Let's take a look at the few pictures and learn some new words.
The warning apartment.
The warning.
Does House House?
Does House.
Does cinema room?
Thus, cinema.
Thus, one summer living room.
Thus, one summer.
Thus, she laughs in my bedroom.
Thus, she left Zuma.
Thus, Hindered Zimmer children's room thus hindered Zimmer.
Thus, Abi Zimmer, study or Home Office, thus Abi Zimmer.
The kosher kitchen.
The Kusher.
Thus, by summer or short, thus bud bathroom.
Thus, by the summer, thus bad.
We already talked a little bit about the German nouns before, remember how they're always written with
a capital letter and how they always come with this nasty little article that you have to learn for
each and every noun.
Well, the components will make your life a little bit easier.
Compound nouns are nouns made of two or more words squeezed together into one single verb.
And the good news is that they will always have the same article as the last word in the noun.
So, for example, if we know that it's thus, Sima warned to Much-loved to mark in that sima by Sima
and all the other Sima will always be D'USSE because the last word is Sima.
Good to know, right?
Let's quickly repeat all the nouns you learned one more time.
Warning.
Does House dust simmer?
Thus, Vaughn simmer, thus she laughed, simmer, thus hindered simmer, thus Abi simmer deep Kusher.
Does Baghdad simmer or thus, but.
Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo.