This document provides an overview of a German A1 course lecture on the alphabet, numbers 21-30, and articles. It lists the German alphabet including letters, umlauts, and ß. It then lists vocabulary words beginning with letters A-Z and their translations. It introduces the numbers 21-30 and their names. Finally, it defines articles as words that define nouns more closely, and explains the definite and indefinite articles in German and their forms based on case, number, and gender of the noun.

1. GERMAN A1 COURSE
LECTURE 2
MATHEWS JOSEPH

2. Das Alphabet
A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S,
T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z, Ä, Ö, Ü, ß
- 26 letters
- 3 umlauts and
- ß

3. A Apfel

4. B Banane

5. C Couch

6. D Deutschland

7. E Elefant

8. F Fisch

9. G Gitarre

10. H Haus

11. I Igel

12. J Jacke

13. K Kaffee

14. L Liebe

15. M Mann

16. N Nagel

17. O Orange

18. P Pinguine

19. Q Quiz

20. R Rot

21. S Sonne

22. T Tee

23. U Uhr

24. V Vogel

25. W Wolke

26. X Xylofon

27. Y Yak

28. Z Zebra

29. Ä Bär

30. Ö Öl

31. Ü fünf

32. ß Fuß

34. Zahlen: 21 - 30
21 = 20+1= einundzwanzig
22 = 20+1= zweiundzwanzig
23 = 20+1= dreiundzwanzig
24 = 20+1= vierundzwanzig
25 = 20+1= fünfundzwanzig
26 = 20+1= sechsundzwanzig
27 = 20+1= siebenundzwanzig
28 = 20+1= achtundzwanzig
29 = 20+1= neunundzwanzig
30 dreißig

39. Artikel (articles)
An article is a word which is connected to a noun and defines it
more closely. In German, its forms depend on the case, number
and gender of the corresponding noun. As in English,there are
definite (der/die/das) and indefinite (ein/eine) articles:
Bestimmten Artikeln (definite articles)
der/die/das
the = der/die/das
Unbestimmten Artikeln (Indefinite articles)
ein/eine
a/an =ein/eine

40. Die vier Fälle (The four cases)
The four cases help to distinguish the elements of a
clause (subject, direct and indirect object etc.). To
identify the case of one specific word, you ask as
follows: