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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p21_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p21_m4-dialogue_0337840 | [S1] Ich gieße ein Glas Wein ein. [S2] Table. [S1] Tisch. Tisch. [S2] I spill wine on the table. [S1] Ich verschütte Wein auf dem Tisch. Ich verschütte Wein auf dem Tisch. [S2] Clean up. [S1] Säubern. Säubern. | 27.92 | 3.197778 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p21_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p21_m4-dialogue_0337840.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p21_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p21_m4-dialogue_0337842 | [S1] I plan for tomorrow. [S2] Ich plane für morgen. Ich plane für morgen. [S1] Bath. [S2] Bath. Bath. [S1] I take a hot bath. [S2] Ich nehme ein heisses Bath. Ich nehme ein heisses Bath. [S1] Hair dryer. | 29.08 | 3.170258 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p21_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p21_m4-dialogue_0337842.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p21_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p21_m4-dialogue_0337843 | [S1] Foon. [S2] Foon. [S1] I dry my hair with a hairdryer. [S2] Ich talk to my hair with a phone. Ich talk to my hair with a phone. [S1] Battery. [S2] Battery. Battery. [S1] I charge the batteries on my phone. [S2] Ich ladder my handy battery. | 29.76 | 3.150569 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p21_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p21_m4-dialogue_0337843.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_m4-dialogue_0337844 | [S1] In this lesson, we are going to learn how to introduce ourselves in German. We'll start speaking right away, but first, it's important to clarify that in German, there is a difference between the formal and the informal language. Let's first see how German people introduce themselves in an informal situation. [S2] Hallo, ich heisse Laura. Schön, dich kennenzulernen. [S1] Hi, I'm Laura. Nice to meet you. | 28.16 | 3.413856 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_m4-dialogue_0337844.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_m4-dialogue_0337845 | [S1] And now, let's see the same sentence in formal speech. [S2] Guten tag. Ich heiße Laura Meyer. Schön, Sie kennenzulernen. [S1] Good day. I'm Laura Meyer. Nice to meet you. [S2] Guten tag. Ich heiße Laura Meyer. Schön, Sie kennenzulernen. [S1] So, what has changed from the previous introduction? Let's take a close look at these expressions together. | 29.08 | 3.410479 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_m4-dialogue_0337845.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_m4-dialogue_0337846 | [S1] Ich vermisse dich. "I miss you." [S2] Ich vermisse dich. "I miss you." [S1] Who is somebody you miss or what? Maybe a dog too? To all the dog lovers out there, leave in the comments what kind of dog do you have. [S2] Mach eine Pause. Ich werde heute putzen. "Take a break. I'll do the cleaning today." | 21.64 | 3.242272 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_m4-dialogue_0337846.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_m4-dialogue_0337847 | [S1] Oh, my God. [S2] Und sie gewinnen. "And you win." [S1] Und sie gewinnen. "And you win." Have you won something? Maybe you play a sport or you're in a team and I would be really interested to know what you do and, or if you've even won something in, in a lottery or whatever, or you did some competition, anything, leave in the comments. | 28.48 | 3.002842 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_m4-dialogue_0337847.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_m4-dialogue_0337848 | [S1] Today, we are going to learn how to use good manners as we thank people. [S2] Fertig. [S1] Are you ready? [S2] Los. [S1] So, let's start. There are several ways to thank someone. Let's start with the easiest. It's just one word, "Danke". "Danke". "Danke" means "thank you". When saying, "Thank you very much", you just need to add "sehr". | 24.64 | 3.393208 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_m4-dialogue_0337848.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_m4-dialogue_0337850 | [S1] In this lesson, we learned some of the most common greetings used in Germany. [S2] Fertig. Are you ready? [S1] Los. So, let's start. The most used informal greeting is "Hallo". "Hallo". "Hallo" means "Hi" or "Hello". We should only use this greeting with friends or relatives. The most used formal greetings will change depending on the time of day. Let's start with "Guten tag". | 29.28 | 3.393442 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_m4-dialogue_0337850.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_m4-dialogue_0337851 | [S1] That's a good compliment. That means you should probably apply for the best company ever. [S2] Großartige Arbeit. [S1] Great job. That's a cool one. I use it very often. It's like really just go for it and everybody likes to receive a little bit of a good feedback for the work he has done or if it's just like a little kid painting a picture. [S2] Gute Arbeit. [S1] Großartige Arbeit. [S2] Even more. Um, great job. That's a compliment you could always go with. [S1] Du hast einen guten Geschmack. | 29.76 | 2.87243 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_m4-dialogue_0337851.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_m4-dialogue_0337854 | [S1] ... then it's legit to ask for a different room. If you want to change your room and you ask in German, they're probably even more willing to help you out. Number seven, [S2] Ich habe eine Reservierung. [S1] I have a reservation. Yeah, this is what usually is the case. Not like previously when you had to ask if there was any room left. Uh, usually you have a reservation and | 21.24 | 2.927044 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_m4-dialogue_0337854.