Alright, in this and the next couple of lessons we'll look at German related to shopping. The first thing we learn is how to ask questions with haben (to have), which works a bit differently from English. 📝 Write and answer a question if you (we) have something. For example: A: Haben wir Brot? B: Ja.

In lesson 11 we looked at "Wie geht es dir?" (how are you?). Now we build on that and also learn to ask about how someone else is doing. I also give you a small introduction to the Dativ case, which you need to build these sentences correctly. 📝 Write a question how someone is doing and the answer. For example: A: Wie geht es deinem Vater? B: Es geht ihm gut.

In Lessons 16 and 18 we lookad already looked at numbers. In this lesson I teach you how to do addition and subtraction, another great way to practice numbers. 📝 When you are done with the lesson, write a simple math equation in letters and words, such as: 1 + 1 = 2 eins plus eins ist zwei.

Talking about age is another important skill in German, and also a good way to practice the German numbers you learned in Lesson 16, so that's what you you learn in this lesson. 📝 When you are done with this lesson, answer one of the two questions in the comments below: a) "Wie alt bist du?" b) "Wie alt ist Elon Musk?" (you may also insert any other famous person of your choice 😄) Make sure to write out the numbers with letters (null, eins, zwe, drei...)

In German we have the words 'leben' and 'wohnen' which both translate to 'to live'. So how do you use them correctly? That's exactly what we look at in this lesson. 📝 When you are done with the lesson, comment with "I live in [your city]" (but of course in 🇩🇪 German 😄)