Learn German A1: Where I Live Lesson 43. The German Language introduced in this free course by ask-scholars.com is centered around everyday situations. So, If you are an adult with no previous knowledge of German and studying your own, than this course is for you.
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Types of Apartments
Meine Eltern wohnen in einem Einfamilienhaus. – My parents live in a house.
Ich suche eine Wohnung. – I’m looking for a flat.
Wir wohnen in einer Wohngemeinschaft/WG. – We live in a flat share.
Mein Mitbewohner kocht gern. – My flatmate likes to cook.
die Miete – the rent
Im Stadtzentrum ist die Miete hoch. – The rent in the city centre is high.
Die Vermieterin ist freundlich. – The landlady is friendly.
The nouns “die Miete” (the rent) and “der Vermieter/die Vermieterin” (the landlord/the landlady) all come from the verb “mieten”: to rent!
Ich miete eine Wohnung mit hoher Miete von einem freundlichen Vermieter. – I rent a flat with a high rent from a friendly landlord.
die Adresse – the address
Kannst du mir deine Adresse geben? – Can I have your address?
The following words you are likely to use when answering the above question:
1): die Hausnummer – the house number
Ich wohne in der Hausnummer dreißig. – I live at number thirty.
2): die Postleitzahl – the postcode
Meine Postleitzahl ist 14471. – My post code is 14471.
The usual format for writing addresses in German is:
first and last name: Farrukh Bashir
street name and house number: Berliner Straße 12
postcode and city: 12345 Berlin
Asking Questions
We are going to look at questions that can be answered by yes or no.
Gibt es hier eine Post? – Is there a post office here?
Es gibt eine Post in eurem Dorf. – There is a post office in your village.
Discuss How i live?
Die Wohnung hat 3 Zimmer. – The flat has 3 rooms.
You will see different types of rooms often end with the word ”Zimmer”; The different words describe ”Zimmer” as follows:
Mein Schlafzimmer ist sehr groß. – My bedroom is very big.
Mein Wohnzimmer ist klein, aber gemütlich. – My living room is small but cosy.
Meine Eltern sehen im Wohnzimmer fern. – My parents watch television in the living room.
Das Badezimmer ist sehr Schmutzig. – The bathroom is very dirty.
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der Küche – the Kitchen
Wir kochen in der Küche. – We cook in the kitchen.
der Balkon – the balcony
Ich lese gern auf dem Balkon. – I like to read on the balcony.
die Terrasse – the terrace
Im Sommer grillen wir auf der Terrasse. – We have barbecues on the terrace in the summer.
der Garten – the garden
Ich bin gern im Garten. – I like being in the garden.
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