Woher kommst du? Welche Sprachen sprichst du? Klasse 7 – Länder und Sprachen Ich komme aus Kanada. Ich spreche Französisch und Englisch. Hallo. Ich heiße Mia. Ich bin zwölf Jahre alt und habe im Juni Geburtstag. Ich spreche Englisch und Deutsch. Ich komme aus Deutschland, aber ich wohne in Australien. Your Task: Find the German names for two more countries and languages in your dictionary or use class handouts and pages 14-15 in your textbook to select two countries and corresponding languages. You might also like to select some appropriate cities for your characters to live in. Use these words in the little dialogue you will be writing below. To set out your work, design a page showing the countries and languages of two people. Your page may be A4 or A3. It must be neatly hand-written or typed, with correctly spelt words, pictures and speech bubbles to make it attractive and easy to follow. Pay close attention to correct spelling, correct verb endings and the use of capitals for all German nouns. You may choose to find maps and pictures with German names to go with your design, but this is not essential. PART A: Select one of the little characters above or design one of your own. Your character may look like you – or not! Using a speech bubble like Mia above, get your character to introduce himself or herself in German, giving name, country of origin, where he/she lives, age, birthday month and language/s spoken, just as Mia has above. Your character should use the verbs heißen (to be called), sein (to be), haben (to have), sprechen (to speak), kommen (to come) and wohnen (to live). See the table below to make sure you use the right endings. For PART A you will need the endings that go with ich (first person). ? PART B: Your little character now meets another young person from a different country and must ask the other person about himself or herself. Get your character to ask five questions, using the du form (second person). W-question words: wie (how) – woher (where…from) – wo (where) – wann (when) – welche (which) Hallo! Ich… PART C: Your character’s new friend now answers the questions in Part B, using the first person form of the verbs below that go with ich. If you like, you can intertwine the questions in Part B with the answers in Part C, using little speech bubbles and setting your work out like a cartoon or set of cartoons. First person Second person heißen ich heiße du heißt Verbs for this Task sein haben kommen ich bin ich habe ich komme du bist du hast du kommst Example: Part A Example: Part B Guten Tag. Ich ______ Hannah. Ich komme aus _________. Ich wohne in ________. (etc.) Hallo! Wie ______ du? Woher ______ du? Wie alt ______ du? Wo ________ du? Welche Sprachen _______ du? (etc.) wohnen ich wohne du wohnst sprechen ich spreche du sprichst Example: Part C Hallo! Ich heiße ______. Ich _____ dreizehn Jahre alt. Ich komme aus ______ und ich ______ Englisch und _______. (etc.)