German All-in-One For Dummies, with CD

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If you need to start speaking German Fast, but you don’t have a lot of time to study the language, German For Dummies Audio Set is the quick-learning solution for you. p>\n

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0 null (nool)	17 siebzehn (zeep-tseyn)
1 eins (ayns)	18 achtzehn (âHt-tseyn)
2 zwei (tsvay)	19 neunzehn (noyn-tseyn)
3 drei (dray)	20 zwanzig (tsvân-tsîH)
4 vier (feer)	21 einundzwanzig (ayn-oont-tsvân-tsiH)
5 fünf (fuenf)	22 zweiundzwanzig (tsvay-oont \ntsvân-tsiH)
6 sechs (zêks)	30 dreißig (dray-siH)
7 sieben (zee-ben)	40 vierzig (feer-tsiH)
8 acht (âHt)	50 fünfzig (fuenf-tsiH)
9 neun (noyn)	60 sechzig (zêH-tsiH)
10 zehn (tseyn)	70 siebzig (zeep-tsiH)
11 elf (êlf)	80 achtzig (âHt-tsiH)
12 zwölf (tsverlf)	90 neunzig (noyn-tsiH)
13 dreizehn (dray-tseyn)	100 hundert (hoon-dert)
14 vierzehn (feer-tseyn)	200 zweihundert (tsvay-hoon-dert)
15 fünfzehn (fuenf-tseyn)	1000 tausend (tou-zent)
16 sechzehn (zêH-tseyn)

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In grammar, cases indicate the role that nouns and pronouns play in a sentence.

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","additionalResourceLink":"","bookCompanionPage":{"pageId":232261,"name":"German All-in-One For Dummies Resource Center","slug":"german-one-dummies-resource-center","_links":{"self":"https://dummies-api. I bought this book as I am doing conversational German in night school and they had not recommended any text books. Here’s a quick overview of the German cases and the relationship they have with nouns, articles, and pronouns. Präservativ (prë-zër-vah- teef ): Another embarrassing moment can be avoided when you know that this word means condom in German.td>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n"},{"title":"German phrases for emergencies","thumb":null,"image":null,"content":"

If you’re traveling in a German-speaking country and find yourself in an urgent situation, you can get the assistance you need by memorizing these important German phrases. German For Dummies, Enhanced Edition uses the renowned Berlitz approach to get you up and running with the language-and having fun too! German for Dummies sounds like the simplest and most comprehensive, but the all-in-one thing looks tempting too.

While studying in France, she traveled around Europe, and became curious about the German language and culture. p>This practical, portable audio set is designed to help you learn to speak German in a hurry and with no fuss, whether you’re at home or on the road. It is organised into sensible sections and uses a very useful method for helping with pronunciation. eventuell (ey-vên-tooh- êl ): This one means possible or possibly , not eventual or eventually , both of which would be schließlich ( shlees -liH) in German. Note that they all retain their English pronunciations, with a slight exception: The borrowed verbs are "germanified," which simply means they combine the English verb, such as kill or jog , with -en , the German suffix that creates the infinitive form ( to kill and to jog ).p>\n

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Case	Case Function
Nominative	Used for the subject of a sentence \n Used for predicate nouns
Accusative	Used for the direct object of a sentence
Dative	Used for the indirect object of a sentence
Genitive	Used to show possession, ownership, or a close relationship

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The biggest difference between German personal pronouns and English personal pronouns is that you have to distinguish among three ways to say you: du, ihr, and Sie.