Die 25 Wichtigsten Synonyme Im Alltag | Besseres Deutsch Sprechen

Hello and welcome to Lingster Academy! I am your German teacher Julia, and today you're expanding your vocabulary. You learn synonyms of the 25 most important terms you will encounter in all kinds of everyday situations you can use. Time expressions, important adjectives, and Verbs and typical expressions to say yes or no. So you don't always keep using the same words and express yourself in the same way at a higher level. And we immediately begin with time references or the frequency, that is, how often something occurs. I'm always on my phone. I'm constantly on my phone. I'm constantly on my phone. He often goes to the gym. He regularly goes to the gym. He often goes to sports. We sometimes eat at the restaurant. We Eat out from time to time. We occasionally eat out at a restaurant. She has very little contact with her brother. She has almost no contact with her Brother. She only has sporadic contact with her brother. To help you learn the new words Keep it in mind; you should repeat it often. I recommend reading stories in simple German for this. I have already written eight novels for German learners that you currently getting it in a package with an amazing discount. You can find all the information in the description below this video. Let's continue with time expressions that answer the question WHEN. He got the job immediately after the job interview. He got the job right after the job interview. He got the job right after the job interview. There are now 30 employees working at the company. There are currently 30 employees working at the company. Currently, 30 employees are working at the company. We are opening a new branch in the city soon. We are soon opening a new branch in the city. We will soon open a new branch in the city. Our grandparents lived completely differently than we do. Our grandparents lived completely differently back then than we do. Our grandparents once lived completely differently than we do. Now we come to adjectives that we use constantly. That is very good. That is wonderful. That is fantastic. That's great. That is excellent. That is very bad. That is terrible. That is horrifying. That is terrible. The task is difficult. The task is demanding. The task is challenging. Or she is a real challenge. Your explanation is clear. Your explanation is clear. Your explanation is unmistakable. This topic is important. This topic is relevant. This topic is significant. The difference between this and last century is very great. The difference between this and last century is enormous. The difference between this and last century is enormous. Next, we come to a particularly relevant section of the video, namely verbs. Are you ready? I am doing my homework. I do my homework. I'll quickly do the dishes. I'll quickly do the dishes. That means closing something. The teacher explains the rule. The teacher explains the rule. Could you please explain that to me again in more detail? Could you please explain that to me in more detail again? We have a dog. We have a dog. She has a lot of jewelry, which she inherited from her grandmother. She has a lot of jewelry, which she inherited from her grandmother. I am receiving an email. I am receiving an email. I receive packages regularly. I receive packages regularly. Please inform me if there are any updates. Please notify me if there are any updates. Why has nobody informed me until now? Why has nobody informed me until now? The doctors believe he will recover quickly. The doctors believe he will recover quickly. Meteorologists believe it will storm this afternoon. Meteorologists expect it to storm tonight. Thank you very much, she replied politely. Thank you very much, she replied politely. The manager replied to the request that he had no time. The manager replied to the request that he had no time. He needs more time for this task. He needs more time for this task. The victims of the disaster need immediate help. The victims of the disaster require immediate assistance. The politician stated his opinion on the matter. The politician expressed his opinion on the matter. She always said openly what she thought. She always openly expresses what she thinks. I understand your problem well. I can fully understand your problem. We don't understand his decision at all. We cannot understand his decision at all. The family plans to move to Germany this summer. The family intends to move to Germany this summer. The city plans to build a new swimming pool. The city intends to build a new swimming pool. Yes, we're almost at the end. Now I'll show you a few ways to say yes and no to things. Do you want to improve your German? Yes, of course! Definitely! Absolutely! Of course! Of course! Then I definitely recommend my online novel courses to you. I write stories for German learners in simple German, from A2 to C1. in which you improve your vocabulary and grammar in a very entertaining way. You don't want to miss this chance, do you? Absolutely not! Under no circumstances! Certainly not! Or? Certainly not! Then click the link below this video now and dive with me into the world of stories. And that's it for today as well. I say goodbye, until next time! Your Julia