No Artist - Wie Bitte? (A Beginners' Course In German) Record 3 album flac

Record 3 Programes 21 to 30. A BBC Television course of 30 programs for beginners in German First Broadcast October 1969 to June 1970 Repeated October 1971 to June 1972. This television series is accompanied by three books and three records. Made in Great Britain Recording first published 1970. Matrix, Runout (Side-A Runout ): V OP 137 29 BBC.

Lesson 1 A1 A2 Lesson 2 A3 A4 Lesson 3 A5 A6 Lesson 4 A7 A8 Lesson 5 A9 Lesson 6 A10 A11 Lesson 7 B1 B2. Questions And Answers Practice. My', 'Your', 'Not' Practice. Made in Great Britain Recording first published 1969.

Take a look at some general tactics for improving listening skills when conversing in German. Maybe you’ve boldly started a conversation and, as soon as the familiar topics of introducing yourself and such have been exhausted, you find yourself overwhelmed by speech that leaves you gasping for air. You may find it hard to follow or even distinguish familiar words. At this point, a kind of panic sets in that makes it completely impossible to focus and understand. This is normal, so don’t be discouraged.

Bitte," a common German word, can mean please, you're welcome, here you go, May I help you? and Pardon? depending on setting and context. Ich bin heute einkaufen gegangen. I went shopping today. Wie Bitte? Pardon me? Ich habe gesagt, dass ich heute einkaufen gegangen bin. I said, I went shopping today. Expressing "Here You Go" and "Please". A host might use bitte when handing something, such as a slice of pie, to a guest, as in: "Here you g. Or, a customer and a waiter might both use bitte in the following exchange: Customer: Ein Stück Apfelkuchen bitte. A piece of apple cake please.

German Greetings & Introductions. If you want to make a good impression with German speakers, you'll need a few basic phrases to meet and greet people. After all, you're going to use greetings every time you have a conversation in German! These phrases are simple, easy to remember and will help you make new German friends. Hallo, wie geht’s? – Hello, how are you? (ha-low, vee gits?)

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