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In this series, we teach you the core 2000 German words that you must know if you're a an absolute beginner. With each new episodes in this series, we’ll include the previous lessons at the end. So after you’ve learned the new words and phrases, stick around and review what you learned in previous lessons. Reviewing is one of the most important parts of learning a language! This is THE place to start if you want to learn German, and improve both your listening and speaking skills.
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Hi everybody, my name is Katrin.
Welcome to the 2000 core German words and phrases video series.
Each lesson will help you learn new words, practice and review what you have learned.
Okay, let's get started.
First is...
Augenlid, Eyelid, Augenlid, Augenlid, Eyelid
Beim Schlafen schließen die Menschen gewöhnlich ihre Augenlider.
When sleeping, people usually close their eyelids.
Beim Schlafen schließen die Menschen gewöhnlich ihre Augenlider.
Wimper, Eyelash, Wimper, Wimper, Eyelash
Da ist eine Wimper in meinem Auge.
There's an eyelash hair in my eye.
Da ist eine Wimper in meinem Auge.
Gesichtsbehaarung, Facial hair
Gesichtsbehaarung fängt während der Pubertät an zu wachsen.
Facial hair begins growing in a person's teen years.
Gesichtsbehaarung fängt während der Pubertät an zu wachsen.
Zunge, Tongue, Zunge, Zunge, Tongue
Er kann seine Nase mit seiner Zunge berühren.
He can touch his nose with his tongue.
Er kann seine Nase mit seiner Zunge berühren.
Geschmacksnerven, Taste buds
Taste buds befinden sich auf der Zunge.
The taste buds are located on the tongue.
Nasenloch, Nostril
Mit einer Erkältung kann man manchmal nicht durch seine Nasenlöcher atmen.
With a cold, you sometimes cannot breathe through your nostrils.
Mit einer Erkältung kann man manchmal nicht durch seine Nasenlöcher atmen.
Oberschenkel, Thigh
Die Socken gingen über seinen Knie bis zu seinem Oberschenkel.
The socks went up past his knee to his thigh.
Die Socken gingen über seinen Knie bis zu seinem Oberschenkel.
Wade, Calf
Sein Wadenmuskel unterhalb des Knies schmerzte.
His calf muscle hurt below the knee.
Sein Wadenmuskel unterhalb des Knies schmerzte.
Zehennagel, Toenail
Der gebrochene Zehennagel wurde blau und fiel ab.
The broken toenail turned blue and fell off.
Der gebrochene Zehennagel wurde blau und fiel ab.
Ferse, Heel
Er wippte rückwärts auf die Ferse seines Fußes.
He rocked backwards onto the heel of his foot.
Er wippte rückwärts auf die Ferse seines Fußes.
Let's review.
Respond to the prompts by speaking aloud.
First, you will hear a word or phrase in English.
Respond in German, then repeat after me, focusing on pronunciation.
Ready?
Do you remember how to say eyelid?
Augenlid
And how to say eyelash?
Wimper
What about facial hair?
Do you remember how to say tongue?
Let's try taste bud.
What about nostril?
Now, let's see if you remember how to say thigh.
Another one.
What about cough?
Do you remember how to say toenail?
Zehennagel
And finally, do you remember how to say heel?
Well done!
See you next time!
Auf Wiedersehen!
