Learn German

[Riku]

In this connection you needn't "about"

[Andriwlintu]

Hi everyone! I wonder if there is any place in Berlin where I can go on summer to learn german, and if it's possible, don't have to spend a lot of money.
I'm going to rent a flat about a month and i'm searching a place to learn german.
Does anyone know?
Vielen Dank!

[Noctiferous]

i am slowly learning germen p

Herz schlägt für mein Engel

ok i used a google translator >.> i am trying T-T lol but seriously i hope this isnt bad to say or anything but thank you blutengel for slowly teaching me germen you guys/girls are the best :D x3

anyways wanted to say hi everyone :D

and Hallo aus USA p

[Riku]

Herz schlägt für mein Engel

Do you mean "My heart beats for angels"?
Then you say "Mein Herz schlägt für Engel".

my = mein
heart = Herz
beats = schlägt
for = für
angels = Engel (singular and plural are the same: ein (=one) Engel; zwei (two) Engel)

DG,
Riku

[stephanie]

I will give it a try
Ich heiße Stephanie. Ich komme aus Amerika. Ich wohne in Minnesota. Ich bin neu hier und ich spreche ein bisschen Deutsch

[Riku]

I will give it a try
Ich heiße Stephanie. Ich komme aus Amerika. Ich wohne in Minnesota. Ich bin neu hier und ich spreche ein bisschen Deutsch

Nice try!

[stephanie]

Danke Riku! I have difficulty with phrases like this:
Ich habe gelernt ein bisschen Deutsch, die sprache der musik die ich liebe (I don't know if/when to use the ge- in gelernt) or would you phrase this an entirely different way?

[Riku]

Danke Riku! I have difficulty with phrases like this:
Ich habe gelernt ein bisschen Deutsch, die sprache der musik die ich liebe (I don't know if/when to use the ge- in gelernt) or would you phrase this an entirely different way?

lernen - infinitive

simple present

1st. pers. sg. (ich) lerne
2nd. pers. sg. (du) lernst
3rd. pers. sg. (er/sie/es) lernt
1st. pers. pl. (wir) lernen
2nd. pers. pl. (ihr) lernt
3rd. pers. pl (sie) lernen

you use the ge-, when the past perfect tense or the past perfect is used:

ich habe GElernt
du hast GElernt
...

ich hatte GElernt
du hattest GElernt

[stephanie]

Thanks for the help Riku
I learned in class that there are irregular exceptions to the ge- rule that would get me. I guess you just have to know it. For example, past participle "hat vergessen". I may confuse it for "hat gevergessen", but I suppose to you that just wouldn't sound right. Hopefully I can make a regular post in German some day! *I wish*

[jacktimo]

Oh, yes!! I mean... oh, ja!





__________________
Aion Kinah