Die Dorfrocker

🎵 Music and Entertainment

Vocabulary	Plural	Part of Speech	Pronunciation	Meaning
die Rockmusik	-	Noun (f.)	[ˈʁɔkmuˌziːk]	rock music
die Volksmusik	-	Noun (f.)	[ˈfɔlksmuˌziːk]	folk music
der Song	die Songs	Noun (m.)	[sɔŋ]	song
das Album	die Alben	Noun (n.)	[ˈalbʊm]	album

📌 Example and Explanation

1. die Rockmusik (rock music)
   • Example: I like listening to rock music because it makes me feel energetic.
   • Explanation: I like listening to rock music because it makes me feel energetic.
2. das Album (album)
   • Example: Their new album is sold out, therefore they have to produce a second edition.
   • Explanation: Their new album is sold out, therefore they have to produce a second edition.

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🎤 Performance and Distinction

Vocabulary	Part of Speech	Pronunciation	Meaning
ausverkauft	Adjective	[ˈaʊ̯s.fɛɐ̯ˌkaʊ̯ft]	sold out
auffallen	Verb	[ˈaʊ̯fˌfalən]	to stand out
eigene, eigener, eigenes	Adjective	[ˈaɪ̯ɡənə]	own

📌 Example and Explanation

1. auffallen (to stand out)
   • Example: His music stands out immediately because it has a unique style.
   • Explanation: His music stands out immediately because it has a unique style.
2. eigene, eigener, eigenes (own)
   • Example: She wrote her own song to express her feelings.
   • Explanation: She wrote her own song to express her feelings.

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🤝 Social Relations and Cooperation

Vocabulary	Plural	Part of Speech	Pronunciation	Meaning
der Streit	die Streite	Noun (m.)	[ʃtʁaɪ̯t]	argument
zusammenhalten	-	Verb	[t͡suˈzamənˌhaltn̩]	to stick together
ankommen (auf etw)	-	Verb	[ˈanˌkɔmən]	to depend on sth.

📌 Example and Explanation

1. der Streit (argument)
   • Example: We had an argument, but we made up again.
   • Explanation: We had an argument but we made up again.
2. zusammenhalten (to stick together)
   • Example: A band has to stick together so that they stay successful.
   • Explanation: A band has to stick together so that they stay successful.

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🏃 Action and Change

Vocabulary	Part of Speech	Pronunciation	Meaning
weglaufen	Verb	[ˈvɛkˌlaʊ̯fn̩]	to run away
fallen	Verb	[ˈfalən]	to fall
dreckig	Adjective	[ˈdʁɛkɪç]	dirty

📌 Example and Explanation

1. weglaufen (to run away)
   • Example: He wanted to run away because he was scared.
   • Explanation: He wanted to run away because he was scared.
2. fallen (to fall)
   • Example: The guitar fell off the table because someone accidentally bumped it.
   • Explanation: The guitar fell off the table because someone accidentally bumped it.

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💰 Financial Management and Donations

Vocabulary	Plural	Part of Speech	Pronunciation	Meaning
anlegen	-	Verb	[ˈanˌleːɡən]	to invest
die Spende	die Spenden	Noun (f.)	[ˈʃpɛndə]	donation

📌 Example and Explanation

1. anlegen (to invest)
   • Example: He invested his money in music projects because he wants to support talented artists.
   • Explanation: He invested his money in music projects because he wants to support talented artists.
2. die Spende (donation)
   • Example: The band collected donations to support children in need.
   • Explanation: The band collected donations to support children in need.

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🎯 Character and Reactions

Vocabulary	Part of Speech	Pronunciation	Meaning
gelassen	Adjective	[ɡəˈlasn̩]	calm
gescheit	Adjective	[ɡəˈʃaɪ̯t]	smart, wise
zufällig	Adjective	[ʦuˈfɛlɪç]	accidental, by chance

📌 Example and Explanation

1. gelassen (calm)
   • Example: He remains calm although the situation is stressful.
   • Explanation: He remains calm although the situation is stressful.
2. zufällig (by chance)
   • Example: I happened to meet an old friend whom I hadn’t seen in years.
   • Explanation: I happened to meet an old friend whom I hadn’t seen in years.

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🏢 Foundation and Building

Vocabulary	Part of Speech	Pronunciation	Meaning
gründen	Verb	[ˈɡʁʏndn̩]	to found

📌 Example and Explanation

1. gründen (to found)
   • Example: They founded a band because they wanted to make their own music.
   • Explanation: They founded a band because they wanted to make their own music.