Welcome to Herr Weiss' Deutsch in Real Life photo collage! In our English speaking world German is all around us all we have to do is open our eyes and find it. So here is where I post the pictures of anything and everything I come across that is in German or has to do with German and Germany, that I find in my travels. Feel free to add your own pictures especially if you are in my class and want extra credit!! Follow me on Twitter @PalmertonGerman and check out the website http://mrweiss.wikispaces.com
submitted by a student - This is a bag that my grandmothers friend gave me. It says “all fresh comes from the bakery.” It also says “fresh pastries and fresh coffee.”
submitted by a student - A birthday card . It says “for your birthday, kindest wishes”
der Marienkäfer- ladybug
Der Marienkäfer ist so schön!- The ladybug is so pretty!
Pronunciation can be found here
submitted by a student - A book written completely in German. My grandmothers friend gave it to me. The title is Winnetou and it is written by Karl May.
bracelets found by a student at Claires - liebe, freiheit, glaube, hoffnung, frieden, freundschaft
Remember, language input is extremely important and helpful for language learners. Here is a little overview of my tags that help you to find ways to surround yourself with German in your everyday life:
WATCH
READ
LISTEN
(via deutschtaeglich)
Random products with German descriptions
Random products with German descriptions
Random products with information in German
Adidas - named for Adolf Dassler - a combination of his nickname Adi and the first 3 letters of his last name Das - Die Weltmarke mit den 3 Streifen
toilettenbürsterbenutzanweisung - How to use that dreaded shelf toilet and brush in Germany - More here =
Can you answer this German grammatical question from Jeopardy?
Jeopardy Categorie - German “E” - Words that begin with “E” in German
answers??
Einkaufswagen - Childs toy
Every region of the country has a certain way of speaking. The accent and dialect can often be an obvious marker for where a person is from. For example, hearing a person speak who seemingly forgets the letter “R” while speaking is definately from Massechusetts and/or the Boston area. If someone refers to New Jerser as “Joisy” is most likely from New York City or New Jersey itself. But what about Pennsylvania? Did any one ever think we have have an accent? We do.
