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9780030214448

Wie Geht's?

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  • ISBN13:

    9780030214448

  • ISBN10:

    0030214440

  • Edition: 6th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1999-12-02
  • Publisher: Heinle

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Summary

Wie geht's? is an Introductory German program that has proven itself to be the one of the leading German programs in the country. Over 250,000 students have learned German with Wie geht's? and it's no surprise why teachers adopt this program -- plainly put by its users, IT WORKS!! This new edition boasts a host of new program components: the new text-specific Wie geht's video; a new text-specific Wie geht's? Multimedia CD-ROM; the all new Wie geht's? World Wide Web Site; the new text-specific Wie geht's Dasher Tutorial Software. Also, with the recent changes in the German speaking world, the German spelling reform has been fully integrated into this new edition.

The goal is simple with Wie geht's. It presents a well-integrated package of material that focuses on speaking, listening, reading, writing, and comprehension, combined with an introduction to life and culture in German-speaking countries today. The approach is student-oriented and is manageable and up-to-date. Students will communicate in meaningful ways after only one year and will also be provided

Table of Contents

Schritte Wie Geht's? xxiv
The German language
1(1)
Greetings and good byes
2(3)
Colors and the classroom
5(5)
Clothing, numbers, and opposites
10(5)
The year and the weather
15(4)
Telling (informal) time
19
Coming and going
3(9)
Trendsetters of the fashion world
12(14)
The benefits of learning German
26
Greetings and saying good-byes
24(1)
Useful classroom expressions
24(3)
Ruckblick: Schritte 27(77)
The German Climate
31(1)
Familie, Lander, Sprachen
32(22)
Spotlight on Germany
33(1)
Your family, yourself, and the countries of Europe
34(6)
Present tense of regular verbs
40(3)
Nominative Case
43(2)
Sentence Structure
45(1)
Compound nouns
46(3)
German in Europe
49(1)
Germany and its neighbors
50
The Goethe Instiute
34(2)
Du or Sie
36(11)
Frankfurt am Main
47(4)
German throughout the world
51(2)
Making small talk
53(1)
Asking for personal information
53(1)
Lebensmittel Und Geschafte
54(24)
Shopping and store hours
55(1)
Food and shopping
56(5)
Present tense of sein and haben
61(1)
Accusative case and n-nouns
61(5)
Sentence structures
66(5)
Pedestrian areas
71(2)
Stores and shopping
73
Weights and measures
57(3)
Breads, sausages, and cheeses
60(9)
Flower power
69(5)
Regensburg
74(2)
Making a purchase
76(2)
Im Restaurant
78(26)
Eating in and out
79(1)
Meals and restaurants
80(4)
Verbs with vowel changes
84(2)
Dative case
86(7)
Regional specialties
93(1)
You are what you eat
94
Where to eat
82(12)
Friends and acquaintances
94(2)
Cafes and coffee houses
96(2)
Table manners
98(1)
Wines from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland
99(1)
Choosing and ordering a meal
100(1)
Expressing likes and dislikes
100(4)
Ruckblick: Kapitel 1-3 104(104)
Feste und Daten
108(26)
Holidays and vacations
109(1)
Celebrations and the calender
110(6)
Present perfect with haben
116(3)
Present perfect with sein
119(2)
Subordinating conjunctions
121(5)
Traditions
126(1)
German holidays
127
Congratulations
111(13)
German Christmas
124(7)
Wine festivals, harvest time, and traditional garb
131(1)
Offering congratulations and best wishes
132(1)
Expressing surprise and gratitude
132(2)
In Der Stadt
134(24)
Spotlight on Austria
135(1)
City life and directions
136(4)
Personal pronouns
140(2)
Modal auxiliary verbs
142(5)
Sondern vs. aber
147(3)
Vienna
150(1)
Greetings from Vienna
151
Viennese landmarks
136(12)
Jugendstil
148(5)
Heurigen wine
153(3)
Getting someone's attention
156(1)
Asking for directions
156(1)
Understanding directions
156(2)
Wohnen
158(26)
Housing
159(1)
Housing and furniture
160(5)
Two-way prepositions
165(5)
Imperative
170(1)
Wissen vs. Kennen
171(4)
Public transportation and city life
175(1)
Work hard, save money build a house
176
Shared living arrangements
161(1)
Homes and houses
162(10)
Friedensreich Hundertwasser
172(7)
High German adn dialects
179(3)
Describing locations
182(1)
Offering apologies
182(1)
Expressing forgiveness
182(2)
Auf Der Bank Und Im Hotel
184(24)
