Learn German Naturally: Harbour Walk ⚓ | Comprehensible Input

Today I'm going to show you 30 more of 3000 words. So watch this video until the end and learn the most important 3000 words with me. Let's go! We're going to the harbour now. Two surfers are walking along the beach. These are rocks. Many rocks. The rocks are covered with algae. Can you see the cave? Here it goes up the stairs to the harbour. It has started to drizzle. Nieseln means very, very small but a lot of raindrops. Sometimes we also say it's real muddy weather now. Muddy weather means rain, dark, grey sky and just uncomfortable weather. Just like right now. I go carefully over the slippery rocks and try not to fall into the water. Because the algae on the rocks are especially smooth and slippery. When the flood comes, the water level is up to about here. I go up the stairs. Or you can also say I go up the stairs. A purple yellow flag is blowing in the wind. This is a metal chain. The chain is very rusty. Metal rusts very quickly in salt water. It's pretty foggy. That's because of the drizzle. Oh, I have to turn around. We're looking for another way. We can go through here. Here we are already at the harbour. There are many different boats here. Sailing boats and other boats. You can book various excursions with these items. Here, for example, there is a two-hour fishing trip on the boat Baloo. This back here is a big restaurant, a boat house. There is very delicious food there. Here you can see the different boats. At the moment, as I said, it's still foggy. That's why the boats aren't in the water yet. The yellow one here is a buoy. The buoy. Back there you can also see red and white buoys. Sometimes when you're lucky, you can see a seal here at the harbour. Let's see if we're lucky. Here in the middle there is a small island. And on the island you can see the lobster cages. Lobsters are caught with them. Here are many boxes with all the fishing nets and cords. You can't smell it here, but it smells like fish here. Here you can see another lobster cage in close-up. Maybe we'll also see an anchor. I would like to show you that too. Here. Here are different anchors. And here you can see two men leaving their fishing boat. They climbed on the little boat and are now paddling to the harbour. That's a big lifeboat. The lifeboat. I'm getting on the boat. A man climbs up the ladder. Climbing up. Look here. There is actually the seal. We are very lucky today. The seal is currently swimming in the harbour. By the way, I am now also offering private German lessons via Zoom. With feedback pdf at the end. I still have a few places free. The link is in the info box and in the pinned comment. On this side of the harbour you can see how people let their crab nets into the water. Meanwhile the sky is completely gray. Let's see what else we discover on the way back. Here is the lifeboat station. Here is a playground. The playground. Before I go home now, I have to do one more thing. I want to go to a shop where you can buy a card. Because my husband and I have our anniversary soon. And there is a card shop up there. We're going there now. This couple walks hand in hand. They hold hands. This is a cross. The cross. And I want to cross the street now. All clear. The traffic light. I press the bell. The lights turn on. And I wait until the traffic light turns green. Let's go. We can go. You often say this to children. At red stop. At green you can go. That rhymes and you can remember it well. This is a gate wheel. The cars are parked. This is a scaffold. The scaffold. And here on the mast with the telephone cables you can see the birds. And here again the word summary of the next 30 words that you learned today. Let's go to the harbour now. Two surfers were running along the beach. He goes up the stairs to the harbour. Nizzle means very, very small but a lot of rain. Sometimes we also say it's dark now. I go carefully over the slippery rocks. Because the algae on the rocks are up to about here. This is a metal chain. I have to turn around. Here are many different boats. Here, for example, there is a two-hour fishing trip. At the moment, as I said, it's still foggy. Sometimes, if you're lucky, you can see a seal here at the harbour. You can't smell it, but it smells like fish here. Maybe we'll see an anchor too. And here you can see two men leaving their fishing boat. A man climbs up the ladder. Climbing up. There is actually the seal. The seal is swimming straight into the harbour. Let's see what else we can discover. I want to buy a ticket. This couple is walking hand in hand. This is a crossing. The traffic light. I press the bell. You also say to children, and you see the birds. See you soon. Bye.