Der Stinger From the German expressions you were given last class, write the following expressions into German: See you later My name is What’s your name? How are you? Good/I am doing well Good Day Bye Good morning

Important Vocabulary for Class abgeben- hand in fällig- due Hausaufgaben- homework Kapitel- Chapter lernen- to learn, memorize Lesen- to read mitbringen- bring to (class) schreiben-write Seite- page Übung- exercise wiederholen- to review

Goals for Unit One Familiar words and expressions Introducing oneself Asking for personal information: name, age, address, phone # Spelling Working with numbers Asking what day it is Asking about colors Describing things and people

German and English – not so different You already know some cognates. Some are identical in spelling; some are very similar. Butter Land braun grün kosten Wort – word beginnen Schuh trinken Bruder bringen Familie Wetter

By comparing groups of cognates, you can see that differences between English and German cognates developed quite systematically. Bier Knie Sommer - summer Sonne Onkel Try to come up with the English equivalents. Notice the vowel relationships: Osten Bohne gut klar – clear Buch - book Jahr – Nudel alt -old Suppe kalt jung lang Tee - tea See

Saying Hello! Adults in German-speaking countries often greet each other with a handshake. When one is first introduced or is in a formal situation, a handshake is expected. Greetings vary depending on the region and the speakers. How is this similar or different in the USA?

Expressions for greeting Guten Morgen/ Morgen (informal) Guten Tag/ Tag Hallo Grüß Gott (southern Germany, Austria) Grüß dich (informal, southern Germany, Austria) Servus (good acquaintances, S. Germany,Austria) Guten Abend

Expressions for good-bye Auf Wiedersehen (wieder – again, sehen – to see) Auf Wiederschauen (schauen – to see) Tschüss Servus (good acquaintances, s. Germany, Austria) Gute Nacht (good night) Bis bald Bis dann Mach’s gut

Grüßen Sie Ihren Partner/Partnerin Turn to the person next to you and greet them and say bye to them in at least three different ways

Der Stinger What comes to mind when you think of global world in terms of culture, economy, language, politics, etc.

Asking for information Subject pronouns du and Sie Wie heißt du? (What is your name?) Wie ist deine Telefonnummer? dein(e)- your Wie heißen Sie? (What is your name?) Wie ist Ihre Adresse? (What is your address?) Wie alt bist du? (How old are you)?

Du und Sie Du is the equivalent of you and is used when addressing a relative, close friend or someone around less than 15 years old. Sie is also you but is more formal and is used with strangers and adults that the person does not know well.

Übung 14 and 15 Du und Sie Complete exercises on pages 20 and 21.

Du oder Sie? A fifteen-year-old exchange student A six-year-old child Your cat Your doctor Your aunt A police officer Your friend’s uncle Your friend Your father or mother A teacher

Du oder Sie? Cousin Pet rabbits Parents Relatives Coach School principal Dog Dentist Brother Girlfriend

Dein and Ihr Dein and Ihr are the equivalent of your. Dein is used as Du is (more informally) and Ihr is used Sie is (formally). Wie ist deine Adresse? (informal) Wie ist Ihre Adresse? (formal)

Sagt man du oder Sie? Sie: formal greeting for addressing adults and strangers du: informal greeting for addressing relatives, friends and young people under approximately 15 years of age

Sagt man du oder Sie?

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Das Alphabet (phonetically) page 25 A ah B beh C tseh D deh E eh F eff G geh H hah I ih J jott K kah L ell M emm N en O Oh P peh Q Kuh R err S ess T teh U uh V fau W weh X iks Y üpsilon Z tset Ä äh Ö öh Ü üh ß ess-tset

Das Alphabet: Wie sagt man...? DVD BMW USA BRB RSVP CD mfF (mit freundlichen Grüßen) ILD (ich liebe dich) WD (wieder da)

letters Ich – ch Buch – darth vader sound Stuhl – st (makes a sh sound) Handstand But - Lastwagen (truck) Tisch – sch (makes a sh sound) ei makes an i sound, ie makes an eeh habe (the e makes an uhh sound) – to have k makes the kuh sound in German, not c s a the beginning of a word make a z sound (senden)

Die Zahlen

Die Zahlen 1 eins 2 zwei 3 drei 4 vier 5 fünf 6 sechs 7 sieben 8 acht 9 neun 10 zehn 11 elf 12 zwölf 13 dreizehn 14 vierzehn 15 fünfzehn 16 sechzehn 17 siebzehn 18 achtzehn 19 neunzehn 20 zwanzig

Mathematik! Zwei plus drei ist ? eins plus fünf ist ? elf minus vier ist ? fünfzehn plus zwei ist ? neunzehn minus vierzehn ist ?

Übung 10 Wie viel ist…? With a partner do Übung 10 on page 14 in your text. Practice saying the problems and the answers and take turns.

Übung 9 Wie alt ist er/sie? How old is he/she? Complete the exercise with a partner on page 13. Please say the answers and write them out.

CD Wie heißen Sie? Wie heißen Sie? Wie schreibt man das? Und Ihre Adresse? Haben Sie eine Email-addresse Und Ihre Handynummer

Partnerarbeit (partner work) Inquire a few things about your partner in German. Name Age Adresse Telefonnummer

German Names Alexander Ali Berndhard Anna Angelika Andrea Gabriele Heide Helga Joachim Hermann Katharina Judith Anja Lucas David

Übung 1, pg. 3 Wer ist das? Das ist…

Hausaufgaben (homework) Please write down and learn the days of the week. Montag Dienstag Mittwoch Donnerstag Freitag Samstag Sonntag