In Berlin and beyond: numbers 32-100, present tense of strong verbs
Cashar 2 / 4
Muuqaalka casharka
Muuqaalku weli diyaar ma aha.
Bogagga casharka
weli lama diyaarin
Faahfaahinta casharka
Natiijada casharka
I can use numbers 32-100 and present tense strong verbs to understand non-fiction texts about the natural world in and beyond Berlin.
Muuji qoraalka
When English ‘c’ is soft, German is often ‘z’, e.g., 'Zentrum', 'Zirkus', 'Zelle'.
Spelling patterns like this help us identify cognates, which in turn support our understanding of German.
For numbers 13-99, say the 2nd digit first, e.g., 'vierundzwanzig' = 24. For 21-99, add ‘und’ between the two numbers.
German numbers are always written as one word, so some can be very long; break them down to understand them more easily.
Strong verbs change the vowel in 'du' and 'er, sie, es' forms; verb endings have the same pattern as weak verbs.
Warqadda shaqada
weli lama diyaarin
Imtixaannada
Imtixaankan weli diyaar ma aha.
Waxa ardaydu arkaan
Tan waa isla casharka sida ardaygu u arko. Waxaad qayb kasta u dirsan kartaa ardayda.
- HordhacDiyaargarow · Ma diyaarsana
- Imtixaanka bilowgaXusuusi · Ma diyaarsana
- Muuqaalka casharkaBaro · Ma diyaarsana
- Imtixaanka dhamaadkaHubi · Ma diyaarsana
Nuxurkan waxaa leh Cashar, waxaana lagu daabacay shatiga furan.