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August 6th, 2008
Here’s an oldie but a goodie, a German song that you may actually know, because it was immensely popular. “99 Luftballons” by Nena is a classic anti-war song. Nena sang it in English, too, but the original German version is a lot more expressive.
This lesson features a lot of useful German vocabulary, some of it colloquial, and it introduces the German Präteritum (preterite past tense).
If you don’t know today’s song, or you want a recording to sing along to, listen to it at Amazon.com
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Category: Intermediate music lessons | 6 Comments »
Grammar: past tense, preterite | Function: retelling a story | Topic: history, music, war
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