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_m4-dialogue_0337856 | [S1] Coming back, if you're at the fair and you really don't know, like, there's something you've never seen, but then you want to point at it and say you want this, and you want to impress the one who's selling you the... [S2] ...Seller. [S1] ...speaking German, then you can just say, "Ich möchte dies," and he will be like, "Cool, here, you got it." Number 16, "Könnten Sie mir einen Rabatt geben?" "Could you give me a discount?" | 23.8 | 2.89568 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p54_m4-dialogue_0337856.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130808 | [S1] Learning a new language also improves your memory. [S2] Several studies have consistently shown that those who study another language have improved memory, as opposed to those who didn't learn another language. Learning another language also keeps your brain healthy by significantly delaying the onset of Alzheimer's and dementia. This difference can be as much as four to five more years of quality life. [S1] And those are just some of the reasons you should learn another language. The list just goes on and on. | 25 | 3.430564 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130808.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130809 | [S1] Now you know the benefits of studying another language, but why should you learn German in particular? [S2] Have you heard of Adidas, BMW, or Audi? Well, they all come from Germany. [S1] Knowing German opens many career opportunities. Germany leads scientific research in many fields. In fact, many scientific studies are originally published in German. Some of civilization's most significant inventions, like the bicycle or the printing press, were developed in Germany. | 29.28 | 3.127522 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130809.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130810 | [S1] If you love traveling and exploring, learning German is a must because it allows you to discover much more of Germany than just common tourist spots. [S2] Okay, then. We've talked about why you should start learning a new language and why you should start learning German, but how can you get started, Jenny? [S1] The good news is that you already know some German. [S2] Kindergarten, Dachshund, | 26.96 | 3.055537 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130810.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130811 | [S1] Not only does German use the same Roman script as English, but there are many loan words that have made their way into English. According to researchers, roughly 26% of modern English is derived from Germanic roots. [S2] The reverse is also true. Many English words are now used in German too. In fact, 10% of all the words in German are borrowed from English. Outlet, club, computer. [S1] This means that you already know about 10% of German vocabulary. | 29.8 | 3.111556 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130811.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130812 | [S1] Let's teach you something that you might not know but is very useful. Dankeschön. It means, "Thank you very much," in German. [S2] That's a useful phrase, but can you please explain a little more about it? [S1] Sure. The first part, danke, can stand alone. It means, "Thanks." The second part, schön, means "pretty." It makes danke more polite. So the phrase, Dankeschön, essentially means, "Thank you very much." | 28.28 | 3.177076 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130812.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130813 | [S1] These two dots here will be unfamiliar to English speakers, but don't worry. We'll talk a little bit about them in the next lesson. For now, just listen and repeat after Jenny. [S2] Dankeschön. [S1] Now you try. [S2] Dankeschön. [S1] Your turn again. [S2] Dankeschön. [S1] One last time. [S2] Dankeschön. | 23.64 | 3.27615 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130813.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130815 | [S1] Hi. Welcome to Introduction to German. My name is Alicia, and I'm joined by... [S2] Hi, everyone. I'm Jenny. [S1] In this lesson, you'll learn the basics of German pronunciation. German uses the exact same letters as English. It also uses one extra character and has unique markers which look like two dots appearing over some vowels. | 22.28 | 2.899091 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130815.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130816 | [S1] But let's try not to focus and rely on the German letters too much. Let's focus on the sounds. There are a total of 28 consonant sounds and 17 vowel sounds in German. The good news is that most of these sounds are identical to English. [S2] A, e, i, o, u. [S1] As you heard, these vowels don't sound that different from English. | 24.96 | 3.202953 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130816.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130817 | [S1] One thing to note though, is the German vowels are pronounced much more clearly than English. We also have more vowel sounds than English. So that's why it's very important that we pronounce them clearly. Unlike English, we try to maintain a constant pitch from start to finish without tapering off. [S2] A, e, i, u, u. [S1] Some vowel sounds will be unfamiliar to you. | 27.48 | 3.074062 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130817.