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Hi, my name is Hideki. So far, I'm interested in renewable energy and I'd like to visit Germany and Denmark this year. I'm looking for someone who helps me learning German or Danish. Thank you for reading my profile.
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Jennifer
German
Apr 29, 2014
Thanks! Your pdf about the plural is waiting for you on skype ;)
Jennifer
German
Apr 22, 2014
You are welcome!
Jennifer
German
Apr 15, 2014
Thanks Hideki! I am looking forward to our next lesson!
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    December 20, 2014
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    A drive from Hakodate to Sapporo. I have once traveled from Hakodate to Sapporo by rent-a-car with a friend of mine. At that time, "Suiyo Do-de-show", the TV program of Hokkaido TV(HTB), was pretty popular among us. The goal of our trip was HTB itself. We flew to Hakodate from Haneda. We spent a night in Hakodate. We drove to Lake To-ya, on the way there, we dropped by Muroran. Finally we got to Sapporo, took a plane from Chitose. It was a typhoon season and sometimes we couldn't drive because of too strong rain and thick fog. I didn't imagine I would live near HTB after 10 years from that.
    December 20, 2014
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    The summit of MT. Fuji. I once climbed to the summit of Mt. Fuji. Maybe it's about 15 years ago. I climbed with my friends in university. We started climbing in the evening, because we expected to see the sunrise. Some of my friends got sick because of low pressure, mountain sickness, 2 or 3 out of 10 people. The others and I could get to the top. It was summer, not so cold, but a little chilly. Maybe 10 degree or so. There were so many people on the summit, it felt like I was in Shibuya or Shinjuku. But the view was incredible. It was good weather and we could see the rising sun. In the past, I heard there were so many garbage on the summit. At that time, I couldn't find any littering. Actually, we had to take our garbage back home with us. I think the manners and rules are getting more and more strict than the past, and it's good change.
    December 20, 2014
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    The reason I moved to Sapporo I moved here this March from Tokyo. One of the reasons I moved here is the hay fever of ceder pollen. I heard there is white birch in Sapporo, luckily I don't have that type of allergy yet. They also say the period of white birch pollen is shorter than ceder pollen in Tokyo. There were 2 expected places for me to avoid ceder pollen, Hokkaido and Okinawa. I couldn't find affordable monthly apartments in Okinawa over the internet. And I was looking for houses, because I was doing house-renting-business, I thought there were much more reasonable houses for sale in Hokkaido than in Okinawa, so I thought I might have a chance. I looked for houses, bought one, renovated and rented it. That's major part of what I was doing in Sapporo this year. Actually, I don't like crowded places in Tokyo. Susukino or O-dori is a little similar to Tokyo, but much better, I guess.
    December 20, 2014
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    Unterricht - 13. Mai 2014 das zwanzigste Jahrhundert (Form of tail is "---e" when you use it with article "das".) zwanzigsten Jahrhundert ("---es" when you use it without article) Ich dusche mich nach der Übung. (I take a shower after exercise.) --- Article becomes dative (der / feminine) after "nach". Du freust dich auf den Urlaub. (You look forward to vacation.) --- Article becomes accusative (den / masculine) after "auf" (not always). Sie nimmt ein Bad. (She takes a bath.) --- ich nehme, du nimmst, er nimmt, wir nehmen, ihr nehmt, sie nehmen Ich bin vorletzte Woche mit dem Zug zur Bierfabrik ‏gefahren. (I went to a beer factory by train the week before last week.) --- "mit" + dative (mit dem Zug) --- "zu" + dative (zur Bierfabrik) Wir sind zum Hafen gefahren. (We went to a harbor.) --- "zu" + dative (zum Hafen) Sie hat Schafsfleisch gegessen. (She ate mutton.) --- Schafs (sheep) + fleisch (flesh/meat) Ich bin mit dem Auto zum Park gefahren. (I went to a park by car.)
    May 14, 2014
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    May 13, 2014
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    Unterricht - 29. April 2014 [Uberprüfung] Tagebuch - Ich bin in die Turnhalle gegangen. (I went to the gym.) Ich übe eine Arbeit / Tätigkeit aus. (I did some exercise.) Ich habe trainiert. Ich habe das Mittagessen gegessen. (I ate lunch.) Ich habe (zu) Mittag gegessen. Ich bin mit der U-Bahn zur Bank. (I went to a bank.) Ich bin zur Bank mit der U-Bahn. --- emphasis on metro, not gone by car. Ich habe Deutsch studiert. (I studied German.) Ich habe ein Buch gelesen. (I read a book.) Er hat einen Makler getroffen. (He met a realtor.) --- "einen" as 4th accusative. "treffen" goes with accusative. Sie haben geduscht. (They took shower.) [gender of words] -tion / ung = feminine -graph = masculine -e = feminine (not always) -u/o = neutral (not always) http://www.beste-tipps-zum-deutsch-lernen.com/deutsche-Artikel-lernen.html
    April 29, 2014
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    Unterricht - 22. April 2014

    "Guten Abend" is for late afternoon. (4 - 5 p.m. something)
    Guten Tag.

    ---Past Tense---
    haben / sein + Participle(分詞)

    sein for movement
    haben for possesion

    irregular verbs: ge-(infinitive)
    regural verbs: ge-(stem+t)

    (zum Beispiel)
    Ich bin früh aufgewacht. (I wake up early.)
    Ich habe mein Frühstück gekocht. (I cooked my breakfast.)
    Ich habe den Müll rausgebracht. (I took garbage out.)
    Ich habe gestern gut geschlaft. (I slept well yesterday.)
    Ich habe die Elektrizitätsfirma angerufen. (I called electricity company.)
    Ich habe die Zähne geputzt. (I brushed my teeth.)

     

    ---Homework

    accusative, irregular/regular verb

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    April 22, 2014
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    Unterricht - 22. April 2014

    "Guten Abend" is for late afternoon. (4 - 5 p.m. something)
    Guten Tag.

    ---Past Tense---
    haben / sein + Participle(分詞)

    sein for movement
    haben for possesion

    irregular verbs: ge-(infinitive)
    regural verbs: ge-(stem+t)

    (zum Beispiel)
    Ich bin früh aufgewacht. (I wake up early.)
    Ich habe mein Frühstück gekocht. (I cooked my breakfast.)
    Ich habe den Müll rausgebracht. (I took garbage out.)
    Ich habe gestern gut geschlafen. (I slept well yesterday.)
    Ich habe die Elektrizitätsfirma angerufen. (I called electricity company.)
    Ich habe die Zähne geputzt. (I brushed my teeth.)

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    April 22, 2014
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    Unterricht - 22. April 2014 "Guten Abend" is for late afternoon. (4 - 5 p.m. something) Guten Tag. ---Past Tense--- haben / sein + Participle(分詞) sein for movement haben for possesion irregular verbs: ge-(infinitive) regural verbs: ge-(stem+t) (zum Beispiel) Ich bin früh aufgewacht. (I wake up early.) Ich habe mein Frühstück gekocht. (I cooked my breakfast.) Ich habe den Müll rausgebracht. (I took garbage out.) Ich habe gestern gut geschlaft. (I slept well yesterday.) Ich habe die Elektrizitätsfirma angerufen. (I called electricity company.) Ich habe die Zähne geputzt. (I brushed my teeth.)
    April 22, 2014
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