The story of the Deutsche Mark
185(1)
(Formal time, banking, and hotel accommodations
186(5)
Der-and ein- words
191(2)
Separable-prefix verbs
193(4)
Flavoring particles
197(2)
Accommodations and tourist information
199(2)
Hotels, youth hostels, and other lodging
201
Exchange offices and credit cards
187(10)
Hotel names
197(7)
Youth hostels
204(1)
Luxembourg
205(1)
Telling and asking about time
206(1)
Expressing disbelief
206(1)
Giving a warning
206(2)
Ruckblick: Kapitel 4-7 208(106)
Post Und Reisen
214(24)
Spotlight on switzerland
215(1)
Postal service and travel
216(5)
Genitive case
221(3)
Time expressions
224(2)
Sentence structure
226(4)
Switzerland and its laguages
230(1)
Tourists in Switzerland
231
Phoning and postal services
217(1)
Train travel
218(2)
Cartravel
220(13)
William Tell
233(1)
Switzerland's mountain world
234(1)
Hermann Hesse:``Im Neble''
235(1)
Expressing sympathy/lack of sympathy
236(1)
Expressing empathy
236(1)
Expressing relief
236(2)
Hobbys
238(26)
Sports and clubs in the German-speaking countries
239(1)
Physical fitness and eisure time
240(5)
Endinngs of preceded adjectives
245(4)
Reflexive verbs
249(3)
Infinitive with zu
252(3)
Vacationing
255(1)
Leisure time-Pleasure or frustration
256
Telephone courtesies
240(4)
Animal and food talk
244(4)
Schrebergarten
248(12)
Rose Auslander: ``Noch bist du da''
260(1)
Speaking on the telephone
261(1)
Extending, accpepting declining an invitation
261(3)
Unterhaltung
264(24)
The magic of the theater
265(1)
Entertainment
266(5)
Verbs with prepositional objects
271(2)
Da- and Wo- compounds
273(2)
Endings of unpreceded abjectives
275(4)
German television
279(1)
Choosing isn't easy
280
German film
267(3)
The world of music
270(3)
The art scene
273(11)
German cabaret
284(1)
Wolf Bierman: ``Ach, Freund, geht es nicht auch dir so?''
285(1)
Expressing satisfaction/dissatisfaction
286(1)
Expressing anger
286(2)
Beziehungen
288(26)
Women and society
289(1)
Relationships and character traits
290(6)
Simple past
296(4)
Conjunctions als, wann, wenn
300(1)
Past perfect
301(4)
The Brothers Grimm and their fairy tales
305(1)
Rumpelstilzchen
306
Love and marriage
291(19)
Liechtenstein
310(2)
Eva Strittmatter: ``Werte''
312(1)
Expressing admiration
313(1)
Telling a story
313(1)
Encouraging a speaker
313(1)
Ruckblick: Kapitel 8-11 314(108)
Wege Zum Beruf
320(26)
German schools and vocational training
321(1)
Professions and education
322(5)
Comparison of adjectives and adverbs
327(4)
Future tense
331(2)
Nouns with special features
Predicate nouns
333(1)
Adjectival nouns
333(4)
Hard times and social policy
337(1)
Choosing a profession
338
Women in business and industry
323(1)
Gender bias and language
324(11)
Foreign workers in Germany
335(6)
Writing a resume
341(1)
Suna Gollwitzer: ``Totales Verasgen''
342(1)
Expressing agreement/disagreement
343(1)
Expressing hesitation
343(3)
Das Studium
346(26)
German universities
347(1)
University study and student life
348(4)
Subjunctive mood
352(1)
Present-time general subjunctive (Subjunctive II)
353(6)
Past-time general subjunctive
359(4)
Studying in Germany
363(1)
A year abroad
364
Red tape
348(19)
Writing letters
367(2)
Bertolt Brecht: ``1940''
369(1)
Giving advice
370(1)
Asking for permission
370(1)
Granting/denying permission
370(2)
Einst und Jetzt
372(26)
Chronicle of German history since World War II
373(1)
A visit to Berlin
374(5)
Relative clauses
379(5)
Indirect speech
384(6)
Berlin's past
390(1)
Berlin, a gate to the world
391
Berliners
375(3)
Berlin today
378(6)
Berlin, a multicultural melting pot
384(11)
Erich Kastner: ``Fantasie von ubermorgen''
395(1)
Expressing doubt and uncertainty
396(1)
Expressing probability and possibility
396(1)
Expressing concern
396(1)
Drawing conclusions
396(2)
Deutschland, Europa Und Die Zukunft
398(24)
The path to a united Europe
399(1)
Nature and environmental protection
400(5)
Passive voice
405(5)
Review of the uses of werden
410(1)
Special subjunctive (Subjunctive I)
410(4)
In search of an identity
414(1)
The wind knows no borders
415
Cultural capital Weimar
401(16)
The German spelling reform
417(2)
Goethe: ``Erinnerung'', Schiller: ``Ode an die Freude''
419(1)
Describing objects
420(2)
Ruckblick: Kapitel 12-15 422
Appendix A-0
Vocabularies
1. German-English
V-1
2. English-German
V-39
Photo and Illustration Credits P-1
Index I-1

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