Friday, March 9, 2018

BASIC GERMAN LESSONS

Relying on the perfect German dictionary I happened to find second-hand: The New Cassell's German Dictionary. This is the way to learn German, it even helped me with Chinese somehow.
-en: to do, to be.
be-: thing devoted to (what follows).
auf: upon, up, up to, such that, and similar.
Ding: thing, material.
Eigen-: one's own, by extension special, adapted.
Schaff-en: to work (wrought), create result.
Kunst: work such as artwork, prefix or suffix.
Zirkel: collective circle.
Gesicht: the sight, eye, or eyesight, or similar.
Gestirn: stars, constellations.
GrĂ¼Ben: (formal) salutation.
Schatt-en: spirit, shade, shadow.
-e-: such that.
-stoff: stuff.
-zeichen: special thing.
-schaft: tool for that end.
Zwing: swords, force, cut, etc (neat effect, don't want to do that, then you'll be dead, make a nice poem, etc).
-ung: general thing.
-welt: social activity.
-keit: condition.
-ig: worthwhile activity.
-stunde: ecstatic thing.
Frier: (catch a) cold.
Floskel: flowery language.
fecht-en: fight, fence (with swords).
erst: best, first.
-wut: obsession.
Flach: flat, superficial.
fremd: strange, foreign.
-lust: love.
erbettein: acquire through begging.
fertig: ruined.
-ab: reduce.
(Many of these suffixes are under Les-art meaning critical translation).
BASIC EIDE OF GERMAN
Its like runes, and you write small things around it.

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