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SEKUNDAR
A MAGAZINE FOR STUDENTS LEARNING GERMAN
FOUNDED 1962
ISSUE NUMBER 11 April 2018
Knut tells us about tourism in Germany
Berlin, Hamburg, Munich… Knut is having problems while planning his trip in Germany for
this Summer (Sommer). He’s finding interesting information on every region in Germany
(Deutschland) and he just cannot decide where he should go. Knut found out that Germany
has 16 regions (Länder) and that there are more than 83 Million people
living in this huge country. Since Germany lies at the heart of the European
continent, it can be reached by tourists (Touristen) very easily.
Tourists in Germany can enjoy different landscapes, depending on where they
are in Germany. If they want to experience mountains, then they have to go to the southern
part of Germany, where they can experience the exceptional environment
of the Alps (Alpen). Football Fans (Fußballfans) can also enjoy
themselves in different football grounds around Germany, including
the Allianz Arena in Bavaria (Bayern). The German league called Bundesliga is one
of the most famous and successful leagues in Europe. Even the German national
football team attracts a lot of worldwide supporters, especially since the recent win of
the World Cup in Brazil in 2014. Germany is also popular for its gems including the
Neuschwanstein Castle (Schloss Neuschwanstein) in Bavaria and the Cologne
Cathedral (Kölner Dom) in Cologne (Köln).
Knut is also interested in visiting the capital city of Germany, Berlin. This city is surrounded
with a lot of sightseeing attractions (Sehenswürdigkeiten), including the Brandenburg
Gate (Brandenburger Tor) and the Berlin wall (Berliner Mauer), which used to
divide East Germany and West Germany until 1989. In Berlin, one can really experience
the historical events of Berlin and Germany. While reading a book about Germany,
Knut also discovered that he can also visit Hamburg, which is another popular tourist
destination in Germany. With one of the largest harbours in Europe, this is the best
location for those tourists, who are passionate about ships and sea life.
While watching a TV programme about German Tourism,
Knut discovered that a lot of tourists love to experience the natural ambience of
Germany, including the different rivers (Flüsse), mountains (Berge), forests
(Wälder) and lakes (Seen). In Bayern, one can experience the Zugspitze, which is
the highest mountain in Germany and in Baden Württemberg one can also discover
the Black Forest (Schwarzwald).
Knut is always hungry, and therefore he was looking about German traditional food.
He was reading about the Currywurst, a pork sausage (Wurst) with curry
sauce, and the different types of cheese (Käse). Knut also read that Germany is famous for the
production of beer (Bier). Düsseldorf, which is a western city in Germany brews its own beer,
called Altbier. Knut is now planning to travel to Munich (München) from the end of September
(September) until the beginning of October (Oktober). During this time, in Munich there will be
a very popular beer festival (Bierfest), called the Oktoberfest. During the Oktoberfest, there
are tents that provide beer and traditional Bavarian music is played.
When it comes to music (Musik), folk, jazz and pop music are very popular in Germany. Apart
from these, classical music is given importance in Germany and children (Kinder) are encouraged
to learn (lernen) how to play musical instruments or how to join and participate in choirs. Many schools
in Germany teach children about classical music and several universities have their own orchestras. One of the
most popular orchestra in Germany is the Berliner Philharmoniker.
Knut hopes that you have found this information interesting, especially if you are planning a trip to Germany.
