*Estar also means to be & is used for states of being, placement & motion. Opinion verbs J’adore... Me encanta(n)… Ich mag… Verb J’aime… Me gusta(n)… Ich liebe… Infinitive (e.g. Je n’aime pas… No me gusta(n)… Ich hasse… to dance) Je déteste… Odio… Es gefällt mir Regular verb Es gefällt mir (sehr) gut Irregular verb Es gefällt mir nicht Opinion adjectives Suggestions: Suggestions: Suggestions: Adverbs excellent excelente ausgezeichnet fantastique fantástico fantastisch Gradable génial estupendo toll adverbs intéressant interesante interessant amusant divertido lustig facile fácil leicht nul terrible furchtbar ennuyeux aburrido langweilig difficile difícil schwer Question words and examples of questions that could be covered at KS2 Languages How? Comment…? Cómo..? Wie? Interrogatives The teacher poses a range of Questions conversational questions in German. He Comment Cómo te llamas? Wie heißt du? throws a soft toy to individual children who tu? (Literally: How are you (Literally: How are you must reply promptly as soon as they catch (Literally: How are you called) called) the toy. Children answer questions called) confidently, building up a short conversation. Script and audio available in French and Spanish, too. Children ask and answer questions confidently without scripts. Children answer questions confidently, building up a short conversation. Script and audio available in French and Spanish, too.
*Estar also means to be & is used for states of being, placement & motion. Opinion verbs J’adore... J’aime… Je n’aime pas… Je déteste… Me encanta(n)… Me gusta(n)… No me gusta(n)… Odio… Ich mag… Ich liebe… Ich hasse… Es gefällt mir Es gefällt mir (sehr) gut Es gefällt mir nicht Verb Infinitive (e.g. to dance) Regular verb Irregular verb Opinion adjectives Suggestions: excellent fantastique génial intéressant amusant facile nul ennuyeux difficile Suggestions: excelente fantástico estupendo interesante divertido fácil terrible aburrido difícil Suggestions: ausgezeichnet fantastisch toll interessant lustig leicht furchtbar langweilig schwer Adverbs Gradable adverbs Question words and examples of questions that could be covered at KS2 Languages How? Comment…? Comment (Literally: How are you called) Cómo..? Cómo te llamas? (Literally: How are you called) Wie? Wie heißt du? (Literally: How are you called) Interrogatives Questions The teacher poses a range of conversational questions in German. He throws a soft toy to individual children who must reply promptly as soon as they catch the toy. Children answer questions confidently, building up a short conversation. Script and audio available in French and Spanish, too. Children ask and answer questions confidently without scripts. Children answer questions confidently, building up a short conversation. Script and audio available in French and Spanish, too. tu?