Add Lektion 3 and 4 (combined course book + workbook + audio transcripts)
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# Lektion 3 — Das ist meine Mutter.
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Kursbuch S. 17–20 · Arbeitsbuch S. 18–23
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## Overview
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- Topic: Familie (family)
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- Communicative goals: Hören/Lesen — Drehbuchausschnitt (screenplay
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excerpt); Sprechen — über die Familie sprechen ("Das sind meine Eltern.")
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and über Sprachkenntnisse sprechen ("Ich spreche sehr gut Englisch.")
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- New grammar focus: Possessivartikel mein/dein (+ plural meine/deine);
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Ja-/Nein-Fragen vs. W-Fragen vs. Aussagen (word order); ja/nein/doch
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(doch to contradict a negative question); verbs with vowel change
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(sprechen: ich spreche → du sprichst → er/sie spricht)
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- Characters: Herbert & Elvira (comic misunderstanding sketch — "Ist das
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deine Frau?" / "Nein, das ist meine Mutter."); Mark Poppenreuther's
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family tree (Carl & Helga → Bernd & Olga → Mark & Angelica) — a family of
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actors except Mark, who studies physics.
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- This lesson closes Modul 1 (Lektionen 1–3); the Kursbuch and Arbeitsbuch
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both follow with module-wrap material (Lesemagazin, Film-Stationen,
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Projekt Landeskunde, Ausklang / Wiederholungsstation,
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Selbsteinschätzung, Rückblick) that isn't lesson-specific and isn't
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covered in this file.
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## Vocabulary (official Lernwortschatz, Arbeitsbuch S. 23)
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### Familie (family)
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| German | English | Notes |
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| die Familie, -n | family | |
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| der Vater, -̈ | father | |
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| die Mutter, -̈ | mother | |
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| die Eltern (Pl) | parents | plural only |
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| der Sohn, -̈e | son | |
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| die Tochter, -̈ | daughter | |
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| der Großvater, -̈ / der Opa, -s | grandfather / grandpa | |
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| die Großmutter, -̈ / die Oma, -s | grandmother / grandma | |
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| die Großeltern (Pl) | grandparents | plural only |
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| die Enkelin, -nen | granddaughter | |
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| der Enkel, - | grandson/grandchild | |
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| der Bruder, -̈ | brother | |
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| die Schwester, -n | sister | |
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| die Geschwister (Pl) | siblings | plural only |
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| der (Ehe)Mann, -̈er | husband | |
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| die (Ehe)Frau, -en | wife | |
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### Sprachen (languages)
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| German | English | Notes |
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|---|---|---|
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| die Sprache, -n | language | |
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| sprechen, du sprichst, er spricht | to speak (vowel change e→i) | |
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| Deutsch | German | |
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| Welche ...? | Which ...? | |
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| Wie viele ...? | How many ...? | |
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### Weitere wichtige Wörter (other key words)
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| German | English | Notes |
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| das Bild, -er | picture | |
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| der Freund, -e | friend (male) / boyfriend | |
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| der Kollege, -n | colleague (male) | |
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| der Partner, - | partner | |
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| ja | yes | |
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| nein | no | |
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| doch | (contradicts a negative question — "yes it is/I do") | see grammar note |
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| ein bisschen | a little | |
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| bitte | please | |
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| genau | exactly | |
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| mein | my | |
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| dein | your (informal) | |
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## Grammar (Kursbuch S. 20)
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### Possessivartikel mein/dein
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| | maskulin | feminin | Plural |
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| ich → | **mein** Bruder | **meine** Schwester | **meine** Eltern |
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| du → | **dein** Vater | **deine** Frau | **deine** Eltern |
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- Masculine singular: no ending (mein/dein)
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- Feminine singular and all plural: **-e** ending (meine/deine)
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### Ja-/Nein-Frage, W-Frage und Aussage — word order
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| Type | Word 1 | Position 2 (verb) | rest |
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| Ja-/Nein-Frage | — | Ist | das deine Frau? |
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| W-Frage | Wer | ist | das? |
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| Aussage | Das | ist | meine Frau. |
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(Ja/Nein questions put the verb first, with no question word — this is new
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compared to Lektionen 1–2, which only drilled W-Fragen and Aussagen.)
