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Eric Vinyl: consolidating

2012-06-17T08:03:01Z

consolidating

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	[[~~Category:events]]~~		#redirect [[German corner]]

	~~'''What''': Weekly get-together to learn and practice German<br>~~
	~~'''When''': ~7:00pm -- Every Thursday<br>~~
	~~'''Where''': Noisebridge, 2169 Mission St., San Francisco, 94114 (at 18th St., near 16th St. BART station). Map: [[Getting_Here]]<br>~~
	~~'''Who''': All are welcome, regardless of skill level<br>~~


	~~After a bit of a hiatus the~~ German corner ~~is back on at the regular time. All levels of speakers are welcome. Most of our current members are intermediate but we also have a some complete beginners and a few native Germans.~~

	~~There may be weekly goals to help people keep practicing German outside of noisebridge.~~

	~~Follow our discussion and meeting announcements on the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/german German mailing list].~~


	~~''[[Noisebridge German Translation]]''~~


	~~== Lebendige Literatur ==~~
	~~Here is an easy piece of short fiction to learn from, including German vocabulary list:<br>~~

	~~[[File:LebendigeLiteratur.pdf\|thumb\|left\|Lebendige Literatur~~]]

147.144.160.111 at 20:41, 19 April 2012

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	'''What''': Weekly get-together to learn and practice German<br>		'''What''': Weekly get-together to learn and practice German<br>
	'''When''': ~7:00pm -- Every ~~Tuesday~~<br>		'''When''': ~7:00pm -- Every Thursday<br>
	'''Where''': Noisebridge, 2169 Mission St., San Francisco, 94114 (at 18th St., near 16th St. BART station). Map: [[Getting_Here]]<br>		'''Where''': Noisebridge, 2169 Mission St., San Francisco, 94114 (at 18th St., near 16th St. BART station). Map: [[Getting_Here]]<br>
	'''Who''': All are welcome, regardless of skill level<br>		'''Who''': All are welcome, regardless of skill level<br>

108.78.0.218 at 00:16, 4 November 2011

2011-11-04T00:16:37Z

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	~~Meetings are on hiatus for a while. Energy and attendance got low July 2009. We may start up again soon.~~		[[Category:events]]
	~~Sign up for the~~ [~~https~~:~~//www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/german German mailing list] and say "Hallo".~~
	~~<br>~~
	~~<br>~~
	~~''A new German get together called [[german_corner\|German Corner~~]] ~~has started up at Noisebridge in May-2011.''~~
	~~<br>~~
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	~~<br>~~

	<hr>		'''What''': Weekly get-together to learn and practice German<br>
			'''When''': ~7:00pm -- Every Tuesday<br>
			'''Where''': Noisebridge, 2169 Mission St., San Francisco, 94114 (at 18th St., near 16th St. BART station). Map: [[Getting_Here]]<br>
			'''Who''': All are welcome, regardless of skill level<br>

	~~Meeting at 7:00 for beginners on Thursdays, more advanced students are encouraged to come around 8:00. We break at 9 or 9:30.~~

	~~Follow our discussion and meeting announcements~~ on the ~~[https://www~~.~~noisebridge~~.~~net/mailman/listinfo/german German mailing list]~~.		After a bit of a hiatus the German corner is back on at the regular time. All levels of speakers are welcome. Most of our current members are intermediate but we also have a some complete beginners and a few native Germans.

			There may be weekly goals to help people keep practicing German outside of noisebridge.

	~~'''Beginners'''~~		Follow our discussion and meeting announcements on the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/german German mailing list].
	*[[user:Christie\|Christie]] 2 year study in high school, many years ago.
	*[[user:maltman23\|Mitch]] I can sorta order food.
	*[[user:Yerdua\|Audrey]] I can have really basic conversations, very slowly.
	*[[user:ieatlint\|Jeffrey]] I've two years of German and ~~can eek through very simplistic conversations.~~
	* Stella Is rapidly losing what little knowledge she had of the ~~language. Tends to speak in convoluted, pseudo-grammatical forms, when she speaks at all.~~
	*[~~[user~~:~~dougygyro\|Doug]] Invents bizzare, extraneous compound words to express ideas he does not know the correct word for. Which is all of them.~~
	* J.D.~~'s parents spoke~~ German ~~when he was a young child. Some words now sound familiar, and the phonemes remind him of his childhood.~~
	* [[user:Hardy stevenson\|Hardy]~~]=>like JD my moms deutch and so I hope some of the language survives back in the cobwebs of my brane..~~.

