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Summary
Welcome to a new episode of Better German! In this episode, we will be exploring the fascinating world of sentence patterns in the German language. I, Susi Blümel, your host, will guide you through this episode, which is actually one of the earliest videos in our A1.1 course. We will focus on a specific sentence pattern, "That is _____," and I will teach you how to fill in the blank correctly. This method of learning grammar through sentence patterns is both efficient and enjoyable. With between 100 and 150 sentence patterns, you will have a solid foundation of the basic language of German. In this episode, we will be using vocabulary related to body parts, building upon what we learned in the previous episode. So join me on this language learning journey as we master sentence patterns and expand our German vocabulary. Let's get started!
Key Topics and Bullet Points
Primary Topic: Sentence Patterns
- Introducing the concept of sentence patterns in German
- Definition of sentence patterns and their importance in learning grammar
- Teaching grammar through sentence patterns rather than rules
Primary Topic: Sentence Pattern Example - Word List Body Parts
- Explanation of the sentence pattern example: "Das ist [body part]"
- Encouragement to listen to episode 6 to have the necessary background knowledge
- Guided practice of the sentence pattern with various body parts
- Emphasizing the importance of repetition and practice in language learning
Primary Topic: Additional Materials and Resources
- Mentions the availability of additional materials for this episode
- Instructions on how to access and download the supplementary worksheet
- Encouragement to regularly check the website for new episode materials
Primary Topic: Practice without Translation
- Transitioning from practicing with translation to practicing without it
- Focus on using correct articles in the sentences
- List of words sorted by article for practice
Primary Topic: Guided Practice with Body Parts
- Guided practice of sentence patterns using body parts vocabulary
- Pronunciation and repetition exercises for various body parts
- Engaging the listener in touching the corresponding body parts while repeating the sentences
Primary Topic: Providing Additional Practice
- Explanation of how to access additional practice resources on the website
- Importance of regularly revisiting and practicing previous material
- Advancement to the next step only when feeling confident with the current step
Primary Topic: Sentence and Body Part Pronunciation Practice
- Pronunciation exercises for body parts in German
- Sentence pattern repetition exercises with additional body parts
- Encouragement to watch the video for visual support
Primary Topic: Recap and Recap Pronunciation Practice
- Recap of all the body parts covered in the lesson
- Guided pronunciation practice of all body parts in German and English
- Reinforcing the importance of repetition and practice in language learning.
Links
- Interactive Movie Guide to help you find German movies with subtitles on your level.
Welcome to a new episode of Better German! In this episode, we will be exploring the fascinating world of sentence patterns in the German language. I, Susi Blümel, your host, will guide you through this episode, which is actually one of the earliest videos in our A1.1 course. We will focus on a specific sentence pattern, "That is _____," and I will teach you how to fill in the blank correctly. This method of learning grammar through sentence patterns is both efficient and enjoyable. With between 100 and 150 sentence patterns, you will have a solid foundation of the basic language of German. In this episode, we will be using vocabulary related to body parts, building upon what we learned in the previous episode. So join me on this language learning journey as we master sentence patterns and expand our German vocabulary. Let's get started!
Key Topics and Bullet Points
Primary Topic: Sentence Patterns
- Introducing the concept of sentence patterns in German
- Definition of sentence patterns and their importance in learning grammar
- Teaching grammar through sentence patterns rather than rules
Primary Topic: Sentence Pattern Example - Word List Body Parts
- Explanation of the sentence pattern example: "Das ist [body part]"
- Encouragement to listen to episode 6 to have the necessary background knowledge
- Guided practice of the sentence pattern with various body parts
- Emphasizing the importance of repetition and practice in language learning
Primary Topic: Additional Materials and Resources
- Mentions the availability of additional materials for this episode
- Instructions on how to access and download the supplementary worksheet
- Encouragement to regularly check the website for new episode materials
Primary Topic: Practice without Translation
- Transitioning from practicing with translation to practicing without it
- Focus on using correct articles in the sentences
- List of words sorted by article for practice
Primary Topic: Guided Practice with Body Parts
- Guided practice of sentence patterns using body parts vocabulary
- Pronunciation and repetition exercises for various body parts
- Engaging the listener in touching the corresponding body parts while repeating the sentences
Primary Topic: Providing Additional Practice
- Explanation of how to access additional practice resources on the website
- Importance of regularly revisiting and practicing previous material
- Advancement to the next step only when feeling confident with the current step
Primary Topic: Sentence and Body Part Pronunciation Practice
- Pronunciation exercises for body parts in German
- Sentence pattern repetition exercises with additional body parts
- Encouragement to watch the video for visual support
Primary Topic: Recap and Recap Pronunciation Practice
- Recap of all the body parts covered in the lesson
- Guided pronunciation practice of all body parts in German and English
- Reinforcing the importance of repetition and practice in language learning.
