During the second session we individually read garden stories, different gardening words and a song out loud. This enabled Pronunciation to be corrected and new words to be learned.
Janet Martens
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The first session this month began with a conversation in German about the need to speak the language more often. We agreed that the understanding and thinking of the words is there, but it is at times difficult to “say” the words out loud. The only way to do this is to gain confidence with conversation, which we are doing more and more. Our vocabulary continues to grow, with new words including many different types of plants, herbs, vegetables and garden tools.
During the second session we individually read garden stories, different gardening words and a song out loud. This enabled Pronunciation to be corrected and new words to be learned. Janet Martens
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German - Home PageAre you interested in learning or improving your German?
Perhaps your parents spoke German, you're married to a German speaker, or you enjoyed learning the language at school and want to build on that foundation. Maybe you grew up in Germany, have children living there, or have an ear for the language. Whatever your reason for wanting to learn, we invite you to join our German classes, where we'll help you improve your speaking, listening, and comprehension skills. All levels are welcome! During the first 30 minutes of each class, a special session for beginners and less confident learners, mentored by more advanced class members, will be held. Convenor Contact DetailsHorst Gunther
0447 595 059 Meeting TimesWeekly Sessions
Tuesdays 12:15 - 1:45 pm, with sessions extending to 3.15 pm on the 5th Tuesday. U3A Meeting Room 1 Archives
March 2025
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