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Notes From CS Undergrad Courses FSU
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Vocab Page 276
| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| die Bevolkerung, -en | population |
| sich unterscheiden, unterschieden | to differ, be different |
| dagegen | by contrast |
| aufweisen, aufgewiesen | to exhibit, show |
| der Bund, -e | league, union |
| neutral | neutral |
| der Kase | cheese |
| das Kreuz, -e | cross |
| international | international |
| der Handel | trade, deal |
| die Gescundheit | health |
| dicht | dense (ly), thick (ly) |
Vocab 266
| Definition | Adjective | Definitio | Noun | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| dark | dunkel | die Dunkelheit | darkness | |
| ill | krank | die Krankheit | illness | |
| open | offen | die Offenheit | openness, candor | |
| beautiful | Schon | die Schonheit | beauty | |
| true | Wahr | die Wahrheit | truth | |
| similar | ahnlich | die Ahnlichkeit | similarly | |
| public | offentlich | die Offentlichkeit | public, publically | |
| together | gemeinsam | die Gemiensamkeit | togetherness, commonality | |
| haufig | frequently | die Haufigkeit | frequency | |
| tatig | active | die Tatigkeit | activity |
Wenn alle Menschen gleich sind, spricht man von Gleichheit.
Wenn etwas selbstverständlich ist, spricht man von Selbstverständlichkeit.
Klarheit gibt es, wenn etwas klar ist.
Wenn Menschen frei sind, leben sie in Freiheit.
Wenn etwas möglich ist, gibt es die Möglichkeit.
Wenn etwas wirklich ist, spricht man von der Wirklichkeit.
Wenn etwas schwierig ist, gibt es eine Schwierigkeit.
Wenn das Leben sicher ist, ist man in Sicherheit.
Eine Schönheit ist jemand, der oder die schön ist.
Eine Wahrscheinlichkeit gibt es, wenn etwas wahrscheinlich ist.
Substantive auf -heit...
Video Link Tea and Pia are discussing which words should be capitalized. They find it challenging at times. Tips are provided to help with capitalization rules. Nouns (Nomen, Substantive, Hauptwörter) are discussed as words that should be capitalized. The rule that all words representing things, people, or animals are nouns and should be capitalized is emphasized.
German Video 2
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Vocab Page 149 & 278 - 279
In conversation german speakers generally use the perfect tense ot describe past events.
Ich habe ein Gals Wein getrunken - I drank a glass of wine.
[!NOTE] German forms the perfect tense with an auxiliary. This can either be haben or sien. This is then combined with a past participle. The past participle commonly uses a ge- prefix.
Verbs with sein have no direct object. They also have a change in location or condition. An example of this would be getting up early (Ich bin fruh aufgestanden). This is because "getting up" is a change of state by the speaker.
Haben is more commonly used as an auxiliary. Sein is normally used when both the verb cannot take an accusative object and the verb implies a change in location or condition.
In some cases we still use sein. For example Letztes Jahr bin ich in St. Moritz. - Last year i was in St. Moritz.
In forming the past paticiple strong verbs add the prefix ge- and the ending -en to the stem. Weak verbs add the prefix ge- and the ending -t or -et.
