Einkaufen: 'welch-' and 'dies-' in nominative, accusative, dative
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I can use 'welch-' and 'dies-' to identify items and take part in a role-play about shopping.
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The determiner 'welch-' means 'which'. Its ending changes according to the gender and case of the noun that follows.
The determiner 'dies-' means ‘this’. Its ending changes in the same way as 'welch-' .
'Welch-' and 'dies-' are very helpful for identifying items when shopping.
In a role-play, it is important to include at least one verb in each short phrase. You must also ask one question.
'Sowohl...als auch...' means 'both...and...', 'derselbe, dieselbe, dasselbe' mean 'the same' and 'jene(r)' means 'that'.
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