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130818 | [S1] The vowels with the two dots over them are essentially a combination between the vowel and the E sound. Sometimes they're represented as A-E, O-E, or U-E. [S2] Now let's take a look at German consonants. Like vowels, German consonants are predominantly similar to English. [S1] B-D-F. [S2] Other consonant sounds, however, may be a little more challenging. | 26.76 | 3.093457 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130818.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130819 | [S1] Rost, Rübe, Schmarrn. These are the sounds that you need to focus on perfecting. [S2] Okay, let's move on. Some consonants in German aren't actually pronounced as they look to an English speaker. Let's take a look at some of these letters. [S1] The German V isn't pronounced like an English V, but as an F sound. So both V and F in German are pronounced as an F sound. Vogel, fett. | 29.8 | 3.277592 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130819.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130820 | [S1] The German W on the other hand is pronounced like a V sound. [S2] Wasserwagen. German is also notorious for its ich and ach sounds. [S1] The German CH isn't pronounced like the CH in church. [S2] Ich Licht Recht. [S1] It could also be pronounced another way. [S2] Bach, dach, | 24.32 | 3.113569 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130820.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130821 | [S1] The former is pronounced closer to the front of the mouth, while the latter is pronounced at the back of the mouth. Next is the SCH. This one is actually pronounced like the sh in sheet. [S2] Schmal, schnell, schlaf. [S1] Now that you have gained a better understanding of German sounds, let's take a closer look at some common mistakes and how to fix them. | 23.28 | 3.319211 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130821.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130822 | [S1] Another challenging sound is the German guttural R sound. [S2] Rund, rast. [S1] You want to produce the sound at the back of your throat, as if you're gargling water. Try it. | 11.76 | 3.19572 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130822.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130824 | [S1] English. [S2] Now let's compare that same sentence, "I ate an apple," in German. [S1] Ich esse einen Apfel. [S2] Like before, let's remove the article to keep it simple so we're just left with the words. If we break down the German sentence, we get the subject "ich," meaning "I." Then comes the verb "esse," meaning "eat." And finally, we have the object "apfel," meaning "apple." [S1] Ich esse Apfel. | 28.52 | 3.13145 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130824.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130825 | [S1] The boy sees she every day. As you can see, rearranging the word order of an English sentence actually changes the meaning of the sentence itself. [S2] The word order of German, on the other hand, is much more flexible than English. While German does follow an SVO word order like English, it's much less rigid, allowing us to move elements of the sentence around. [S1] Sie sieht den Jungen jeden Tag. [S2] Den Jungen sieht sie jeden Tag. | 28.24 | 3.371936 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130825.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130826 | Negating basic sentences in German is easy compared to English. Simply add "nicht", which means "not", at the end of a German sentence. [S1] Ich schlafe. [S2] Ich schlafe nicht. [S1] If you want to show that you have zero sum of something... [S2] ... you would add "kein", which can be translated to "no", depending on the sentence. [S1] Ich habe kein Geld. [S2] Ich habe keine Energie. [S1] This is a simplified way to negate basic sentences in German. | 29.92 | 3.144957 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130826.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130827 | Formulating questions in German is also easy. Simply swap the verb and the subject to make a sentence into a question. [S1] Sie ist hier. [S2] Ist sie hier? [S1] Sie ist Äpfel. | 13.24 | 3.08398 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130827.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130828 | [S1] Hi. Welcome to Introduction to German. My name is Alicia, and I'm joined by... [S2] Hi, everyone. I'm Jenny. [S1] In this lesson, you'll learn the basics of German writing. German uses the exact same alphabet as English from A to Z. However, it also uses a special character. | 19.36 | 3.008612 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130828.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130829 | This character is called sharp S or sharpest S in German. It isn't considered a distinct letter in German though. [S1] Spaß. [S2] Maß. [S1] Similarly, some additional markers represented by two dots can appear over three vowels. We call these Umlaute. [S2] Ä, ö, ü. [S1] The Umlaute are used to signal a vowel combination. They are essentially a combination between the vowel plus the vowel E. | 29.84 | 3.185341 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130829.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130830 | [S1] German uses the same sh sound as in the English ship. However, it isn't spelled sh, but sh in German. [S2] Schuh, Schiff. [S1] So whenever you see sh in German, know that it's pronounced sh. Words beginning with st or sp are pronounced with the sh sound too. But this only applies to words beginning with st and sp in German. [S2] Stein, Sport. | 29.12 | 3.075307 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130830.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130831 | [S1] Remember, this only applies to words beginning with S-T and S-P. The letters V, F, and P-H are all pronounced as an F sound in German. [S2] F, laufen. F, vergessen. F, philosophy. [S1] Even though they're spelled differently, they're all pronounced with the same f sound. Capitalization in German is similar to that of English, but a lot more. | 29.84 | 3.077198 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130831.