Learn GERMAN the Easy way with COMPREHENSIBLE INPUT | Lesson 3

Good morning, Canada! Hello and nice to have you here. If you're new here, hi, I'm Lari and together we're learning German here on this channel. I'm here on vacation. I'm in Canada. To be more precise, in Tadoussac. Tadoussac is a small town in the province of Quebec. Bigger cities are, for example, Quebec City and Montreal. Have you ever been to Canada? And if so, where have you been? In the last two German learning vlogs, you have already learned 100 of the 1,500 words you need to be able to understand 90% of the German everyday language. In this video, we're walking through Tadoussac and with this video you'll learn the next 50 words. So, are you ready? Well then, come along! Canada is a big country. The first three words of this video were vacation, city and country. The fourth word is the bus. The grey bus. This is a bus or a bus. A public transport. And the car. A car is driving on the street. So, the car, the cars and the street. I'm standing on the street for a short while and now I'm back on the sidewalk. The sidewalk. I'm walking on the sidewalk. To my right, there are tall trees. The tree is tall. And to my left, there is a street. And cars are driving on the street. Look, the car. The car is driving on the street. Behind me is a white house. The house has a red roof. So, the house is white and the house has a red roof. Can you see it? And look, the house has a garden. The garden. And in the garden there is a red table. And on the veranda there is a wheelchair. The wheelchair. The electric wheelchair. And can you see the white sculpture on the veranda? Look. This is a whale. The whale. Because Tadoussac is known for the many whales that you can see here. And look, behind me there is a telephone booth. The telephone booth. And look, this telephone here works. I could use this telephone to make a phone call. But I don't have any coins because this is a coin telephone. So, you have to throw coins in here to make a phone call. And look, this house has a front garden. So, a garden that is in front of the house. Look. And the stone wall. This wall is made of stones. The stone wall. The fence. The front garden. The fence is made of wood. The wood and this fence are made of wood. Look, here on this street there are many hotels and motels. So, a hotel with a parking lot. And here in front of the hotel or in front of the motel are the parking lots. The parking lot and the parking lots. Cars park on the parking lots. The white bus. The bus parks. Get out. The bus driver gets out of the bus. Stop. This is a stop sign. But in which language does it say stop? Is that Spanish? No. Is that Portuguese? No. Maybe Italian? No, not either. Exactly, that's French. Because in Quebec, French is spoken. But I can't speak French. But I know this symbol. And that's why I know that this means stop here. So drivers have to stop here. Stop, stop. But we can go on now. Come with me. We look right, left, right and cross the street. Fast. How beautiful is this garden? There is also a high bed here. The bed. Plants grow in the bed. And this is a high bed. So it's elevated. And salad plants grow in this bed. The salad. And chilies. The chilies. Chilies are hot. Do you like to eat hot or mild? So not hot. Hot, mild. And there are also herbs here. And look. Even tomatoes grow here. The tomato and the tomatoes. This tomato is green. It's still green. But this tomato here is red. It's already red. This tomato is already ripe. So edible. You can eat it. But this tomato is unripe. So not yet ripe. It is unripe. So you can't eat the green tomato yet. But maybe in a few days or weeks. So the tomato plant. The table here. The table is made of wood. Exactly. The wood. And this up here, up here are light chains. I get on the bench. I stand on the bench. And this here. This is a light bulb. The light bulb. And this is a ramp. The ramp. The ramp has no steps. No stairs. The ramp is flat. This ramp is for wheelchair users or people who have problems walking. Walking up stairs. And look. This is the tourist information. I am a tourist here. I am here on a visit. And when I have questions, I go to the tourist information. And look. This is the Canadian post. The Canadian post office. And this is the Canadian flag. The flag. The flag is red and white. And it has a red maple leaf in the middle. And here you can hand in letters. Look. I'm walking here on the street next to the cars. But this stripe, this stripe here is for pedestrians and cyclists. So I can walk here normally. But over here, cars are driving. And on the right side of the lane, look, no cars are allowed to park here. The parking ban. Parking is prohibited here. But now back to the pedestrian strip. So, my dear ones, that's it for today. I really need coffee. And that's why I'm looking for a cafe or a bakery now. Depending on what I find here. Bye! See you next time!