Basic German for Back to School | Frau Hannah

1. Back to School - Intro: Hello, should Denton, I'm Hannah, your German language instructor. Today's class we will cover some basic German for back-to-school. I hope you all had an amazing summer. I know I have. We're almost back to school. So let's do some review of what we might have forgotten over the summer. In this lesson, we'll go over some greetings and farewells, as well as some school vocabulary and useful phrases. From there, we will work on some exercises together, then do some review before the project today. At the end of the lesson today, there'll be a project to help test and strengthen your understanding. You'll find it and all the details and the Project and Resources section below. It's in your best interests to review the slides a few times before attempting the projects. As repetition is your best friend when it comes to second language learning. As always, if there are any questions, please post them to the discussion thread. Marked questions. Questions show we are engaging in the content and help us to strengthen our understanding. So don't be afraid to ask as well. I always welcome constructive feedback. Please leave feedback in the discussion thread, marked feedback without further ado. Let's get started with today's lesson. 2. Back to School - Greetings & Farewells: Let's start with greetings and farewells. Hello, hi, hey, hello, hi, hey. These greetings are best used with other classmates as they are rather informal. Good model. Good morning. This greeting is best used with your teacher as it's more formal. Model, morning. This greeting is a middle ground between formal and informal. It can be used with both teachers and classmates. Just Bye. This farewell would be best used with classmates or friends. It is a bit too informal for use with the teacher. Alveoli asean, goodbye. This is a formal farewell. So it would be good to use this farewell with your teacher. This but fish Beta, this done until soon, until later, until then. These farewells or a good middle ground, they can be used formally or informally. But important to note is that since these farewells are time-sensitive, they should be used when you will actually see that person at a specific time soon, later. And or then. My lesson on the basics of German discusses greetings and farewells more in depth. Link in the description below. 3. Back to School - Classroom & School Vocabulary: Next is some school vocab. We'll start with some classroom vocab and then some school supplies vocab. From there, we'll do some helpful words to use in school, as well as helpful phrases. Let's start with some classroom vocabulary and school supplies vocabulary. The chalkboard, dish Skype, Tish, the desk, dashed would the chair. Next, we'll do some school supplies, vocabulary. That's papilla. The paper. Dashed, lift the pen. The obliged to lift the pencil. Let's do some more classroom vocabulary. Oven. The teacher, student, the student and the student. Deep lesson come at, add the classmate. And some more school supplies, vocabulary, idea, gummy, eraser, the attacker, this stapler, the ad bytes method, the workbook. Now what do we remember about these noun articles? Dea is the nominative masculine definite article. D is the nominative feminine indefinite article, and thus is the nominative neutered definite article. Do you remember what the nominative plural definite article is? It's D. If you need a refresher on this checkout, my lesson on nominative articles and nouns right here on Skillshare. Link in the description below. 4. Back to School - Useful Words: Next we'll do some helpful basic words to use in school. Yeah. Yes. Nine. No. Pardon. Bitter. You're welcome. Peter. Please. Donkey. Thanks. Don Christian. Thank you. Remember that beta can be used multiple different ways depending on the tone and context as well. The difference between the two thank yous is simply how grateful you are dunk cushion being more so. 5. Back to School - Useful Phrases: Now we'll go over some helpful phrases. Daf is off the toilet again. May I go to the toilet? Each hubba. Hubba. Hubba forgotten. I have a question. I have questions. Stay on this. I don't understand. Vbd excuse me. Pardon? Couldn't see it as veto one. Can you repeat that? Couldn't see lung Sam. Can you speak slowly? What is the difference between bitter and V Beta if they both mean, Pardon? Well, bitter is the polite way to ask someone to repeat themselves if you haven't heard them or misheard them. Whereas V Beta can have a bit of an inpatient undertone. So if someone says something rude and you did hear it, you could respond to them by saying the vita as a way to indicate to them that they can either repeat themselves or change what they said. That being said, if you say the beta instead of bitter, German speakers, won't immediately think you are rude. It's just that V Beta can carry an attitude that Beta doesn't. 6. Back to School - Exercise 1: Let's do some exercises together. In our first exercise, there'll be a few images, those in which