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130832 | [S1] The dog and cat went out of the house down the path to the garage. Dog, cat, house, path, and garage aren't capitalized in English. [S2] But the equivalent words, Hund, Katze, Haus, Weg, and Garage are capitalized in German because they're all nouns, and all nouns in German are capitalized. [S1] German also capitalizes verbs that are used as nouns. Compare the following. | 27.28 | 2.97605 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130832.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130833 | [S1] Das Zuhören, das Sprechen, das Lesen und das Schreiben sind alle entscheidend beim Lernen. [S2] Listening, speaking, reading and writing are all important when learning. [S1] Notice how the equivalent words, Zuhören, Sprechen, Lesen, Schreiben and Lernen are all capitalized. So remember, all nouns in German are capitalized. [S2] There is but one exception to the rule. The word for "I" isn't capitalized in German. | 29.12 | 2.954685 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130833.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130834 | [S1] Er schenkt mir Rosen, weil ich sie gerne mag. [S2] He gave me roses because I liked them. [S1] Notice how "ich" isn't capitalized. [S2] All nouns except "I" are capitalized in German. A special quirk of German is the length of words. German words are, on average, longer than English words due to their tendency of forming compound words. English usually limits compounding to two words, such as "snowman" or "baseball". | 29.6 | 3.152644 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130834.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130835 | [S1] Hi. Welcome to Introduction to German. My name is Alicia, and I'm joined by... [S2] Hi, everyone. I'm Jenny. [S1] In this lesson, we'll focus on teaching you the most useful German words and phrases for absolute beginners. Are you ready? Let's get started. The best phrase to learn when studying a new language is one that expresses gratitude and appreciation. If you had to learn only a single phrase, this would be it. | 25.72 | 2.904309 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130835.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130836 | [S1] We taught you this phrase in the first lesson of this series. Do you remember what it was? Dankeschön. It means, "Thank you very much." [S2] Keep repeating after Jenny until you get it. [S1] Dankeschön. [S2] Your turn. [S1] Dankeschön. Dankeschön. [S2] Do you remember this character? We talked about it in our pronunciation episode. [S1] Listen to how I pronounce this vowel. [S2] Uh. | 29.84 | 2.961999 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130836.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130838 | [S1] Entschuldigung. [S2] Your turn. [S1] Entschuldigung. Entschuldigung. [S2] One last time. [S1] Entschuldigung. [S2] Now you can say, "Thank you," and "Excuse me," or "I'm sorry," in German. Let's move on. | 17.84 | 3.103736 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11069927_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_BV1CC4y1a7rs_p7_m4-dialogue_0130838.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233060 | [S1] Hello everyone, and welcome back to English with Lucy. Today, I've got a very special guest. This is Caroline Goida. [S2] Hello. [S1] And Caroline, would you like to introduce yourself? What do you do? | 13.32 | 3.117091 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233060.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233062 | [S1] I was teaching in Gojów in Northwest Poland. [S2] Really? [S1] Which was fantastic, but a very unlikely place to go after your tefl training. I loved it. [S2] What made you choose? [S1] There was a poster on the wall in my tefl school and I just went, "Oh, there's a job." And so I went to Poland. It was great. I love Poland. It's fantastic. [S2] Yeah, I've never been to Poland. I have quite a few Polish subscribers, so I'm sure they would love to hear you speak some Polish. [S1] Dzień dobry. [LAUGHS] That's about it. [S2] There's one word. There's one word I know that's "na zdrowie". | 29.8 | 3.194484 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233062.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233064 | [S1] And the very brilliant curator there, Stephanie, said, "Well, have you got a talk in you?" And I said, "Yeah, I think so." So I pitched talks, which is how you get into TEDx. They took it on. I did it in 2014, and it's had nearly 3 million views, which is insane. [S2] Wow. Congratulations. [S1] Thank you. [S2] That is a lot of views. [S1] Thank you. Thank you, YouTube. | 18.28 | 3.293266 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233064.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233065 | [S1] Well, so I learnt a lot about this a few years back when I was interviewing A-list actors. 'Cause I wrote a book which was talking to A-list actors about confidence. [S2] Okay. [S1] And I would go to people like Helen Mirren and say, "So tell me about confidence," thinking that they knew things, that they were confident. They weren't. None of them were. [S2] Really? [S1] And one of the people who said she wasn't confident was Helen Mirren. Big surprise to me there. [S2] Yeah, like the most beautiful woman ever. [S1] Okay. [S2] So surreal. | 27.44 | 3.220091 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233065.