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German for Beginners

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    6. Common Misunderstandings in German
    A lesson with Meister Lehnsherr
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    Have you ever felt lost when someone is speaking German to you? Learn how to say phrases like “Could you speak more slowly?” and “I don’t understand.”

    Common Misunderstandings in German
    with Meister Lehnsherr

    Have you ever felt lost when someone is speaking German to you? Learn how to say phrases like “Could you speak more slowly?” and “I don’t understand.”

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    7. German Days, Months, Seasons & Holidays
    A lesson with Meister Lehnsherr
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    Special occasions call for special words! Learn the holidays and seasons in German, and also how to say the days and months of the German calendar.

    German Days, Months, Seasons & Holidays
    with Meister Lehnsherr

    Special occasions call for special words! Learn the holidays and seasons in German, and also how to say the days and months of the German calendar.

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    Kimberly W
    Hi I have finished lesson 7 in introduction for German beginners and still have 21 coins left and am ready to go onto the next lesson but what came up was a lesson in french! where are the rest of the lessons in GERMAN?
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    Francisco Z
    Thanks for the class
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    Shawn S
    Why, when saying when your birthday is, do numbers have a 'sten' on the end and not a 'ste' as previously taught?
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    Irfan S
    This is too fast
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