LEKTION 2 Im Restaurant. objectives After completing this lesson, student should be able to:  Order food and drinks in German  Say their impression.

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LEKTION 2 Im Restaurant

objectives After completing this lesson, student should be able to:  Order food and drinks in German  Say their impression Grammar  Indefinite articles: Nominative/Accusative  New irregular verbs: essen  New words building  Position of words

New words P.11#1 Einen Schweinebraten = a Roast pork Für mich = for me (ich = I, mich = me) Eine Erbsensuppe = a pea soup Und zu trinken? = And (what)to drink? Ein großes Bier = a big Beer

Ein, eine, einen = a, an 5 meanings of bitte sch ӧ n 1. Please 2. You are welcome 3. here you go 4. may I help you? 5 pardon? Die Please You're welcome Here you go (when handing something over) May I help you? Pardon? Die Please You're welcome Here you go (when handing something over) May I help you? Pardon? Die Please You're welcome Here you go (when handing something over) May I help you? Pardon? Die Please You're welcome Here you go (when handing something over) May I help you? Pardon?

The tourist is thirsty hat =has (Inf) haben Ich habe Er/es/sie hat Sie haben Grape juice

P12#b) Er hat auch Hunger einen Kuchen (cake)

P13#4 Nominative/Accusative Indefinite articles: Negation: k+article > kein Salat, keine Suppe for plural noun keine > keine Pommes-frites

P. 13 #5

Nominativ > subject of the sentence maskulin> the = der, a = ein 1. Ein Salat kostet 4 Euro. A salad costs 4 Euro. 2. Der Salat ist gut. The salad is good. m) Hamburger, - >>Fill articles>>> A hamburger is good. ……….. Hamburger ist gut. The hamburger from USA is very good. ……… Hamburger aus USA ist sehr gut.

Akkusativ > direct object maskulin> the = den, a = einen 2. Ich m ӧ chte einen Salat. I ‘d like a salat. Ich esse gern den Thai-Salat vom D2 Hotel. I like to eat the Thai-salad from Hotel D2. >>>>>>>>>> Ich m ӧ chte Hamburger. Ich esse nur Hamburger vom Nordpol. (I eat only the hamburger from north pole!)

Neutral noun, both nom. and acc. cases: the = das / a, an = ein Das Kind, Das Steak, ein Kind, ein Steak Das Kind bestellt ein Steak. (the boy orders a steak.) Negation of ein = kein Das Kind trinkt kein Bier. (The child drinks no beer.) *Ich bestelle ein Glas Tee nicht. (I do not order a cup of tea.)

Feminine noun both nom. and acc. cases: The = die / a, an = eine Die Dame trinkt eine Tasse Tee. (The lady drinks a cup of tea. ) Negation of eine = keine Ich bestelle keine Tasse Tee. (I order no cup of tea. )

Plural noun both nom. and acc. cases: The = die, indefinite article = - (no article) Die Kinder essen Spaghetti. (The childern eat spaghetti.) Negation: keine Die Damen essen keine Pommes-frites. (The ladies eat no french fries.)