Part 1 – Personal Pronouns – 5
Basic German Units
Personal Pronouns – Part 1
This time we cover some personal pronouns ("ich", "du", "er" "sie" "es") and the corresponding endings of the verbs. And you learn how to formulate a question in German.
German verbs (in the basic form) have mostly an "en" at the end.
Like: to eat, to drink, to come, to read… => is in German: essen, trinken, kommen, lesen… The endings change according to the personal pronouns:
Example: spielen
. Listen to the German lesson
(Wait until you see the button – Sometimes it needs a while)
=> ich, du, er, sie und es
| spiel -e | play | ||
| Ich spiele. | I play. / I am playing. | ||
| spiel -st | play | ||
| Du spielst. | You play. / You are playing. | ||
| spiel -t | plays | ||
| Er spielt. | He plays. / He is playing. | ||
| spiel -t | plays | ||
| Sie spielt. | She plays. / She is playing. | ||
| spiel -t | plays | ||
| Es spielt. | It plays. / It is playing. |
Question and Answer Game
. Listen and try to answer the questions
If you want to formulate a question, you change the word order and you raise your voice a little at the end of the question.
Frage (question): Spiele ich?
Antwort (answer): Ja, ich spiele.
Spielst du?
Ja, du spielst.
Spielt er?
Ja, er spielt.
Spielt sie?
Ja, sie spielt.
Und spielt es auch (too)?
Ja, es spielt auch.
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