Use personal pronouns and possessive adjectives correctly to indicate who is speaking and what they own: ich/mein, du/dein, er/sein…
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In this lesson, all the characters in the hotel introduce themselves using the personal pronoun 'ich'. Max, the painter, offers his services and first portrays Frau Mutter.
Oliver reads each sentence first in English, then in German, changing his voice like an actor.
My name is Ermanno Senzasosta. I like to travel. Ich heiße Ermanno Senzasosta. Ich reise gern.
My name is Max Ludwig. I like to paint. Mein Name ist Max Ludwig. Ich male gern.
My name is Elisa. I like to tell stories. Ich heiße Elisa. Ich erzähle gern.
My name is Oliver Laurence. I like to learn. Mein Name ist Oliver Laurence. Ich lerne gern.
I am the waiter. I like to help. Ich bin der Kellner. Ich helfe gern.
Ermanno is more realistic. He repeats Oliver's sentences, but he also considers the consequences.
Learn the verbs. Here's the list of verbs in the infinitive with their translations in English:
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