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German Comparison and Preference
Learn to make simple comparisons in German. This deck covers how to say things are bigger, better, or the best, using comparative and superlative forms.
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TutorialGerman
German Comparison and Preference
Learn to make simple comparisons in German. This deck covers how to say things are bigger, better, or the best, using comparative and superlative forms.
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31 CardsLesson#1
In this deck, we'll learn how to compare things in German. You'll learn how to say that something is bigger, better, or more expensive than something else, and also how to say it's the best or the biggest.
Lesson#2
To say something is 'more' than something else, you usually add an 'E R' to the end of the adjective. For example, 'klein' becomes 'kleiner', meaning 'smaller'. To say 'than', you use the word 'als'. So, 'smaller than' is 'kleiner als'.
Quiz#3
Translate into German: 'The car is smaller than the house.'
Das Auto ist kleiner als das Haus.
Lesson#4
Some common, short adjectives add an umlaut when you make them comparative. For example, 'groß', meaning 'big', becomes 'größer', meaning 'bigger'.
Quiz#5
Translate into German: 'The house is bigger than the flat.'
Das Haus ist größer als die Wohnung.
Quiz#6
Translate into German: 'The book is more expensive than the pen.'
Das Buch ist teurer als der Stift.
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