	~~'''Advanced'''~~
	*[[user:Ioerror\|Jacob]] I am able to converse about certain subjects. However, I cannot properly express my philosophic outlook speaking or in writing. My ability to read in German is quite limited.
	*[[user:Elgreengeeto\|Skory]] Similar to Jacob, or at least used to be.
	*[[User:Rain\|Rain]] I'm a native german speaker, who likes teaching/learning all kinds of languages and have inspiring talks about technology, philosophy, art and culture.

			''[[Noisebridge German Translation]]''

	Basically, it'd be nifty, if advanced speakers did come later. Drop me an email, and let me know. To warm everybody up a bit, try this on for fun. It is called an Ohrwurm--a song that sticks in your head, um an ear-worm. Bad songs have this great ability to cement phrases, content and grammar: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLTWTKpP7g0. - Charlotte
	: Well, a better Ohrwurm might be "Ohrwurm" from the German a cappella band "The Wise Guys" which you can find at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-U4cNlIPcro . Have fun with the songs of those guys - they sing with a quite clean German pronounciation (and quite easy to follow). Also I recommend the songs "Meine Deutschlehrerin" and "Denglisch" (note that those heavily play with the language though ;-)).

			== Lebendige Literatur ==
			Here is an easy piece of short fiction to learn from, including German vocabulary list:<br>

	~~'''Notes for class meetings:'''~~		[[File:LebendigeLiteratur.pdf\|thumb\|left\|Lebendige Literatur]]
	* [[~~Deutschenoten-28Mai2009~~]]

Maltman23 at 21:35, 7 May 2011

2011-05-07T21:35:10Z

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	Meetings are on hiatus for a while. Energy and attendance got low July 2009. We may start up again soon.		Meetings are on hiatus for a while. Energy and attendance got low July 2009. We may start up again soon.
	Sign up for the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/german German mailing list] and say "Hallo".		Sign up for the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/german German mailing list] and say "Hallo".
			<br>
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			''A new German get together called [[german_corner\|German Corner]] has started up at Noisebridge in May-2011.''
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SpammerHellDontDelete: Some suggestions on nice German music to have fun with

2010-01-17T13:38:50Z

Some suggestions on nice German music to have fun with

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	Basically, it'd be nifty, if advanced speakers did come later. Drop me an email, and let me know. To warm everybody up a bit, try this on for fun. It is called an Ohrwurm--a song that sticks in your head, um an ear-worm. Bad songs have this great ability to cement phrases, content and grammar: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLTWTKpP7g0. - Charlotte		Basically, it'd be nifty, if advanced speakers did come later. Drop me an email, and let me know. To warm everybody up a bit, try this on for fun. It is called an Ohrwurm--a song that sticks in your head, um an ear-worm. Bad songs have this great ability to cement phrases, content and grammar: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLTWTKpP7g0. - Charlotte
			: Well, a better Ohrwurm might be "Ohrwurm" from the German a cappella band "The Wise Guys" which you can find at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-U4cNlIPcro . Have fun with the songs of those guys - they sing with a quite clean German pronounciation (and quite easy to follow). Also I recommend the songs "Meine Deutschlehrerin" and "Denglisch" (note that those heavily play with the language though ;-)).


	'''Notes for class meetings:'''		'''Notes for class meetings:'''
	* [[Deutschenoten-28Mai2009]]		* [[Deutschenoten-28Mai2009]]

SpammerHellDontDelete at 04:42, 9 November 2009

2009-11-09T04:42:49Z

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	*[[user:Ioerror\|Jacob]] I am able to converse about certain subjects. However, I cannot properly express my philosophic outlook speaking or in writing. My ability to read in German is quite limited.		*[[user:Ioerror\|Jacob]] I am able to converse about certain subjects. However, I cannot properly express my philosophic outlook speaking or in writing. My ability to read in German is quite limited.
	*[[user:Elgreengeeto\|Skory]] Similar to Jacob, or at least used to be.		*[[user:Elgreengeeto\|Skory]] Similar to Jacob, or at least used to be.
			*[[User:Rain\|Rain]] I'm a native german speaker, who likes teaching/learning all kinds of languages and have inspiring talks about technology, philosophy, art and culture.


