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🇩🇪 German · Beginner Level 1

PART 1 · LESSON 3 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES

The Berlin Key

Lukas shows Max his room at the end of the corridor, gives him two keys, and shows him why a Berlin key has two ends. At eleven at night, a voice across the courtyard shouts at him. Say here's your room, ask where the shower and the key are and answer, learn the three words for the with the things of a room, say my and your, small, big and quiet, ask if someone is tired, and say good night.

Audio instruction: English

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THE STORY

It's half past seven the same evening. Lukas shows Max his room at the end of the corridor, gives him two keys, and takes him down to the street door to show him how the long one works. At eleven at night, Max tries it on his own, and somebody across the courtyard shouts at him. This is the conversation you'll be able to say by the end of the lesson.

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Das Zimmer.dahs TSIM-mahthe room
Ihr Zimmer.ee-ah TSIM-mahyour room, politely
Hier ist Ihr Zimmer.HEE-ah ist ee-ah TSIM-mahHere's your room. Politely.
Klein.klinesmall
Das Zimmer ist klein.dahs TSIM-mah ist klineThe room is small.
Ruhig.ROO-ihhquiet
Hier ist es ruhig.HEE-ah ist es ROO-ihhIt's quiet here.
Das Fenster.dahs FENS-tahthe window
Groß.grohsbig
Das Fenster ist groß.dahs FENS-tah ist grohsThe window is big.

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