 Amerika  Maus  Nacht  Garten  Fisch  Bringen  Bäcker Can you figure out these words? Why are these words so similar to English?

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 Amerika  Maus  Nacht  Garten  Fisch  Bringen  Bäcker Can you figure out these words? Why are these words so similar to English?

Cognates Deutsch ist so einfach!

 words that sound or look very similar in 2+ languages  Zum Beispiel (for example):  Mutter  Onkel  Ball  blind  Liste  ….und so weiter! (etc) What are Cognates?

Activität!!

 Der Winter war bitter kalt dieses Jahr  Possible points: 7  Thomas hat eine rote Nase, einen weiten Mund, enorme Ohren, dunne Lippen, und lange Haare.  Possible points: 14  Steck einen Finger nicht in meine Nase!  Possible points: 7 Was bedeutet das? What does this mean?

 Guten Morgen! Meine Name ist Professor Kurt Butterball. Ich komme direkt aus Berlin. Ich habe Hunger. Bring mir eine kalte Platte mit Brot, Butter, Käse, und eine Bratwurst. Und dann, Apfelkuchen und Kaffee oder Tee mit ein Glas Milch!  Possible points: 37 Was bedeutet das? What does this mean?

Gratuliere!! Du liest Deutsch! Congratulations! You read German!