Meili asks Paul for help in finding Anna Maywald's office at the university.
The podcast introduces personal pronouns in German, including 'du' (you informal) and 's' (it), and provides examples for each pronoun.
Deep dives
Paul and Meily get to know each other better
In this episode, Paul and Meily continue their story. Meily is looking for Anna Maywald's office in the university and asks Paul for help. Paul and Meily have a conversation where Meily explains that she wants to study in Munich, and Paul reveals that he works there. They discuss the office's location and Meily mentions that it belongs to Mrs. Myweil.
Introduction to personal pronouns
This episode also introduces personal pronouns in German. The new pronouns introduced are 'du,' which means 'you' (informal), and 's,' which means 'it.' The other pronouns mentioned are 'ich' (I), 'z' (she/you formal), 'ver' (we), and 'Z' (you formal). The usage of these pronouns is briefly explained, providing examples for each pronoun.
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Continuation of the story and introduction of language learning topics
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