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### ja / nein / doch
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| Question | Positive answer | Negative answer |
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| Ist das deine Frau? (positive question) | Ja, (das ist meine Frau). | Nein, (das ist nicht meine Frau). |
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| Das ist nicht deine Frau? (negative question) | **Doch**, (das ist meine Frau). | Nein, (das ist nicht meine Frau). |
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**doch** is the key new word: it's used instead of *ja* to contradict a
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negative question — answering "yes, actually it is" to something phrased
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as "isn't it...?"
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### Verb sprechen — vowel-change conjugation (e → i)
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| | sprechen |
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| ich | spreche |
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| du | **sprichst** |
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| er/sie | **spricht** |
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| wir | sprechen |
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| ihr | sprecht |
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| sie/Sie | sprechen |
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This is the first "stem-vowel-changing" verb pattern in the course (e→i in
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du/er-sie forms only) — flagged because more verbs will follow this
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pattern later (e.g. essen, geben, nehmen).
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## Communication patterns (Kursbuch S. 20)
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| Situation | Phrase(s) |
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| Introduce family | Das sind meine Eltern. / Das ist meine Mutter. |
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| Ask/deny relation | Ist Ewa deine Schwester? — Nein, Ewa ist nicht meine Schwester. Ewa ist meine Freundin. |
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| Ask language skills | Welche Sprachen sprechen Sie / sprichst du? |
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| State language skills | Ich spreche (sehr gut / gut / ein bisschen) Deutsch und Englisch. |
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## Course book exercises (Kursbuch, S. 17–20)
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1. Listening — look at a photo, hear a claim, mark glaube ich / glaube ich
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nicht (Herbert & the woman in the photo)
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2. Listening — true/false about Mark's family (actors) monologue
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3. Drehbuch-Ausschnitt (screenplay excerpt) — read & listen to the
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Herbert/Elvira "is that your wife?/no, my mother" sketch; fill in the
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mein/dein table from it; then role-play similar dialogues with swapped
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relations (deine Frau—meine Oma, etc.)
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4. Grammar discovery — mark verbs in the 3a text; complete the
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W-Frage/Aussage/Ja-Nein-Frage table
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5. ja/nein/doch — fill in from the 3a text, then practice with a partner
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6. Listening — Marks Familie: fill in the family tree (Bildlexikon) for
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Carl, Helga, Bernd, Olga, Mark, Angelica; then role-play being a family
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member and describing relations
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7. Guess-the-relation game — write 4 names, others guess if they're
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Kollege/Freund/Partner etc.
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8. Speaking — interview a partner about a family member, take notes
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(Name/Beruf/Alter/Wohnort/Familienstand/Kinder)
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9. Mini-Projekt "Ein Land – viele Sprachen" — mark which language is
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spoken where in Switzerland (Deutsch/Französisch/Italienisch/
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Rätoromanisch); say which languages you speak; class language survey
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## Workbook exercises (Arbeitsbuch, S. 18–23)
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1. Multiple choice — correct possessive article (dein/deine, mein/meine)
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across a family dialogue
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2. Sort sentences into Ja-/Nein-Fragen vs. W-Fragen/Aussagen
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3. Sentence-building from scrambled words (wer/das/ist → Wer ist das?, etc.)
