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Ich brauche Hilfe.(I need a help in editing a short essay in German.)
Guten tag,
I’m enrolled in a German course in Goethe institute, and I want to make up a short essay about the unit we learnt this week. It’s about celebrations and fest.
I tried to do an essay by my own, but I think that I'm too beginner to use some grammatical structures in my essay.
Anyway, I want short essays about these topics:
-Beschneidung
-Silverstag (I forgot the name of the New Year festival in German)
-Hochzeit.
- Geburtstag
I would be thankful If you can give me a model essay about one of these topics or more with English translation, and if you add some explanations about the grammatical structures it would be very kind from you.
Thanks in advance ;-)
P.S: how to say in German: “ I entered the classroom smiling “.In French is “ je suis entré à la classe en souriant ".
I’m enrolled in a German course in Goethe institute, and I want to make up a short essay about the unit we learnt this week. It’s about celebrations and fest.
I tried to do an essay by my own, but I think that I'm too beginner to use some grammatical structures in my essay.
Anyway, I want short essays about these topics:
-Beschneidung
-Silverstag (I forgot the name of the New Year festival in German)
-Hochzeit.
- Geburtstag
I would be thankful If you can give me a model essay about one of these topics or more with English translation, and if you add some explanations about the grammatical structures it would be very kind from you.
Thanks in advance ;-)
P.S: how to say in German: “ I entered the classroom smiling “.In French is “ je suis entré à la classe en souriant ".
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Nichts gegen Google, aber man sollte es lieber unterlassen Google statistiken in acht zu nehmen... Ich habe schon so manches gesehen^^
@itlktiv: u can use this site (http://dict.leo.org/) for ur studies... By the way, are you done with the essay?
@itlktiv: u can use this site (http://dict.leo.org/) for ur studies... By the way, are you done with the essay?
I entered the classroom smiling = Ich bin lachend in die Klasse gekommen.
For the other topics one needs time
Beschneidung is a heavy topic for german speaking people, they dont know much about it
For the other topics one needs time
Beschneidung is a heavy topic for german speaking people, they dont know much about it
Yes, Beschneidung is not the main culture of Germany or Austria.
The new year festival is simply called "Silvester"
What for essays do you need? Do you mean that you have to describe the topics you've mentioned? And then, each word in an own essay or all together?
The new year festival is simply called "Silvester"
What for essays do you need? Do you mean that you have to describe the topics you've mentioned? And then, each word in an own essay or all together?
I'd prefer 'lächelnd' over 'lachend'. That is:
'Ich bin lächelnd in den Klassenraum gekommen.' / 'Ich betrat den Klassenraum lächelnd'.
I think that 'lachen' is more like 'to laugh' while 'lächeln' is like 'to smile'.
If you like 'general rules':
You can use this form much like the english equivalent. The grammatical form is called 'Partizip Präsens aktiv' (PPA) and expresses simultaneity.
You can use it pretty much like the PPA in English, and I think that in most, if not all cases it's formed from infinitive + 'd'.
So PPA of lachen = lachend
PPA of lächeln = lächelnd
PPA of lernen = lernend
PPA of singen = singend
(Another example. 'Singend verließ er den Raum' is 'He left the room singing' - 'he left the room and was singing at the same time')
'Ich bin lächelnd in den Klassenraum gekommen.' / 'Ich betrat den Klassenraum lächelnd'.
I think that 'lachen' is more like 'to laugh' while 'lächeln' is like 'to smile'.
If you like 'general rules':
You can use this form much like the english equivalent. The grammatical form is called 'Partizip Präsens aktiv' (PPA) and expresses simultaneity.
You can use it pretty much like the PPA in English, and I think that in most, if not all cases it's formed from infinitive + 'd'.
So PPA of lachen = lachend
PPA of lächeln = lächelnd
PPA of lernen = lernend
PPA of singen = singend
(Another example. 'Singend verließ er den Raum' is 'He left the room singing' - 'he left the room and was singing at the same time')
@Ole
Ja, du hast Recht "lächelnd" passt hier besser. Es ist mir kurz, nachdem ich es gepostet hatte, selber aufgefallen. Ich dachte, ich warte mal ab, um zu schauen, wie aktiv hier gearbeitet wird. :)
Übrigens bei uns in Österreich wird eher
"das Klassenzimmer" verwendet
lg
Johann
Ja, du hast Recht "lächelnd" passt hier besser. Es ist mir kurz, nachdem ich es gepostet hatte, selber aufgefallen. Ich dachte, ich warte mal ab, um zu schauen, wie aktiv hier gearbeitet wird. :)
Übrigens bei uns in Österreich wird eher
"das Klassenzimmer" verwendet
lg
Johann
@djuha123
Dafür liegst du beim Thema 'Klassenzimmer' richtiger als ich. Ich habe Google abstimmen lassen: 1,5Mio zu 300k (530k inkl. Plural) zugunsten Klassenzimmer.
Viele Grüße
Dafür liegst du beim Thema 'Klassenzimmer' richtiger als ich. Ich habe Google abstimmen lassen: 1,5Mio zu 300k (530k inkl. Plural) zugunsten Klassenzimmer.
Viele Grüße
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