A house move: adjective endings with definite articles (accusative)
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I can describe the features and contents of a house using definite articles and nominative and accusative adjective endings.
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The sound-symbol correspondences [eu] and [äu] have the same sound, which is different from [au].
Cognates help you understand new words more quickly, since they look or sound similar to words in your own language.
It’s important to be aware of false friends - words that are similar in two languages but have different meanings.
German adjectives take endings before a noun — you need to know the noun’s gender and case to get them right.
The accusative case is used for the direct object, after most verbs and some prepositions.
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