Deutsch Dezimal Zahlen
German Decimal Numbers
Frage: Was ist eins punkt sieben plus drei?
Antwort:
eins punkt sieben = 1.7
oder
eins komma siben = 1,7
drei = 3
1.7 + 3 = 4.7
eins punkt sieben gleich vier punkt sieben
Frage: Was ist dreiundvierzig punkt acht minus zwei?
Antwort:
dreiundvierzig ist 43
zwei ist 2
43 – 2 = 41
41 ist einsundvierzig
These are the basic numbers that are used in the german language.
In this video, I have shown the whole numbers which are positive and integers.
The way german write their number is totally different from the english world.
For example / Beispiel
In English –
21: twenty-one.
11: eleven
12: twelve
13: thirteen
in German –
21 is Zweiundzwanzig
11 is elf
12 is zwölf
13 is dreizehn
Only by practicing you can tell the subtle changes in their spelling.
The very core of arithmetics is Addition and Subtraction.
Addition is “die Addition” in German.
And Subtraction is “die Subtraktion” in German.
Frage: Was ist zwei plus drei?
Antwort:
2 + 3 = 5
Zwei plus drei gleich fünf.
Frage: Was ist fünf plus dreiundsiebzig?
Antwort:
5 + 73 = 78
fünf plus dreiundsiebzig gleich achtundsiebzig.
Frage: Was ist sechzig plus fünfhundertacht?
Antwort:
60 + 508 = 568
fünfhundertacht plus sechzig gleich fünfhundertachtundsechzig.
Frage: Was ist sechsundzwanzig plus fünfundsiebzig?
Antwort:
26 + 75 = 101
es ist gleich hunderteins.
Frage: Was ist sechs minus eins
Antwort:
6 – 1 = 5
Sechs minus eins gleich fünf.
Frage: Was ist acht minus drei?
Antwort:
8 – 3 = 5
acht minus drei gleich fünf.
There are four imperative forms in German.
Singular ( du and Sie )
Plural ( ihr and Sie)
In formal imperative, you write Sie after the infinitive form of the verb.
Both the singular formal and plural formal imperative is written in the same way.
du and ihr are different.
Beispiel
Trinke Wasser!
Drink water!
Seh Fern
Watch TV
öffne die Flasche
Open the bottle
machen sie bitte die tür zu
Separable verbs are very tricky as they have to be memorized. You also have to take care of the correct ending of the infinitive when you separate the verb.
Beispiel
The meeting takes place on Monday.
Das Treffen findet am Montag statt.
When doe thee train depart?
Wann fahrt der Zug ab.
When does the train arrive?
Wann kommt der Zug an.
I get at 6’o clock.
Ich stehe um sechs Uhr auf.
These verbs are extremely important to form many sentences in German.
Sein is completely Irregular and has many variations. Haben has two variations in du and er/sie/es.
| haben | sein | |
| ich(I) | habe | bin |
| du(you, informal) | hast | bist |
| Sie(you, formal) | haben | sind |
| er/sie/es(he/she/it) | hat | ist |
| wir(we) | haben | sind |
| ihr(you, plural, informal) | habt | seid |
| Sie(you, plural, formal) | haben | sind |
| sie(they) | haben | sind |
Beispiele(examples)
Ich habe ein Tagebuch.
I have a diary.
Icha habe ein kugelschreiber.
I have a pen.
Er ist Lehrer.
He is a teacher.
Sie sind schön.
They are beautiful.
I am following “Basic German” by “Heiner schneke and Karen seago” as a guidebook. Along with this book, I am also using some other grammar books for supporting material.
Just like in every other language you have to learn it by heart. There are tricks that can make life easier but in the end, you have to learn them.
Verb endings of du, Sie, and er/sie/es are very important. There are lots of things that are related to them in regular verbs and there are even more things in irregular verbs formation.
After reading, I found out that there is no alternate path. You have to learn each Irregular variation. It is filled with exceptions. The pattern helps you in making a correct decision.
In the German language there are 26 alphabets which similar to English alphabets. In addition to that there are six umlauts( Ä,ä,Ö,ö,Ü,ü ).
There is one additional character which is ‘ß‘.
It is called sharp s. It is also called ess-tset.
Example: groß (Big).
Other phoentic elements are dipthongs and consonants. These are shown in the images below.
If you want to hear the proper pronunciation then watch the video below.
These are a few grammar rules which need to be known to learn german words in an easier way.
There are four things that should be known about the words
I am learning the German language. I am new to the German language and its culture. So I will be speaking in german language and recording that speech.
Hallo,
Ich heiße Abhay Kant. Ich lebe in Delhi, India. Meine mutter ist Lehrerin.
Ich habe ein website. Mein website heiße exasub.com. Ich habe degree in Electroniks und kommunikation Ingenieurwesen. Dort schreibe ich über Halbleiterbauelemente und Mikrocontroller. Ich schreibe kleinen Code in C-Sprache
Ich kennen drei sprachen Englisch, Hindi und deutsch.
Before Swapping :
a = 10
b = 2
After Swapping:
a = 2
b = 10
To do the swapping we have different approaches.
1. Swapping using a temporary variable
2. Swapping without using a temporary variable
3. Swapping using pointers
NOTE: We do not use of the second method in embedded system software writing. Because it would have to execute more instructions to perform the same operation with a temporary variable.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
int main(void) {
int a = 10;
int b = 3;
int temp = 0;
printf("Before Swapping");
printf("\na = %d\tb = %d\n",a,b);
temp = a;
a = b;
b = temp;
printf("After Swapping");
printf("\na = %d\tb = %d\n",a,b);
return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
int main(void) {
int a = 10;
int b = 3;
int temp = 0;
printf("Before Swapping");
printf("\na = %d\tb = %d\n",a,b);
a = a - b;
b = a + b;
a = b - a;
printf("After Swapping");
printf("\na = %d\tb = %d\n",a,b);
return 1;
}When the memory size is very limited we prefer to do this.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
int main(void) {
int a = 10;
int b = 3;
int temp;
int *x , *y;
printf("Before Swapping");
printf("\na = %d\tb = %d\n",a,b);
x = &a;
y = &b;
temp = *x;
*x = *y;
*y = temp;
printf("After Swapping");
printf("\na = %d\tb = %d\n",a,b);
return 1;
}