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Beginner Lesson # 21 - What now?

September 4th, 2008

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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Grammar: preterite, sein, sein: past tense | Function: requesting explanations | Topic: courts, damages, pets, suing
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Newbie Lesson #15 - Düsseldorf Arc - Of movies and history

July 22nd, 2008

Next time you’re hanging out with friends, ask yourself one honest question: could I have this kind of conversation in German? Right now the answer will probably be no. However, this lesson brings you one step closer. GermanPod101 teaches you the real German, and today the particular topic will be movies. Join Lena and Michael as they compare their tastes in movies!