To buy items we need to talk about prices. We already learned the numbers up to 20, but unfortunately we sometimes need to spend more than that when we go shopping. That's why this lesson introduces you to all the German numbers up to 1000. 📝 How much did you pay last time you went shopping? (You can round to a whole number, we will learn about prices with cents in the next lesson. If your currency uses very large numbers you may just convert the price to Euros 😄)

Having one thing is nice, but often it is even better to have multiple units of something. That's why in this lesson you will learn about how to form plurals in German. 📝 Comment with any item that you have multiple of, using the plural form ("Ich habe 2 ...").

Last lesson you learned how to say you have something. But how to express it if you don't have something? That's exactly what we look at in this lesson. 📝 Think of any Item you don't have right now and write it in a comment (in German of course 😄)

As we continue our shopping related lessons, this one introduces the indefinite Akkusative articles: einen, eine, ein. 📝 After finishing the lesson, find any object that has masculin gender in German and comment with a sentenc "I have a [object].", using the Akkusativ case.

In lesson 22 we continue our groceries and shopping related content and learn how to say “a/an” and “the” in German. 📝 When you are done with the lesson, think about your next grocery shopping. What Item do you want to buy? Write down one of them (with the indefinite article ein/eine). Example: ein Apfel