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Fer Donnerstag, den 10. September: know how to spell a word and
write a spelled word: Test! Practice pronouncing /h/ (Hund), /ch/ (ich).
Practice writing the.
WHO IS YOUR IDOL?
Vocabulary
Good morning! Bonjour (matin)
Hallo! / Hi! Hello / Hi!
Good morning! Bonjour!
Good evening! Bonsoir!
Tschss! Goodbye / Hi!
Goodbye! Au revoir!
Auf Wiederh-ren! Goodbye (on the phone)!
Bis morgen! See you tomorrow!
Good night! Bonne nuit!
Thank you! Merci!
Capital
In German, a capital letter is put at the beginning of the sentence, with
its own names and ALL common names.
for example: the labyrinth
Moin, Moin!
In northern Germany, they say Moin, Moin! In the south and in Austria:
Gre Gott! or Servus! In Switzerland: Greezi!
For Thursday, September 17: be able to greet and take leave orally, spell
and write a spelled word
Vocabulary
the birthday l'anniversaire
the friend (-e) l'ami
the girlfriend (-nen) l'amie
the first namele prénom
der Nachname the surnam
Fuer Montag, den 21. September: train for oral evaluation: know how to
greet, ask how it goes and answer, spell his name.
I bin's
NAME Edelstein Hoffman Netzer
Name Also Jan Hannah
Date of birth 21.02.1999 28.12.2000 03.04.2002
Age 16 15 13
… German Austria Switzerland
Berlin boy (Bern), pupil,
7D, Einstein-
High school
Vocabulary
das Geburtsdatum date of birth
der Geburtsort the birthplace
the signature la signature
der Personalausweis ID card
der Schulerausweis the pupil card
gultig bis valid until/at
die Telefonnummer phone number
the school l'école
the class la classe
Capital
Hello! How are you? Hi!
Thank you, good. And
you?
I'm doing great! See you later!
Bye!
Fer Donnerstag, den 24. September: reread the expressions and
vocabulary from the beginning of the mission. Know how to writeand
pronounce the new vocabulary.
The questions
Questions
How are you? Comment vas-tu?
Wo wohnst of the? Where do you live?
Wie bitte? How please?
What is your name? Comment t'appelles-tu?
Who are you? Qui es-tu?
Wie alt bist of the? How old are you?
Kannst of the buchstabieren bitte? Can you repeat, please?
In order to obtain information, a question is asked by a
interrogative pronoun beginning with W-.
If the question begins with a conjugated verb, the answer is yes or no.
Who? qui?
How? comment?
wie alt? How old?
Wo? Where?
and oui
no non
a. How old are you?
b. What is the baby's name?
c. How's Max doing?
d. How do you spell 'Wolf'?
e. Who are you? What is their name?
f. Who are you? What is your name?
Fuer Montag, den 28. September: know how to use
interrogative pronouns and ask a person questions.
School supplies
School affairs
the book le livre
the booklet le cahier
the homework booklet l'agenda
the pencil case la trousse
das Lineal la règle
the scissors les ciseaux
der Spitzer waist pencils
the eraser la gomme
of the stick (glue) la colle
the school bag le
cartable
the filler le stylo plume
the Kuli le stylo bille
the pencil le crayon paper
der Textmark the marker, highlighter
In my school bag I have
Tongue breaker
In Hamburg, a hundred dogs are called Hasso.
Vocabulary
the celebrity (-s) la personnalité
the country ( )le pays
kommen aus come from
wohnen in living in
Frankreich France
Deutschland Germany
Austria l'Autriche
Switzerland la Suisse
She comes from Germany. He comes from Switzerland.
She lives in Germany. He lives in Switzerland.
Personal pronouns
I
wil
l
be
lo
oki
ng
for
er (Maskulinum)
it (Neutrum)
she (Femininum)
we (plural : I + ....)
her (plural : you +
...)
she (plural of masculine / neutrum / femininum)
you (courtesy formula : siezen : for Mrs. Ruel...)
Grammar : Exercises
2A.
a. hot - am - means - be
b. hot - means - are
c. hot - is
2B.
Mario is 18 years old. He is from Spain. Maia is 14 years old. She
comes from Germany. My name is William. I come from
Switzerland. We live in Munich. Mario and I like tennis and hip-hop.
Maria likes handball and flute.
is his
coming is his
come come
hotcome come
come to
live may
may like
2A.
like, come, live / live, likes
2B.
a. Is
b. Is
c. Are
d. are / is
e. Hot
f. are / is
g. are / magst / means
3.
a. Where does Nils come from?
b. Where do you live ?
c. What does Petra like? What do you like, Petra ?
When I'm done:
I present in writing my best friend. I draw up his record: NAME,
Vorname
Old
place of
residenc
e Origin
Date of Birth
Place of Birth
Address
Hobbies
Fuer Montag, den 9. November: Send a text about his/her best
friend for the blog
Improve
Hello!
How are you?
My name is Milo J. I am eleven years old. I live in La Motte Servolex. I
come from France. I like pizza and baguettes / chocolate
/ Judo... Spätzle
Tschüs(s). See you
tomorrow. Signature
My email: ...
Debate
1. Bthenn 3. Düsseldor 6. Dänemar
4. München 7. Kassel
2. Köln f k
5. Stuttgart 8. Fulda
9. Rumänien
10. Ägypten 13. Ulm
11. Zürich 14. Görlitz
12. Basel 15. Bochum
16. Graof 17. Dortmund
a - ä (is/è) - o - ö (i) - u (or) - ü
The Umlaut
In German, the tremas can only be put on A, O, U. They
change the pronunciation of the vowel.