you will need to label with the correct word. This exercise uses the content learned from the slides on classroom and school supplies. Let's do the first one together as an example. Let's do the first one together as an example. This is an image of a blackboard. So the correct label would be dataflow. Lets keep going. This is an image of a desk. What is the correct label? Pause the lesson to take a moment to consider. The correct label would be dish Skype, Tish. This is an image of a chair. What is the correct label? Pause the lesson to take a moment to consider. The correct label would be dashed. This is an image of a teacher. What is the correct label? Pause the lesson to take a moment to consider. The correct label would be dealt Leanna D layer, then this is an image of a student. What is the correct label? Pause the lesson to take a moment to consider. The correct label would be dash student, D student, and this is an image of classmates. What is the correct label? Pause the lesson to take a moment to consider. The correct label would be declassified camera ad. This is an image of a piece of paper. What is the correct label? Pause the lesson to take a moment to consider. The correct label would be desk pop here. This is an image of a pen. What is the correct label? Pause the lesson to take a moment to consider. The correct label would be dashed if this is an image of a pencil, what is the correct label? Pause the lesson to take a moment to consider. The correct label would be obliged shift. This is an image of an eraser. What is the correct label? Pause the lesson to take a moment to consider. The correct label would be Dan idea gummy. This is an image of a stapler. What is the correct label? Pause the lesson to take a moment to consider. The correct label would be data, aka. This is an image of a workbook. What is the correct label? Pause the lesson to take a moment to consider. The correct label would be dead. I bites mapper. You're doing a great job. Let's keep going. 7. Back to School - Exercise 2: In this next exercise, there will be a series of images that represent one of the phrases we learned in class today. Let's do the first one together. Here we see a hand in the air, a toilet, and a question mark. What could this phrase be? This phrase is, daft off the toilet again. The hand in the air represents a student asking a question during class. The toilet represents the students need to use the washroom. And the question mark signifies that it's a question. Let's keep going. Here we see a hand in the air and a question mark. What phrase could these images? Pause the lesson to take a moment to consider. The phrase would be either Fraga. Here we see it thinking emoji. What phrase could this image be representing? Pause the lesson to take a moment to consider. The phrase would be established. Here we see a student having trouble learning. What phrase could this image be representing? Pause the lesson to take a moment to consider. The phrase would be V Beta. Here we see a repeat sign and someone talking. What phrase could these images be representing? Pause the lesson to take a moment to consider. The phrase would be konnen Sie das veto horn. Here we see someone's speaking and a turtle. What phrase could these images be representing? Pause the lesson to take a moment to consider. The phrase would be tendency Langsam. 8. Back to School - Exercise 3: This next exercise, we'll be using the greetings and farewells we learned today. If these two women are greeting each other, what three greetings would be possible? Think about the greetings we went through in today's lesson. Pause the lesson to take a moment to consider. The three possible greetings would be, hello, hi, hey, good model. And model. If these two men were saying farewell to each other, what three farewells would be possible? Think about the farewells we went through in today's lesson. Pause the lesson to take a moment to consider. The three possible farewells would be alveolar z, m. And despite this beta, this done awesome job, everyone. 9. Back to School - Review: Let's move to some review. It's in your best interests to review the slides to help you memorize these words and phrases. A few things to be mindful of while reviewing or the formal and informal forms. The nominative articles used with the nouns. And the difference between beta and v beta, just like we discussed during class. 10. Back to School - Outro: Great job everyone. That completes today's lesson. As always, if there are any questions, please reply to my discussion thread marked questions. Question shall we are engaging in the content and help us to strengthen our understanding? So don't be afraid to ask. As always, I always welcome constructive feedback. Please leave feedback in the discussion thread marked feedback to continue learning German and English with me. Follow me here on Skillshare. I hope to see you in my other classes. You can check those out on my YouTube and Instagram. All links will be in the description below. It was a pleasure being your teacher today.