	Basically, it'd be nifty, if advanced speakers did come later. Drop me an email, and let me know. To warm everybody up a bit, try this on for fun. It is called an Ohrwurm--a song that sticks in your head, um an ear-worm. Bad songs have this great ability to cement phrases, content and grammar: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLTWTKpP7g0. - Charlotte		Basically, it'd be nifty, if advanced speakers did come later. Drop me an email, and let me know. To warm everybody up a bit, try this on for fun. It is called an Ohrwurm--a song that sticks in your head, um an ear-worm. Bad songs have this great ability to cement phrases, content and grammar: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLTWTKpP7g0. - Charlotte

Gadlen at 01:25, 11 August 2009

2009-08-11T01:25:07Z

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			Meetings are on hiatus for a while. Energy and attendance got low July 2009. We may start up again soon.
			Sign up for the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/german German mailing list] and say "Hallo".

			<hr>

	Meeting at 7:00 for beginners on Thursdays, more advanced students are encouraged to come around 8:00. We break at 9 or 9:30.		Meeting at 7:00 for beginners on Thursdays, more advanced students are encouraged to come around 8:00. We break at 9 or 9:30.

SpammerHellDontDelete at 22:51, 24 June 2009

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	*[[user:dougygyro\|Doug]] Invents bizzare, extraneous compound words to express ideas he does not know the correct word for. Which is all of them.		*[[user:dougygyro\|Doug]] Invents bizzare, extraneous compound words to express ideas he does not know the correct word for. Which is all of them.
	* J.D.'s parents spoke German when he was a young child. Some words now sound familiar, and the phonemes remind him of his childhood.		* J.D.'s parents spoke German when he was a young child. Some words now sound familiar, and the phonemes remind him of his childhood.
	* Hardy=>like JD my moms deutch and so I hope some of the language survives back in the cobwebs of my brane...		* [[user:Hardy stevenson\|Hardy]]=>like JD my moms deutch and so I hope some of the language survives back in the cobwebs of my brane...

	'''Advanced'''		'''Advanced'''

SpammerHellDontDelete at 03:07, 14 June 2009

2009-06-14T03:07:23Z

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	*[[user:dougygyro\|Doug]] Invents bizzare, extraneous compound words to express ideas he does not know the correct word for. Which is all of them.		*[[user:dougygyro\|Doug]] Invents bizzare, extraneous compound words to express ideas he does not know the correct word for. Which is all of them.
	* J.D.'s parents spoke German when he was a young child. Some words now sound familiar, and the phonemes remind him of his childhood.		* J.D.'s parents spoke German when he was a young child. Some words now sound familiar, and the phonemes remind him of his childhood.
			* Hardy=>like JD my moms deutch and so I hope some of the language survives back in the cobwebs of my brane...

	'''Advanced'''		'''Advanced'''

Gadlen at 07:40, 13 June 2009

2009-06-13T07:40:54Z

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	Meeting at 7:00 for beginners on Thursdays, more advanced students are encouraged to come around 8:00. We break at 9 or 9:30.		Meeting at 7:00 for beginners on Thursdays, more advanced students are encouraged to come around 8:00. We break at 9 or 9:30.

	Beginners		Follow our discussion and meeting announcements on the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/german German mailing list].


			'''Beginners'''
	*[[user:Christie\|Christie]] 2 year study in high school, many years ago.		*[[user:Christie\|Christie]] 2 year study in high school, many years ago.
	*[[user:maltman23\|Mitch]] I can sorta order food.		*[[user:maltman23\|Mitch]] I can sorta order food.
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	* J.D.'s parents spoke German when he was a young child. Some words now sound familiar, and the phonemes remind him of his childhood.		* J.D.'s parents spoke German when he was a young child. Some words now sound familiar, and the phonemes remind him of his childhood.

	Advanced		'''Advanced'''
	*[[user:Ioerror\|Jacob]] I am able to converse about certain subjects. However, I cannot properly express my philosophic outlook speaking or in writing. My ability to read in German is quite limited.		*[[user:Ioerror\|Jacob]] I am able to converse about certain subjects. However, I cannot properly express my philosophic outlook speaking or in writing. My ability to read in German is quite limited.
	*[[user:Elgreengeeto\|Skory]] Similar to Jacob, or at least used to be.		*[[user:Elgreengeeto\|Skory]] Similar to Jacob, or at least used to be.
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	Notes for class meetings:		'''Notes for class meetings:'''
	[[Deutschenoten-28Mai2009]]		* [[Deutschenoten-28Mai2009]]