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1 Dialogue

2 The German Alphabet

3 Forming Questions

4 Articles5 Test

< German| Level I

Lesson I.3: Bitte buchstabieren Sie

This lesson is about the German alphabet. We also have a closer look at the

word order in questions and at articles.

Dialogue [edit]Read and listen to this short phone conversation. Try to read it aloud. The

translation of words and phrases is given below the text.

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Auskunft Auskunft, guten Tag.

Franz Guten Tag. Ich htte gerne die Telefonnummer von Frau Claudia Bolliger aus Bern.Auskunft Wie schreibt man das? Bitte buchstabieren Sie.

Franz

Natrlich. Claudia: C wie Csar, L wie Ludwig, A wie Anton, U wie Ursula, D wie Dora, I wie

Ida, A

wie Anton. Bolliger: B wie Berta, O wie Otto, zweimal L wie Ludwig, I wie Ida, G wie Gustav, E

wie

Emil und R wie Richard.

Auskunft Danke. Die Nummer lautet ...

Vocabulary: Vocabulary Wortschatz

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English German

the directory assistance die Auskunft

I would like to have... Ich htte gern(e) ...

the phone number die Telefonnummer

from Berne aus Bern

How do you write this? Wie schreibt man das?

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of course natrlich

A as in Anton A wie Anton

twice zweimal

The number is... Die Nummer lautet ...

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The German Alphabet [edit]

Grammar: The Alphabet Das Alphabet

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Characters Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg Hh Ii Jj Kk Ll Mm Nn Oo Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt Uu Vv Ww Xx Yy Zz

Umlauts SS Examples rger (anger) konom (economist) bermut (high spirits)

The 26 letters in both German and English are shown above. One, the ligature ( eszettor scharfes s), is

written as SS if capitalized; however, it is pronounced just like a normal s. It is only used when the

preceding vowel is long, for example: der Fu( the foot). Note that the is not used in Switzerland. There

you always write double s instead, even after long vowels. For example: der Fuss ( the foot).

Another difference between German and English is theumlaut

. The vowels a, o, and ucan take an umlaut

(the double dots above), becoming , , and . The umlaut changes the sound of the vowel. For

pronunciations of all the letters, go to the pronunciation guide.

Notes:

In English, the word umlautrefers to the two dots. The German word Umlautusually refers to one of the

vowels , , or .

In German, the vowels , , and are even used when spelling; i.e., you make the sound of an (like

the "u" in "turn") instead of saying "o umlaut". Common words used to clarify a given letter are rger

(anger), konom ( economist) and bermut(high spirits). To say "umlaut" after the letter is an English

custom used when spelling German words in English.

If there is no way to type the umlaut, the vowels , , and must be substituted with ae, oe, and ue.

This spelling is also used in some names, e.g. Goethe, or in crosswords.

In most search engines and online dictionaries, a vowel with umlaut can be entered as either the simple

vowel or in vowel-plus-e form. For example, if you wish to findrgeryou may enter any of the following

three search strings:rger,Aerger, or even the incorrectArger.

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Unless you have a German keyboard with the special German letters, you will have to use one of the

following ways to type the umlaut.

On a Macintosh, hold down the Optionkey and type u (this will create an umlaut), then let go of the

Optionkey and type the vowel you want to put the umlaut on. The Optionkey and s will produce .

In Windows, you will need to use theAltkey and numbers from the right side of your keyboard.

Windows users also have the option of setting their keyboard settings to English-international,

which allows them to create umlauts by typing a quotation mark before the umlauted vowel.

Linux users can generally designate a Composekey using their keyboard configuration options in

their system settings (or alternatively if such menu is not available may use commandline programs

xmodmap, or setxkbmap), from then on allow the user to enter umlaut letters by pressing the

Composekey plus the Double Quotation Markkey and then the designated letter. The can also be

created by pressing the Composekey and then pressing the s key twice.

