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Have you been to those beautiful, majestic old buildings whose only flaw it is that they have many stairs and no elevator? Berlin is particularly rich in those. One of them is Berlin’s big cathedral, the Berliner Dom, and today Sarah will tell us about her visit to this must-see sight.
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This entry was posted on Wednesday, March 10th, 2010 at 6:30 pm and is filed under Advanced Audio Blogs . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
6 Responses to “Audio Blog S3 #9 - Sarahs Welt: When Sight-Seeing in Germany Do You Feel the Need to Flee?”
Wednesday at 6:30 pm
Friday at 1:02 am
Ich habe den Berliner Dom gesehen. Sarah hat Recht; er ist sehr hoch, mit viele Treppen. Ich habe auch Dome in der Tschechie besichtigt. Sie sind auch sehr hoch, und haben kein Geländer. Ich leide normalerweise nicht unter Höhenangst, aber ich war da ängstlich. Aber die Aussicht war sehr schön, und wert die Höhe zu trotzen.
Ich habe gesehen, dass Sarahs Favoriten Colin Firth und Meryl Streep keine Oskars gewonnen haben. Schade!
Monday at 8:20 pm
Hey Vanessa,
ja das fand ich auch sehr schade!! Ich dachte wenigstens Meryl Streep könnte es schaffen…
Saturday at 5:41 pm
I have a doubt on the following phrase:
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Is this using the present tense for an action taking place in the past ?
Saturday at 5:42 pm
I have a doubt on the following phrase:
Letztens wollte ich mit Freunden den Berliner Dom besichtigen und zur Plattform der 70
Meter hohen Kuppel steigen
Is this using the present tense for an action taking place in the past ?
Thanks
Monday at 10:02 pm
“wollte” is past tense, the other two verbs are infinitives depending on “wollte”.
The present tense of “wollen” is “ich will”.
Hope that helps.
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