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Good day!
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I'm back, Alexander.
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Today is the third lesson Meeting other people.
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The easiest way is to simply say: Good day!
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My name is Alexander.
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I am Alexander.
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I am 33 years old.
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I come from Berlin.
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And Berlin is a city in Germany.
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Germany is a country in Central Europe.
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And that's the Brandenburg Gate, by the way.
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The Brandenburg Gate is the most famous Building in Germany.
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Here, around the Brandenburg Gate was around 27 years ago the Berlin Wall.
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And if you want to ask what someone's name is, Then you do that in German with:
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What is your name?
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And you answer: My name is Peter, or: My name is Alexander.
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What is your name?
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My name is Peter.
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You can also ask: Who are you?
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Who are you?
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And then you answer: I am Alexander.
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Who are you?
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I'm ... Alexander.
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Or: What's your name?
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My name is Markus.
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What is your name?
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My name is Markus.
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And if you want to ask about age, One asks best: How old are you?
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Or: How old are you?
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When we use you or you (polite) in German, I'll tell you a bit later.
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How old are they?
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How old are you?
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And the answer is very simple: I am 33 years old.
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I am 33 years old.
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The numbers we make a bit later.
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If you want to know what languages your Talking partner speaks,
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Then you ask the question: What language do you speak?
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Or: Which languages do you speak?
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And you answer: I speak Russian, English And a little German.
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A little means a very little, only a little bit.
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Russian, English, German.
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I speak Russian, English and a little German.
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And if you want to make a dialogue, e.g. With a person you have never seen before,
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This could be e.g. Look like this: Hello, my name is Alexander Reissner.
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And what is Your name? And what are their names?
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Or, if that is a man in the same Age, or in a friendly relationship:
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Hello, my name is Alexander.
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And what is your name?
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Hello, my name is Alexander Reissner.
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And what is Your name? And what are their names?
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Or: Hello, my name is Alexander.
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And what is your name?
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Hello, my name is Rodrigo Fernandez.
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Hi, I mean, is the shortest form, To express what one calls oneself.
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And here we have a final conclusion Some useful expressions that you can use,
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If you have a man first Let's see.
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How are you?
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This question you ask if you want to know,
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In what kind of state your conversation partner is.
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The answer is: I'm fine!
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How are you?
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I'm fine!
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How old are you, Rodrigo?
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I am 22 years old.
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And you?
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How old are you, Rodrigo?
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I am 22 years old.
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And you?
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I am 33 years old.
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Which languages do you speak?
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I speak Spanish and English.
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Excuse me, and what is your name?
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That can be asked if a third person In addition.
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I am Mr. Yang.
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Good morning Mr. Yang. I am Alexander. And this is Rodrigo.
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And finally we make a small dictation, So you can test yourself,
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Whether you have learned a bit.
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And here you can see the solutions, for the dictation.
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Hello, my name is Peter.
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Hello, I'm Markus.
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How are you?
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I'm fine.
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What is your name?
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My name is Stefan.
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That's it for today and we'll see you in The next lesson.
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Goodbye!
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