Misc.: Alt keys for German characters Alt-Tastenkombinationen fr deutsche

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Alt + 0223

Alt + 0252

Alt + 0220

Alt + 0246

Alt + 0214

Alt + 0228

Alt + 0196

Problems: The German Alphabet

Forming Questions [edit]

The basic word order in a German sentence is the same as in English: subject verb object(s). For

example:Der Junge spielt Fuball. (Subjekt: der Junge, Verb: spielt, Objekt: Fuball.)

The boy plays football. (Subject: the boy, verb: plays, object: football.)

To change the English sentence The boy plays football. into a question, we insert the auxiliary verb does

before boy, changeplays to the infinitive form playand place a question mark at the end: Does the boy play

football?

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The process is very similar in German. However, we don't need an auxiliary verb in German; thus, we just

switch the whole verb with the subject, ending up with:

Spielt der Junge Fuball?

Does the boy play football?

In German, there are two basic ways of forming a question. The first is the method described above. In

addition to this, you can use a question word (an interrogative adverb); for example, how wieas in How

are you? Wie geht's?Other question words are summarized in the following table.

Vocabulary: Questions Fragen

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English German

who? wer?

what? was?

where? wo?

when? wann?

why? warum?

how? wie?

The question Wie heit ...? literally translates to How is ... called?meaning What is . .. called?. This is why

the German question does not contain what was.

A question word comes first in a sentence; thus, the word order is: question word verb subject

object(s). For example:

Warum spielt der Junge Fuball?

Why does the boy play football?

Note that in German, the verb almost always comes second in the sentence, except in the case of a

question as described above. The subject is almost always next to the verb, if not in front of it then

following it. For example:

Der Junge spielt nicht Fuball.

The boy is not playing football.

Heute spielt der Junge Fuball.

Today, the boy plays football.

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Problems: Forming Questions

Articles [edit]

In English and German, there are two different types of articles: definite articles ( the) and indefinite artic les

(aand an). In German, however, there are different forms of each type of article. Here we discuss only the

articles of subject nouns (the most important nouns in sentences, which are in the so-called nominativecase). In this case, the form of the article depends only on the genderand number(singular or plural) of the

noun.

The three genders of German nouns are: masculine (examples for masculine nouns are Junge( boy) or

Mann( man)), feminine (e.g., Frau( woman) or Blume( flower)) and neuter (e.g., Haus ( house) or Mdchen

(girl)). The forms of the definite and indefinite articles for nouns of the three genders are given in the following

table. For plural nouns the definite article is always dieand (as in English) there is no indefinite article for

plural nouns.

Grammar: The Definite Article in the Nominative Case Der bestimmte Artikel im

Nominativ

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German English

singular

masculine derJunge the boy

feminine die Frau the woman

neuter dasMdchen* the girl

plural

masculine die Jungen the boys

feminine die Frauen the women

neuter die Mdchen the girls

*Note that Mdchenis neuter. (In fact, almost all words with the ending -chenare neuter.)

Grammar: The Indefinite Article in the Nominative Case Der unbestimmte Artikel

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German English

singular

masculine einMann a man

feminine eine Frau a woman

neuter einMdchen* a girl

*Note that Mdchenis neuter.

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Test [edit]

The test consists of three parts: grammar, vocabulary, and translation. The grammar part is about articles,

the vocabulary about question words, and the translation is very similar to the dialogue of this lesson.

Problems: Grammar

Problems: Vocabulary

Problems: Translation

(edit template) Level I Lessons (discussion)

I.0 Introduction

Section I.A: I.1 Wie heit du? (1. Teil) I.2 Wie heit du? (2. Teil) I.3 Bitte buchstabieren Sie

Review Section I.A

Section I.B: I.4 Freizeit I.5 Geburtstag I.6 Essen Review Section I.B

Section I.C: I.7 Kleidung I.8 Familie und Nationalitt I.9 Schule Review Section I.C

Section I.D: I.10 Das Fest I.11 Privileg und Verantwortung I.12 Wetter Review Section I.D

Section I.E: I.13 Zu Hause essen I.14 Filme I.15 Das Haus Review Section I.E

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