Early Start German ch1.3 How are you?

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Ch.3: Wie geht's: How are you?

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CONTENTS:
Introduction:
1. Greetings
2. Goodbye
3.How are you?
4.Names
5 Numbers 1-12
6 Ages
7 Where you live
8 Days
9 Weather
10 Alphabet
11 My family
12 Numbers 13-31
13 Colours
14 Pets
15 Christmas!
16 Consolidation
17 Class interaction

Talking point - River Rhine

The legend of the Lorelei

What you will learn with film 3

Greeting visitors at the door: "Wie geht's?"
The legend of the Lorelei - see Talking point below.

Tourist boat on the River Rhine.
"Danke gut!" - "I'm very well, thank you!".

You will see how German-speakers ask "How are you?" when they meet, and a range of possible reeplies.

You will also find out about the valley of the River Rhine, and the legend of the Lorelei.

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Talking Point: the River Rhine

Te Rhine Gorge part of the valley of the River Rhine is protected as a "World Heritage Site" by UNESCO. This includes all the medieval castles along its banks, build to collect tolls from passing ships - by force if necessary.

http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/1066

Follow this link to find out more - including a short film (see below).

Historic castle on an island in the Rhine: built to collect taxes from passing boats.

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Talking Point: the legend of the Lorelei

The statue of the Lorelei attracts tourists from all over the world. It shows a mermaid sitting on a rocky cliff high above the River Rhine, upstream (south) from Boppard.

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Ch.3: Wie geht's: How are you?

HOME \| Early Start German 1: CONTENTS

CONTENTS: Introduction: 1. Greetings 2. Goodbye 3.How are you? 4.Names 5 Numbers 1-12 6 Ages 7 Where you live 8 Days 9 Weather 10 Alphabet 11 My family 12 Numbers 13-31 13 Colours 14 Pets 15 Christmas! 16 Consolidation 17 Class interaction	Talking point - River Rhine The legend of the Lorelei
	What you will learn with film 3
	Greeting visitors at the door: "Wie geht's?"	The legend of the Lorelei - see Talking point below.
	Tourist boat on the River Rhine.	"Danke gut!" - "I'm very well, thank you!".
	You will see how German-speakers ask "How are you?" when they meet, and a range of possible reeplies. You will also find out about the valley of the River Rhine, and the legend of the Lorelei.
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Back to top	Talking Point: the River Rhine
	Te Rhine Gorge part of the valley of the River Rhine is protected as a "World Heritage Site" by UNESCO. This includes all the medieval castles along its banks, build to collect tolls from passing ships - by force if necessary. http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/1066 Follow this link to find out more - including a short film (see below).

	Historic castle on an island in the Rhine: built to collect taxes from passing boats.
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	Talking Point: the legend of the Lorelei
	The statue of the Lorelei attracts tourists from all over the world. It shows a mermaid sitting on a rocky cliff high above the River Rhine, upstream (south) from Boppard.

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