Places in Hamburg Places in the city Orte in der Stadt
Hamburg, which is the second largest city in Germany, is a
major harbour city in the North of Germany. It is connected to
the North Sea by the River Elbe. The Inner Alster lake found
in Hamburg is surrounded with boats and cafes. The 18th-
century St. Michael’s Church (Kirche Sankt Michaelis)
is a famous landmark in Hamburg. One can discover more
than 1,860 animals in the Hamburg’s zoo called Tierpark the cafeteria the church the animal park
Hagenbeck. Hamburg boasts a large number of weekly das Café die Kirche der Tierpark
markets and flea markets. Hamburg’s most popular weekly
market is the fish market (Fischmarkt), where fish, fruit,
vegetables and flowers are sold. Flea markets are markets
where old or used items are sold. These items include
antiques, jewelry, art, furniture and clothing. In Hamburg
one can also find a number of museums. One of the most
interesting museum is Miniatur Wunderland Museum, which the flea market the museum
is the world’s largest model train exhibit. der Flohmarkt das Museum
Übung: Match picture with the appropriate word
(Orientierung in der Stadt – Orientation / directions in the city)
geradeaus | rechts | links | über die Straße gehen | abbiegen | an der Ecke | im Stadtzentrum | am Stadtrand
Dialog im Hotel
Fill in the blanks using the following words:
Zimmer kann Mario Frühstück heißen lange aus Balkon Euro
Rezeptionistin: Guten Morgen! Wie ich Ihnen helfen?
Mario: Ich möchte ein Doppelzimmer mit Bad, bitte. Haben Sie
noch ein frei?
Rezeptionistin: Ja. Sie haben Glück. Wir haben noch ein Zimmer frei. Wie
möchten Sie bleiben?
Mario: eine Woche bitte.
Rezeptionistin: Möchten Sie Halbpension oder Vollpension?
Mario: Nur Übernachtung mit bitte. Hat das Zimmer einen ?
Rezeptionistin: Ja, natürlich.
Mario: Wie viel kostet das, bitte?
Rezeptionistin: Das kostet 60 pro Tag.
Mario: Gut. Ich nehme das Zimmer.
Rezeptionistin: Ok, gut. Wie Sie und woher kommen Sie?
Mario: Ich heiße und ich komme Malta.
Übung: Dialog in der Stadt
Insert the appropriate words in text
für Milch Musik ins und machst schmeckt Tag
Speisekarte Idee möchte Milch lecker
Johanna: Hallo Philipp! Wohin gehst du?
Philipp: Hallo Johanna! Ich gehe Café. Was du denn hier,
Johanna?
Johanna: Ich höre , denn ich habe nichts zu tun.
Philipp: Möchtest du mitkommen?
Johanna: Ja, germe. Gute !
Im Café
der Kellner: Guten Abend! Wie kann ich Ihnen helfen?
Philipp: Haben Sie einen Tisch zwei Personen?
der Kellner: Ja, gerne. Der Tisch dort drüben. Hier ist die .
Was möchten Sie bestellen?
Johanna: Ich ein Glas Rotwein ein Stück
Schokoladenkuchen, bitte.
Philipp: Ich hätte gern einen Kaffee mit und einen Apfelstrudel
mit Vanillesauce, bitte.
der Kellner: Möchten Sie noch etwas?
Philipp: Nein, danke.
der Kellner: Hat es Ihnen geschmeckt?
Johanna: Danke, der Schokoladenkuchen sehr
gut.
Philipp: Ja, der Apfelstrudel war
Philipp
und Johanna: Wir möchten die Rechnung, bitte.
der Kellner: Das macht 19 Euro.
Philipp
und Johanna: Hier, bitte.
der Kellner: Danke schön. Ich wünsche Ihnen einen schönen .
Philipp
und Johanna: Vielen Dank und auf Wiedersehen!
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Tourismus in Deutschland
Complete the crossword below
1
2 3
4 5
6 7
8
9
Across (Waagerecht) Down (Senkrecht)
2. Here one can find one of the largest Harbours 1. This is the highest mountain in Germany.
of Europe.
3. This is the German word for Lakes.
5. The region (in German) where one can find the
4. This is the German word for Tourists.
Allianz Arena.
5. This is the capital city of Germany.
8. This is the name of a castle in Bavaria.
6. This is a traditional German sausage.
9. Here one can find a very popular Cathedral.
7. In Baden- Württemberg one can find this forest.
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Then build up the name of this famous place in Germany.
5 6
Castle
11 3 9
Tourists
13
Music
7 4
Sausage
2
Cheese
8
Forest
10
Rivers
1
Lakes
12
Summer
14
Cake
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