,

so how our questions made up in German.

Okay. One of the things about the German question words that I'm just thinking, do they all begin with

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