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.

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 😄)

Alright let's continue with another important topic: numbers 🔢 In this lesson we will look at 0 to 20 in German and practice with phone numbers. 📝 Write the first 3 digits of your phone number both in numbers and letters as a comment down below. For me for example that would be: 0 (null) 7 (sieben) 9 (neun)

Talking about me, you, and him/her is great, but sometimes we want to mention several people at once. That's why we have we, you, and they in English, and in this important lesson you'll learn how to use plural in German. 📝 When you are done with the lesson, post a comment using plural. You could for example say 'Wir sind [your name] und [your best friend's name]. Wir sprechen [the language you both speak]' (we are [...] and [...]. we speak [...])

Agreeing and disagreeing with others is crucial for many conversations, and so in this lesson you are going to learn several ways how to do that. 📝 After you finish the lesson, let me know in a comment below if you agree with the following statement: "Deutsch lernen ist schwierig." (learning German is difficult.)