Links
- Interactive Movie Guide to help you find German movies with subtitles on your level.
Here you can get early access to the upcoming A1.1 (total beginner) German course.
I hope you enjoyed this episode. If you did, please subscribe and share the podcast.
I would love to stay in touch, so for news, new courses and books, subscribe to my newsletter.
Do let me know, which subjects you would like covered!
And watch out for the next episode - I publish a new one every Thursday.
I hope you enjoyed this episode. If you did, please subscribe and share the podcast.
I would love to stay in touch, so for news, new courses and books, subscribe to my newsletter.
Do let me know, which subjects you would like covered!
And watch out for the next episode - I publish a new one every Thursday.
Chapters
1. Welcome and intro. (00:00:00)
2. Introduction to Sentence Patterns or Satzmuster, which are key to building correct German sentences (00:00:57)
3. Explanation and examples of the Sentence Pattern. (00:02:38)
4. How to get the downloadable PDF (00:05:09)
5. Repeat step. You repeat the German sentences you hear. (00:06:49)
6. Next step repeat German and the English. (00:09:26)
7. Repeat the Sentence and touch the body part. (00:13:22)
8. How to further practice this. (00:17:39)
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Welcome to a new episode of Better German! In this episode, we will be exploring the fascinating world of sentence patterns in the German language. I, Susi Blümel, your host, will guide you through this episode, which is actually one of the earliest videos in our A1.1 course. We will focus on a specific sentence pattern, "That is _____," and I will teach you how to fill in the blank correctly. This method of learning grammar through sentence patterns is both efficient and enjoyable. With between 100 and 150 sentence patterns, you will have a solid foundation of the basic language of German. In this episode, we will be using vocabulary related to body parts, building upon what we learned in the previous episode. So join me on this language learning journey as we master sentence patterns and expand our German vocabulary. Let's get started!
Key Topics and Bullet Points
Primary Topic: Sentence Patterns
- Introducing the concept of sentence patterns in German
- Definition of sentence patterns and their importance in learning grammar
- Teaching grammar through sentence patterns rather than rules
Primary Topic: Sentence Pattern Example - Word List Body Parts
- Explanation of the sentence pattern example: "Das ist [body part]"
- Encouragement to listen to episode 6 to have the necessary background knowledge
- Guided practice of the sentence pattern with various body parts
- Emphasizing the importance of repetition and practice in language learning
Primary Topic: Additional Materials and Resources
- Mentions the availability of additional materials for this episode
- Instructions on how to access and download the supplementary worksheet
- Encouragement to regularly check the website for new episode materials
Primary Topic: Practice without Translation
- Transitioning from practicing with translation to practicing without it
- Focus on using correct articles in the sentences
- List of words sorted by article for practice
Primary Topic: Guided Practice with Body Parts
- Guided practice of sentence patterns using body parts vocabulary
- Pronunciation and repetition exercises for various body parts
- Engaging the listener in touching the corresponding body parts while repeating the sentences
Primary Topic: Providing Additional Practice
- Explanation of how to access additional practice resources on the website
- Importance of regularly revisiting and practicing previous material
- Advancement to the next step only when feeling confident with the current step
Primary Topic: Sentence and Body Part Pronunciation Practice
- Pronunciation exercises for body parts in German
- Sentence pattern repetition exercises with additional body parts
- Encouragement to watch the video for visual support
Primary Topic: Recap and Recap Pronunciation Practice
- Recap of all the body parts covered in the lesson
- Guided pronunciation practice of all body parts in German and English
- Reinforcing the importance of repetition and practice in language learning.
