8.8: Core vocabulary list
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A. LISTEN
Listen carefully to the pronunciation of each word or phrase in the vocabulary list.
B. REPEAT
Repeat each word or phrase OUT LOUD several times until you remember it well and can recognize it as well as produce it. Make a list of the words in this chapter which you find difficult to pronounce. Your teacher may ask you to compare your list with other students in your class. Make sure to learn nouns with their correct gender! Beispiel: die Sprache fünf
C. WRITE
Write key words from the vocabulary list so that you can spell them correctly (remember that it makes a big difference whether you cross the Atlantic by ship or by sheep). You may want to listen to the vocabulary list again and write the words as they are spoken for extra practice.
D. TRANSLATION
Learn the English translation of each word or phrase. Cover the German column and practice giving the German equivalent for each English word or phrase. Next cover the English column and give the translation of each.
E. ASSOCIATIONS
Think of word associations for each category of vocabulary. (What words, both English and German, do you associate with each word or phrase on the list?) Write down ten (10) associations with the vocabulary from the chapter. Beispiel: der Student/die Universität das Flugticket/das Flugzeug
F. COGNATES
Which words are cognates? (Cognates are words which look or sound like English words.) Watch out for false friends!!! Write down several cognates and all the false friends from the chapter, create fun sentences that illustrate similarities and differences between the English and German meanings of these words. Beispiel: Nacht/night grün/green False Friends: hell = light, bright vs. Hölle = hell
G. WORD FAMILIES
Which words come from word families in German that you recognize (noun, adjective, verb, adverb)? Write down as many as you find in the chapter. Beispiel: das Studium (noun; studies) der Student (noun; person) studieren (verb)
H. EXERCISES
Write out three (3) „Was passt nicht?” (‘Odd one out’) exercises. List four words, three of which are related and one that does not fit the same category. Categories can be linked to meaning, grammar, gender, parts of speech (noun, verb, adjective)
Wortschatz
Vorbereitung
These ideas are suggestions only. Different learners have different preferences and needs for learning and reviewing vocabulary. Try several of these suggestions until you find ones that work for you. Keep in mind, though, that knowing many words – and knowing them well, both to recognize and to produce – makes you a more effective user of the new language.
Basiswortschatz
Core Vocabulary
The following presents a list of core vocabulary. Consider this list as the absolute minimum to focus on. As you work through the chapter you will need more vocabulary to help you talk about your own experience. To that end, a more complete vocabulary list can be found at the end of the chapter. Likewise, knowing your numbers, colors and fields of study will greatly aid your achievement of Chapter 1’s objectives.
Quizlet: https://quizlet.com/41611473/deutsch-im-blick-kapitel-8-flash-cards/
der/die Bekannte (Bekannten) acquaintance
der Chef (Chefs) male boss
die Clique (Cliquen) clique
der Freund (Freunde) friend, boyfriend
die Freundin (Freundinnen) female friend, girlfriend
der Kumpel (Kumpels) buddy, pal
der Nachbar (Nachbarn) male neighbor
die Partnerin (Partnerinnen) female partner
dick big
dünn thin
eingebildet conceited
freundlich friendly
grantig grumpy
hübsch handsome
humorvoll humorous
nett nice
schlank slender
süß cute
sympathisch likeable
treu faithful, loyal
abholen to pick someone up
das Geheimnis (Geheimnisse) secret
die Harmonie (Harmonien) harmony
kuscheln to cuddle
sich mögen to like one another
reden to speak or talk
sich sehen to see each other
träumen to dream
sich treffen to meet (up)
die Verabredung (Verabredungen) date
zusammen sein to date (older than high school)
die Beziehung (Beziehungen) relationship
die Ehe (Ehen) marriage
heiraten to get married
die Hochzeit (Hochzeiten) wedding ceremony
die Liebe love
die Scheidung (Scheidungen) divorce
der Streit (Streite) fight
sich trennen to separate, split up
sich verlieben to fall in love
sich verloben to get engaged
vertrauen to trust
die Zukunft future
alleine alone
mit Mitbewohnern with roommates
der Beruf (Berufe) profession, job
das Gehalt (Gehälter) salary (paid periodically/monthly)
das Interview (Interviews) interview
jobben to do a temp job
der Lebenslauf (Lebensläufe) curriculum vitae/resume