Nur fort
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
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malen /ˈmaːlən/ A1 |
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Bild /bɪlt/ A1 |
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schreiben /ˈʃʁaɪ̯bn̩/ A1 |
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Welt /vɛlt/ A1 |
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halten /ˈhaltn̩/ A2 |
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abhauen /ˈapˌhaʊ̯ən/ B1 |
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verschwinden /fɛɐ̯ˈʃvɪndən/ B1 |
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gehen /ˈɡeːən/ A1 |
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Sachen /ˈzaxən/ A1 |
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brauchen /ˈbʁaʊ̯xn̩/ A1 |
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trinken /ˈtʁɪŋkn̩/ A1 |
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Tee /teː/ A1 |
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Krokodile /kʁokoˈdiːlə/ B1 |
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Löwen /ˈløːvən/ A2 |
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füttern /ˈfʏtɐn/ A2 |
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Möwen /ˈmøːvən/ B1 |
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Wurstbrot /ˈvʊʁstˌbʁoːt/ B1 |
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Hafen /ˈhaːfn̩/ A2 |
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Stadt /ʃtat/ A1 |
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Giraffen /ɡiˈʁafən/ B1 |
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Affen /ˈafən/ A2 |
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Grammar:
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du malst mir ein Bild
➔ Use of the dative case with 'mir' and the accusative case with 'ein Bild' to indicate indirect and direct objects respectively.
➔ In German, the dative case ("mir") shows the indirect object, while the accusative case ("ein Bild") shows the direct object.
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lasst deine Sachen, lasst alles hier
➔ Imperative form used for commands or suggestions; plural form of 'lassen'.
➔ The verb "lassen" in imperative form is used for giving commands or making suggestions, in this case encouraging someone to leave their belongings behind.
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bald trinken wir Tee bei den Krokodilen
➔ Use of 'bei' to indicate location or being with something or someone.
➔ The preposition "bei" indicates being at, near, or with something or someone, often describing locations or situations.
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nur fort
➔ Use of 'nur' as an adverb meaning 'only', combined with 'fort' (away) to emphasize 'just leave' or 'simply go'.
➔ The word "nur" emphasizes exclusivity, meaning only or just, and when combined with "fort," it conveys the idea of leaving or going away simply or solely.