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4. Partner speaking practice — write similar sentences, partner responds
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5. Multiple choice with emoji — answer ja/nein/doch to statements about
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Lisa, kids, Vroni, Roberto
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6. Fill in ja/nein/doch across 5 short exchanges
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7. Match family-member word pairs (Sohn/Tochter, Bruder/Schwester,
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Opa/Oma, (Ehe)Mann/(Ehe)Frau, Enkel/Enkelin, Großvater/Großmutter)
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8. Silbenrätsel (syllable puzzle) — assemble family words (Kinder, Eltern,
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Großeltern, Geschwister) to caption photos
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9. Fill in mein/dein/meine/deine across a family-photo dialogue
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10. Familienrätsel — fill in mein-/dein- in a text describing a family tree,
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then answer comprehension questions from a diagram
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11. Complete your own family tree (Stammbaum) and write a text like
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exercise 10 in the Kursbuch
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12. Vocabulary table — Kollege/Kollegin, Partner/Partnerin, Freund/Freundin,
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Arzt/Ärztin, Student/Studentin (DE/EN + own language)
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13. Match country to language spoken there (Österreich→Deutsch,
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England→Englisch, Spanien→Spanisch, Frankreich→Französisch,
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Italien→Italienisch, Russland→Russisch)
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14. Full conjugation table to complete: kommen / sprechen (e→i) ×
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ich/du/er-sie/wir/ihr/sie-Sie
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15. Fill in correct verb forms (sprechen/kommen/sein/wohnen/haben/heißen)
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across 7 short dialogues
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### Training: Sprechen
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1. Match self-introduction sentence starters to categories (Name/Land/
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Wohnort/Beruf/Sprachen); write ≥5 sentences about yourself to memorize
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for small talk
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### Training: Aussprache (Satzmelodie bei Fragen — question intonation)
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1. Listen & mark intonation (↘/↗) on a set of questions
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2. Complete the rule: **W-Fragen → ↘ (falling)**; **Ja-/Nein-Fragen → ↗
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(rising)**
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3. Fill in intonation marks in a dialogue about a friend's origin/language,
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then listen and repeat
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## Audio / Listening (official Hueber Transkriptionen)
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Transcript source: **Official** (Hueber Transkriptionen — Kursbuch and
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Arbeitsbuch audio booklets, © 2012 Hueber Verlag).
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### Kursbuch audio
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**Aufgabe 1** (Herbert & Elvira — "is that your wife?"):
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```
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Herbert: Elvira!
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Elvira: Herbert!
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Herbert: Elvira!
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Elvira: Wer ist das? ... Ist das deine Frau?
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Herbert: Nein. Das ist meine Mutter.
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Elvira: Deine Mutter?! Das ist nicht deine Mutter.
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Herbert: Doch.
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Elvira: Sie ist nicht sehr alt, hm?
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Herbert: Doch. Sie ist 74.
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Elvira: Ach Herbert! Ist das deine Frau?
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Herbert: Elvira! Bitte!
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Elvira: Bist du verheiratet?
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Herbert: Nein, Elvira. Ich bin nicht verheiratet.
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Elvira: Nein?
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Herbert: Nein!
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Elvira: Oh Herbert! ...
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```
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**Aufgabe 2** (Mark introduces his family):
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```
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Hallo! Ich bin Mark. Und das sind meine Eltern: Berndt und Olga
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Poppenreuther. Sie leben in Freiburg und arbeiten als Schauspieler. Mein
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Opa Carl und meine Schwester Angelica sind auch Schauspieler. Ich nicht.
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Ich studiere Physik in Stuttgart.
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```
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**Aufgabe 3a**: audio only, refers back to the Kursbuch printed dialogue
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(no separate transcript beyond what's shown on the page).
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**Aufgabe 6a** (family vocabulary, spoken list for the Bildlexikon):
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```
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Vater – Mutter – Eltern – Sohn – Tochter – Bruder – Schwester –
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Geschwister – Großvater/Opa – Großmutter/Oma – Großeltern – Enkelin –
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Enkel – Ehemann – Ehefrau
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```
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**Modul 1 Ausklang** ("Wo wohnt Winfried?" — closing song, callback to the
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Winfried joke from Lektion 1's audio):
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```
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Frau: Ja, hallo? Wer ist denn da?
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Winfried: Hallo! Wie geht's? Ich heiße Winfried ...
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Frau: Ooh. Winfried!
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Winfried: ... und ich komme aus Österreich.
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Frau: Aha!
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Winfried: Ich bin 32 ...
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Frau: Ja?
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Winfried: ... nicht verheiratet ...
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Frau: Oooh!
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Winfried: ... und ich wohne in ... tut-tut-tut [line cuts off]
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Frau: Winfried? ... Winfried?
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Chor: WINFRIED! Baramm ... bambam ... bambam ... baraa-aahh!
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WINFRIED! Baramm ... bambam ... bambam ... baraa-aahh! ...
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Frau: Wo wohnt Winfried? Wohnt er in Freiburg? Wohnt er in Zürich, in
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Köln, in Frankfurt? Wohnt er in Stuttgart? Wohnt er in Hamburg?
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Wo wohnt Winfried? Wo wohnt Winfried?
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Chor: [repeats WINFRIED!/Baramm chorus]
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Frau: Wo wohnt Winfried? Wohnt er in Schwerin? Wohnt er in München, in
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Bonn, in Berlin? Wohnt er in Bamberg? Wohnt er in Wien?
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Wo wohnt Winfried? Wo wohnt Winfried?
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Chor: [repeats WINFRIED!/Baramm chorus]
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```
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(This is a comic sing-along that recycles city names and the running
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"Winfried" gag from Lektion 1 — good listening material for city-name
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recognition, not a real dialogue to model speech from.)
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### Arbeitsbuch audio
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No standalone Lektion 3 dialogue transcript — Training: Aussprache Übung 1
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and Übung 3 reference the printed Arbeitsbuch S. 21 exercises directly
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(the spoken content is the same intonation-practice sentences shown in the
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Training: Aussprache exercise list above).
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## Answer key highlights
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**Kursbuch:**
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- 1: No single correct answer given in the book — "the woman is probably
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his wife, since she looks about the same age as the man" (this is a
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discussion/opinion exercise, not fact-checkable)
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- 2: richtig (true): a, b, e; falsch (false): c, d
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- 3a: meine Mutter; deine Frau
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- 4a: ist; ist; Ist (verb fill-in, top to bottom)
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- 5a: Nein.; Doch. (top to bottom)
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- 6a: Carl → mein Großvater/Opa; Helga → meine Großmutter/Oma; Bernd →
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mein Vater; Olga → meine Mutter; Bernd und Olga → meine Eltern;
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Angelica → meine Schwester
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**Arbeitsbuch:**
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- 1: b mein, c deine, d meine/meine, e meine, f mein
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- 3: b Ist das deine Frau? c Nein, das ist meine Schwester. d Bist du
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verheiratet? e Ich bin nicht geschieden.
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- 5: b Nein, c Doch, d Nein
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- 6: b Nein, c Doch, d Ja, e Doch
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- 7: Sohn–Bruder–Vater; Tochter–Schwester–Mutter; (Ehe-)Mann–Enkel–
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Opa–Großvater; (Ehe-)Frau–Enkelin–Oma–Großmutter
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- 9: b meine, c meine, d mein, e mein, f dein, g Mein
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- 12: Kollege–Kollegin; Partner–Partnerin; Freund–Freundin; Arzt–Ärztin;
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Student–Studentin
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- 13: b Englisch, c Spanisch, d Französisch, e Italienisch, f Russisch
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- 15: a sprichst, spreche; b sprechen; c kommt, kommen; d Sprecht;
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e wohnen, wohnen; f Haben, haben; g sind, heißen
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## Notes / gotchas
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- **doch** is the standout new concept this lesson — it only appears when
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contradicting a *negative* question ("Ist das nicht deine Frau?" →
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"Doch!" = "yes it is"). Using *ja* there instead of *doch* is a very
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common learner mistake and worth drilling deliberately.
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- **mein/dein** follow the same -e-for-feminine-and-plural pattern that
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will recur with *kein-* and other possessives later — worth treating
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this as the first instance of a recurring paradigm ("ein-words").
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- **sprechen**'s e→i vowel change (du sprichst, er/sie spricht) is the
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first stem-vowel-changing verb — flag any new verb behaving this way
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going forward (this pattern group includes essen, geben, helfen, nehmen,
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sehen, treffen in later lessons).
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- Word order recap: this lesson is where Ja-/Nein-Fragen (verb-first, no
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question word) formally enters, completing the three sentence-type
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patterns (Aussage / W-Frage / Ja-Nein-Frage) alongside verb-always-in-
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position-2 for statements and W-Fragen.
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- This lesson closes Modul 1. If continuing to track Lesemagazin/
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Film-Stationen/Projekt Landeskunde/Ausklang/Wiederholungsstation/
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Selbsteinschätzung content would be useful for review purposes, that
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can be added as a separate "Modul 1 Rückblick" note later — it wasn't
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included here to keep this file scoped to Lektion 3 itself.
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