Rhabarberbarbara: A German Tongue Twister with English Translation
Here you will find the German text to the story of Rhabarberbarbara along with an English translation and the grammar it can teach you.
Here you will find the German text to the story of Rhabarberbarbara along with an English translation and the grammar it can teach you.
In this week’s German lesson, I decided to do a listening comprehension and reading comprehension exercise all in one. I have long been a fan of Anglika Bohn’s books. “Der silberne Kugelschreiber” is still one of my favorites. I recently started reading some of her books with my daughter, Sophia. The video above shows a sample reading of the first page of “Nachbar Nr. 5”, a book aimed at the A1 level of German. I have also included the text of the page below, so you can read along.
Andrea Thionville (from the YouTube channel of the same name) wrote a stage play for German learners to use in their “Deutsch als Fremdsprache” (German as a foreign language) courses. She asked me to bring it to life and show an example of the stage play in action. The video above …
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Das heutige Video besteht aus mehreren Sketchen, die euch beibringen werden, wie man nach dem Weg fragt und wie man den Weg beschreibt.
How do you order in a German restaurant? Today’s lesson will teach you. Watch the video in which Herr Antrim visits a German restaurant called “Oma’s Küche”. He orders food and drink and is joined by a stranger at his table. You can also read the transcript of the video.