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Duolingo German Guidebook
Unit 1: Order in a cafe, describe your family
Unit 2: Use adjectives, greet people
Unit 3: Order in a restaurant
Unit 4: Say where you're from, talk about work
Unit 5: Use the present tense
Unit 6: Ask for directions
Unit 7: Speak formally, shop at a market
Unit 8: Describe the weather
Unit 9: Use the accusative case, describe language skills
Unit 10: Talk about hobbies
Unit 11: Use modals, describe a new apartment
Unit 12: Talk about shopping
Unit 13: Discuss train travel, order at a restaurant
Unit 14: Use commands
Unit 15: Talk about birthdays, make plans to go out
Unit 16: Give health advice
Unit 17: Use adverbs
Unit 18: Discuss Oktoberfest, use ordinal numbers
Unit 20: Discuss hotel stays
Unit 21: Refer to extended family, talk about food likes
Unit 22: Form verbs
Unit 23: Plan to travel abroad
Unit 24: Discuss a new job, talk about your habits
Unit 25: Pack for a vacation
Unit 26: Plan dinner, use complex verbs
Unit 27: Argue with a roommate
Unit 28: Use the dative case, plan a barbecue
Unit 29: Use the accusative case
Unit 30: Form compound words, invite someone to a party
Unit 31: Describe preferences
Unit 32: Use dative pronouns, form comparative adjectives
Unit 33: Make excuses
Unit 34: Ask for help, express opinions
Unit 35: Discuss holiday plans
Unit 36: Describe item locations, discuss a bad day
Unit 37: Form the past tense
Unit 38: Use large numbers, describe your vacation
Unit 39: Discuss routines
Unit 41: Help find a lost passport
Source: https://www.duolingo.com/guidebook/de/41
Help find a lost passport
Oh nein, ich habe meinen Pass verloren! | Oh no, I lost my passport! |
Warum verlierst du immer deine Sachen? | Why do you always lose your things? |
Komm, sei nicht gemein, lass uns den Pass zusammen suchen. | Come on, don't be mean, let's look for the passport together. |
Ich gebe auf, ich kann den Pass nicht finden. | I am giving up, I can't find the passport. |
Wir können noch oben suchen. | We can still look upstairs. |
Dein Pass war in der Schublade. | Your passport was in the drawer. |
I’m already pretty tired...
An umlaut can make quite a difference! The word schon means "already", but schön means "pretty"!
Ich schlafe schon.
|I am already sleeping. | |
Der Ring ist schön. | The ring is pretty. |
Practice the difference so you don’t say the wrong word!
- schon: as in “home”
- schön: similar to “hurt”
For the ö sound, try saying a (as in father), then round your lips like you’re drinking from a straw!