The neighbor has left and John is flabbergasted at the turn of events. How will things progress from here? Will Michaela have to pay 1000 EUR in damages herself? Who would agree to that? Finally some mysteries will be solved. This German lesson for beginners will cover the preterite past tense of the German verb sein, you’ll learn many useful new words and you will get an insight into the German justice system.
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4 Responses to “Beginner Lesson # 21 - What now?”
Heinrich says:
Wednesday at 11:54 pm
Are they getting tired or sleepy?
check out those hosts who teach Japanese, full of energy and easy to follow.
I almost got asleep as I was listening to this episode… 
Vanilla Face says:
Wednesday at 2:43 am
I liked this episode! the hosts that teach Japanese are just to hyper..chinese on the other hand..they are more insightful than the Japanese hosts.
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Grammar: preterite, sein, sein: past tense | Function: requesting explanations | Topic: courts, damages, pets, suing
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