Numbers, prices, quantities, phone numbers, dates, and basic calculations.
Recognize and say the German numbers null through zwanzig, including irregular forms such as sechzehn and siebzehn.
Translate words from your previous vocabulary lesson.
Read sentences using words you recently learned.
Listen to sentences using words you recently learned.
Build numbers above twenty with German word order, including einundzwanzig, dreißig, hundreds, thousands, and millions.
Choose eins when counting alone and ein, eine, or einen before nouns. Use plural nouns after numbers greater than one.
Use common quantity and measurement words such as Stück, Paar, Kilo, Gramm, Liter, Meter, viel, wenig, mehr, and weniger.
Ask and answer quantity questions with wie viel and wie viele. Distinguish amounts of uncountable things from numbers of countable items.
Ask and state prices with phrases such as Wie viel kostet das?, Das kostet …, and Das macht …. Say amounts in Euro and Cent.
Say decimal numbers with Komma and common fractions with halb, ein Drittel, and ein Viertel. Recognize the German decimal comma in written amounts.
Give, request, and confirm phone numbers using digit-by-digit German numbers. Recognize null, the optional form zwo, and common repetition phrases.
Recognize and use weekdays, months, and calendar words such as heute, morgen, gestern, Woche, Monat, Jahr, and Datum.
Form ordinal numbers used in dates and distinguish forms such as der erste Mai and am ersten Mai. Ask for and state dates with Welches Datum? and Wann?
Build basic calculations with plus, minus, mal, geteilt durch, ist, and gleich. Say simple addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division equations aloud.
Review this chapter with practice based on your mistakes.