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233069 | [S1] And you can just picture his face, can't you? You know, there's the, the, there are the muscles around our eyes that crinkle up when we're with a friend. [S2] Yeah. [S1] It's, it's called a Duchenne smile and it just relaxes us. [S2] Smile, okay. [S1] And, yeah, you try it. It really, really works. [S2] So you kind of close your eyes or what do you do? | 16.48 | 3.04026 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233069.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233072 | [S1] So I asked a friend of mine who is brilliant at dating, and I said, "What is it that you do?" And she said, "Well, actually, it's something that you taught me." [S2] Mm-hmm. [S1] And I was surprised by that, and she said, "You taught me years ago," and this is another acting tip, "that when you meet someone and you're on a date, what you have to do is think, | 17.68 | 3.176894 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233072.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233073 | [S1] This is, and this is a real actor's tip. You have to think, "I'm beautiful. Someone loves me. I have a secret." [S2] So these are three things. [S1] Three things you have to think to yourself. I'm beautiful, 'cause it kinda gives us a little spark. You know, there- [S2] It might just hit us. [S1] There are days, there are days when you're not feeling like that and it just gives you a kind of sparkle. Someone loves me, which gives you, it's brain chemistry again. It gives you a kind of warmth and a, a presence. And I have a secret, gives you a bit of a twinkle. [S2] Do you actually have to have a secret? [S1] It helps. [S2] Okay. I'll try to think of one. [S1] I don't think it has to be- | 29.24 | 3.016189 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233073.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233075 | [S1] We all do. We all have it. [S2] Before I go out for a date, I don't date much, but when I do, I always look at myself in the mirror beforehand and I think, "Well, that's not right," and maybe he won't find me funny. But I guess if I think about all the good things first. [S1] Exactly. [S2] And recognize those. | 18.32 | 3.023537 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233075.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233077 | [S1] Partly, yes. I think if you have two or three starter questions- [S2] Mm-hmm. [S1] ... then really listen and just do great follow-up questions. So if they say, "I really love Seville," say, "Oh, great. Where did you go in Seville?" And it's, and then if they say, "Well, there's a great tapas bar," you know, "Tell me about tapas. I've never had it." You just, you just follow the thread of the conversation and you just turn what they say into another great question. | 25.08 | 3.204497 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233077.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233078 | [S1] And then you show you're engaged and that you've been listening, which is important because sometimes you're having a conversation with someone and you can see their eyes glaze over a little bit. [S2] And that's horrible. [S1] Yeah, it's the worst. [S2] It, and it will kill any spark. So having to really listen because you're going to ask a great follow-up question is really powerful because they feel that they have that connection. | 21.88 | 3.228664 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233078.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233079 | [S1] That, I mean, that is really hard. It, as you say, public speaking is bad enough, and doing it in a language where you don't feel safe, where you don't feel that if you go wrong you can escape, is really scary. [S2] Yeah. [S1] So the things I always say to people are, firstly, if you're doing it in a language that's not your first, you've got to practice twice as much. So when I talk to clients about rehearsing presentation, I'll say to them, "Take your phone, find voice notes on your phone and record it." | 27.12 | 3.024894 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233079.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233080 | [S1] Tip number two is that you've got to get the body relaxed and prepared. So it's what I call getting the butterflies- [S2] You got me moving there. Okay. [S1] Breathing and grounding. The butterflies have to fly in formation. So you know in English we say that you, the, you get butterflies in your stomach. [S2] Yes, that's a great idiom. If we're nervous and you feel that funny feeling in your, in your tummy, we, we call it having butterflies. So you're saying that we need to get our butterflies in formation. [S1] Like the red- | 28.76 | 3.180655 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233080.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233082 | [S1] 'Cause adrenaline is a feeling that I hate. Those nerves before a first date, I can't stand it. 'Cause I'm normally quite a confident person, and I guess the feeling of feeling really nervous and, and the butterflies, I don't like. But you're saying that it's a positive thing. [S2] It's a good thing. [S1] Oh. | 16.2 | 3.225496 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233082.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233083 | [S1] 'Cause it's a, it's a kind of alertness, the adrenaline. It's making you, it's gonna make you perform better as long as you don't say, "Oh, no, here it comes." Now, the way that performers and athletes are taught to do this is it's a lot about how you ground yourself and how you breathe. [S2] Mm-hmm. [S1] So I'd say to anybody, you know, before you do something like a speech, don't spend three hours checking your email or playing a game. You know, do something calming. | 25.92 | 3.375107 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1121309703_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_BV1EQ4y1h7rN_p106_m4-dialogue_0233083.mp3 | [
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