Links
- Interactive Movie Guide to help you find German movies with subtitles on your level.
Welcome to a new episode of Better German! In this episode, we will be exploring the fascinating world of sentence patterns in the German language. I, Susi Blümel, your host, will guide you through this episode, which is actually one of the earliest videos in our A1.1 course. We will focus on a specific sentence pattern, "That is _____," and I will teach you how to fill in the blank correctly. This method of learning grammar through sentence patterns is both efficient and enjoyable. With between 100 and 150 sentence patterns, you will have a solid foundation of the basic language of German. In this episode, we will be using vocabulary related to body parts, building upon what we learned in the previous episode. So join me on this language learning journey as we master sentence patterns and expand our German vocabulary. Let's get started!
Key Topics and Bullet Points
Primary Topic: Sentence Patterns
- Introducing the concept of sentence patterns in German
- Definition of sentence patterns and their importance in learning grammar
- Teaching grammar through sentence patterns rather than rules
Primary Topic: Sentence Pattern Example - Word List Body Parts
- Explanation of the sentence pattern example: "Das ist [body part]"
- Encouragement to listen to episode 6 to have the necessary background knowledge
- Guided practice of the sentence pattern with various body parts
- Emphasizing the importance of repetition and practice in language learning
Primary Topic: Additional Materials and Resources
- Mentions the availability of additional materials for this episode
- Instructions on how to access and download the supplementary worksheet
- Encouragement to regularly check the website for new episode materials
Primary Topic: Practice without Translation
- Transitioning from practicing with translation to practicing without it
- Focus on using correct articles in the sentences
- List of words sorted by article for practice
Primary Topic: Guided Practice with Body Parts
- Guided practice of sentence patterns using body parts vocabulary
- Pronunciation and repetition exercises for various body parts
- Engaging the listener in touching the corresponding body parts while repeating the sentences
Primary Topic: Providing Additional Practice
- Explanation of how to access additional practice resources on the website
- Importance of regularly revisiting and practicing previous material
- Advancement to the next step only when feeling confident with the current step
Primary Topic: Sentence and Body Part Pronunciation Practice
- Pronunciation exercises for body parts in German
- Sentence pattern repetition exercises with additional body parts
- Encouragement to watch the video for visual support
Primary Topic: Recap and Recap Pronunciation Practice
- Recap of all the body parts covered in the lesson
- Guided pronunciation practice of all body parts in German and English
- Reinforcing the importance of repetition and practice in language learning.
Links
- Interactive Movie Guide to help you find German movies with subtitles on your level.
Here you can get early access to the upcoming A1.1 (total beginner) German course.
I hope you enjoyed this episode. If you did, please subscribe and share the podcast.
I would love to stay in touch, so for news, new courses and books, subscribe to my newsletter.
Do let me know, which subjects you would like covered!
And watch out for the next episode - I publish a new one every Thursday.
I hope you enjoyed this episode. If you did, please subscribe and share the podcast.
I would love to stay in touch, so for news, new courses and books, subscribe to my newsletter.
Do let me know, which subjects you would like covered!
And watch out for the next episode - I publish a new one every Thursday.
Chapters
1. Welcome and intro. (00:00:00)
2. Introduction to Sentence Patterns or Satzmuster, which are key to building correct German sentences (00:00:57)
3. Explanation and examples of the Sentence Pattern. (00:02:38)
4. How to get the downloadable PDF (00:05:09)
5. Repeat step. You repeat the German sentences you hear. (00:06:49)
6. Next step repeat German and the English. (00:09:26)
7. Repeat the Sentence and touch the body part. (00:13:22)
8. How to further practice this. (00:17:39)
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