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Archive for August 21st, 2008 


August 21st, 2008

In today’s lesson Michaela’s neighbor insists on picking up his dog. Is Michaela going to hand the poor dog over just like that? Or does she still have a card up her sleeve? We will see.
We are also going to cover neighborhood disputes, living in German cities, the postal service and a lot more.
And today’s grammar point is the German word “müssen”. It is a German modal verb meaning “must”. We already covered “wollen” and “können”. So I am sure this one is going to be easy for you.

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