German All-in-One For Dummies, with CD

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If you have some knowledge of German and want to polish your skills, German Essentials For Dummies focuses on just the core concepts you need to communicate effectively.

Getting to know the days and months of the German calendar helps you keep track of your travel plans, German holidays, and engagements.td>\n\n\ner (he)\nihn (him)\nihm (him)\n\n\nsie (she)\nsie (her)\nihr (her)\n\n\nes (it)\nes (it)\nihm (it)\n\n\nwir (we)\nuns (us)\nuns (us)\n\n\nihr (you) (pl. German All-in-One For Dummies brings together content from the Dummies German library into one handy guide that covers all the bases of the German language.

following expressions and vocabulary improve your pronunciation, and helpful boxes and sidebars cover cultural quirks and factoids. td>\n\n\n\n"},{"title":"Basic questions in German","thumb":null,"image":null,"content":"

If you travel to a German-speaking country and need to know the time or where something is located, or you just want to get some basic information, a few common questions can come in very handy.Just as English has two indefinite articles — a and an — that you use with singular nouns, German also has two indefinite articles (in the nominative case): ein for masculine- and neuter-gender words and eine for feminine-gender words.