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Summary
📥Here you'll find the PDF that accompanies this episode:
https://bettergerman.info/adjectivesIn Episode 47 of the
Better German Podcast, Susi keeps the momentum going with more practice on
German adjectives — building directly on
Episode 44’s vocabulary list. This episode turns theory into action: you’ll create real sentences, understand how adjectives behave in context, and pick up special German expressions such as
Mir ist kalt and
Ist dir kalt? Along the way, Susi shares how practice bridges the gap between knowing words and
actually using them.
IntroductionWelcome back to another episode of the Better German Podcast! Susi Blümel opens Episode 47 with warmth and excitement — we’re getting close to Episode 50! She invites you to continue your journey with adjectives, especially if you’ve listened to
Episode 44, and reminds you that real progress comes from active use, not just memorization. And when you are ready, you can join the free
Better German community, a supportive space where learners connect, ask questions, and keep making progress together.
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Key Topics: Practicing German Adjectives- Why practicing with full sentences helps you move from knowing to speaking.
- How “Mach noch einen Satz!” (“Make another sentence!”) becomes your best learning tool
- Common adjectives covered in this episode, including:
▫️ groß (big/tall)
▫️ klein (small)
▫️ alt (old)
▫️ jung (young)
▫️ kalt (cold) - Examples using everyday nouns like Tisch, Ball, Mantel, etc
- Special German sentence structures explained:
▫️ Mir ist kalt → I’m cold (literally “To me is cold”)
▫️ Ist dir kalt? → Are you cold? - Clarifying mir vs mich without heavy grammar — focusing on real communication.
- Understanding why Ich bin kalt and Mir ist kalt mean different things.
- Encouragement to practice and speak early, even if it’s not perfect.
- Free Adjectives Practice PDF Guide available at: https://bettergerman.info/adjectives
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- Download the free PDF guide for this episode at: https://bettergerman.info/adjectives
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