ä:é/è
ö : eu
ü:u
for example, :d ie countries, twelve, five
Diphttongue /ei/
hei-en: /ei/ pronounces as in "straw"
hot, write, you seid, three, France, Austria, Turkey, Switzerland
Fuer Montag, den 16. November: Sign the sheet for the PDA. I know
how to write and pronounce words with Umlaut or diphttongue. I
practice oral to introduce my idol.
Vocabulary
die Schule (-n) school
die Schulsache (-n)school materials
die Pause (-n) recess
the Gymnasium collége
der Schler (-) pupil (boy)
the student (-nen) él've (fille)
die Grundschule (-n) primary school
class (-n): first/second/third/eighth class
Fuer Dienstag, den 24. November: I know the vocabulary about school.
The numbers
The Months
the month (-e) le mois
the year (-) l'année
January April July October
Februar May August November
y June September December
March
Fuer Montag, den 7. Dezember: I know how to count, indicate a date, I
know the vocabulary of the school, I know how to compose or break
down a word and use the article defined by the name.
In the Gymnasium
pronunciation : [∫]
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
[∫] x x x x x
/sch/
History, bad, the school auditorium
Tongue breaker
Fischer's Fritz fishes fresh fish.
Diphttongue /au/
Diphttongue /au/ pronounces [ao] as in chaos.
forexample: the space, the homework
Blue cabbage remains blue cabbage and wedding dress remains wedding
dress.
For Monday : Je peux réciter le nouveau virelangue.
Nicholas
Compound words
forexample: the Pausenhof, the classroom, the sports hall, the computer
room
To translate from French to German, we start from the end and
complete: der Informatikraum → itslle of computer science
In German, the most important term is at the end. The above word
specifies this term.
the German room → der Deutschraum
German teacher → der Deutschlehrer
the Danube SteamShip Company Captain's Wife
It is the last term of the compound word that gives its genre and plural to
the whole word.
New names can be formed by juxtaposing two simple names.
Situating in time
Is it Wann? When's it going to be?
Wann hast of the Franzisch? When are you French?
How much clock ? A quelle heure ?
How much clock do you have history ? A quelle heure as-tu histoire ?
Day/daytime: am Vormittag in the morning
* um - precise time: um 8 Uhr 10 (8.10) at 8:10 a.m.
* von - hour - bis - time: von 8.10 bis 8.55 from 8:10 a.m. to 8:55 a.m.
for example : Lena has German on Monday morning from 8am to
8.45am.
Tongue breaker
A smiling llama runs slowly.
Exercise
s 2.
I have English at10am55 on Thursday morning. I did
sports at 10am05.
I have break from 9am50am to 10am05 in the
morning. I have art from 2pm30pm to 3pm20.
I have history at 1pm30.
I have biology on Monday afternoon from 1.30 p.m. to 2.50 p.m.
3.
have, have,
have, have
Der Dienstag: I know the new
Zungenbrecher by heart (intonation, pronunciation,
rhythm)
I repeat the song for the PDA
For Thursday: test sur la conjugaison de have. Revoir pour le PDA.
My favorite subject
My favourite subject
das Fach ('on)the school subject
The best score inGermany is 1+.
The worst score in Germany is a 6.3- is the
average.
Vocabulary
the teacher (-) le professeur
the teacher (-nen) la professeur
der Stundenplan the schedule
die Note (-n) note
good bon
bad mauvais
What grade do you have in ... ? Source note as-tu en ... ?
Fer Donnerstag, den 28. Januar: I speak about my schedule and my
favorite subjects on the notebook. I'm getting my test signed.
Fuer Montag, den 01. Februar: I send on Pronote my text about
school (time, notes, favorite subject, ...).
Exercises
There are many different plurals.
The
Computer Science Room, Teacher, Physics Room, Room, Student
The
Rooms, Classrooms, Teacher's Room
The
Teacher, Hour, Student, School
-er: male
-in, -e: feminine
-zimmer: neutral
-raum: male
Situating in time
Wann and am are used to ask for and indicate a date or day.
... at how much clock et around ... un horaire.
... von ... bis to indicate a duration.
a→ Anna has religion on Wednesday and Thursday.
b→ The breaks are from 10.10am to 10.35am and 12.50pm.c→
Anna has French on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
d→ Anna has sport on Thursday at 7am55. e→
Anna has geography on Wednesday and Friday.
4.
How much time did you German ?
When does he have karate?
How much clock do you have
maths ? When is it coming?
6.
I have... I have... We do... When do you have sports ? Did you...? He
has... We have
So many talents
the AG = the club in the school
What class are you in? → I'm in the 8B/in the eighthK. Which
grammar schooldo you go to? → I go to
De Boigne High School.
The AGs
das Kino the cinema
die Probe (-n) rehearsal
die Auff-hrung (-en)the theatrical performance
write* écrire
are interested in s'intéresser
after the lessonsapr s les cours
The rental
It is a circumstantial complement of place that indicates where you
are. He answers the question: Wo?
forexample: in the AG, in the auditorium; in the stadium, on the
pausenhof. En allemand, on utilise le datif apr s les prépositions.
in = in + the
dem: for the masculine and the neutral
dative der: for the feminine dative
I train in the (in) gymnasium / in the stadium / in the footballhall
basketball.
We play in the Aula Theater.
I play with my friends in the yard / in the stadium. I learn
history in the work room / in the history room.