| Section One - Part A  Let's
begin Unit Two by learning to talk about practical things. You will want
to know how to tell what day it is in German. Study the calendar to see
if you already know any of the words. Note that the German calendar begins
with Monday since it is the first day of the week. You will also notice two different words for Saturday. “Sonnabend ” is used more in northern Germany.
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 View the presentation to see and hear the days of the week. Be sure to repeat after the speaker as you view.
Practice Activity
When you feel that you have practiced repeating the vocabulary enough, continue to practice the vocabulary along with their English equivalents in these games.
Jigword 1
Matchword 1
Unit Vocabulary
All the vocabulary in this unit relates to the general theme of talking about the day, the date and what you like to do on different days. Click on the link below to see and
hear all of the vocabulary and sentences you will learn here. As you go
through the unit, return to this from time to time to practice this vocabulary.
Now go on to Part B!
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