Meine Wohnung

🏠 Housing Features and Amenities

Vocabulary	Plural	Part of Speech	Pronunciation	Meaning
die Toilette	die Toiletten	Nomen (f.)	[toˈlɛtə]	toilet
Traumwohnung	Traumwohnungen	Nomen (f.)	[ˈtʁaʊ̯mˌvɔnʊŋ]	dream apartment

📌 Examples and Explanation

1. die Toilette

   • Example: Die Toilette ist im zweiten Stock.
   • Explanation: The toilet is on the second floor.

2. Traumwohnung

   • Example: Meine Traumwohnung hat einen Balkon und einen Garten.
   • Explanation: My dream apartment has a balcony and a garden.

---

🎧 Grammar and Communication Sentences

Vocabulary	Plural	Part of Speech	Pronunciation	Meaning
Achten (auf)	-	Verb	[ˈaχtn̩]	to pay attention (to)
die Intonation	die Intonationen	Nomen (f.)	[ɪntonaˈt͡si̯oːn]	intonation
der Kontrastakzent	die Kontrastakzente	Nomen (m.)	[kɔnˈtʁaːstakˌtsɛnt]	contrast stress

📌 Examples and Explanation

1. achten (auf) (to pay attention to)

   • Example: Achte auf die richtige Aussprache.
   • Explanation: Pay attention to the correct pronunciation.

2. die Intonation (intonation)

   • Example: Die Intonation im Deutschen ist sehr wichtig.
   • Explanation: Intonation in German is very important.

3. der Kontrastakzent (contrast stress)

   • Example: Der Kontrastakzent hilft, Bedeutungen zu unterscheiden.
   • Explanation: The contrast stress helps to distinguish meanings.

---

💬 Phrases and Expressing Emotions

Vocabulary	Plural	Part of Speech	Pronunciation	Meaning
Vielen Dank	-	Phrase	[ˈfiːlən daŋk]	thank you very much
daneben	-	Adjektiv	[daˈneːbən]	wrong, off
chaotisch	-	Adjektiv	[ˈkaːo̯tɪʃ]	chaotic, messy

📌 Examples and Explanation

1. Vielen Dank (thank you very much)

   • Example: Vielen Dank für deine Hilfe.
   • Explanation: Thank you very much for your help.

2. daneben (wrong, off)

   • Example: Das war ganz daneben!
   • Explanation: That was totally wrong!

3. chaotisch (chaotic, messy)

   • Example: Mein Zimmer ist total chaotisch.
   • Explanation: My room is totally messy.

---

❓ Pronouns and Questions

Vocabulary	Plural	Part of Speech	Pronunciation	Meaning
wem	-	Pronomen	[veːm]	whom (dative)
Possessivartikel	-	Nomen (m.)	[pɔzɛˈsɪvˌaʁtɪkəl]	possessive article

📌 Examples and Explanation

1. wem

   • Example: Wem gehört dieser Stift?
   • Explanation: Whom does this pen belong to?

2. Possessivartikel

   • Example: „Mein“ ist ein Possessivartikel.
   • Explanation: „Mein“ is a possessive article.

---

🌠 Other Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Plural	Part of Speech	Pronunciation	Meaning
Traum	die Träume	Nomen (m.)	[tʁaʊ̯m]	dream
teuer	-	Adjektiv	[ˈtɔʏɐ]	expensive

📌 Examples and Explanation

1. Traum

   • Example: Mein Traum ist es, in einem schönen Haus zu wohnen.
   • Explanation: My dream is to live in a beautiful house.

2. teuer

   • Example: Das Auto ist sehr teuer.
   • Explanation: The car is very expensive.

---

Note

Make sure you have written this down in your notebook. At the end of the lesson, I provide verbs and nouns that commonly go with the vocabulary above. But first, start by making sentences. Here are a few examples from when I was learning.