schön:beautiful
klug:clever
handsome:gut aussehand
darling:Liebling(m) sweet heart: Schatz(m)
movie actor: Filmdarsteller(m) the movie actor: der Filmdarsteller
love:Lieben(m) the love: der Lieben
theater:Theater(n) the theater das theater
railway station:Bahnhof the railway station: der Bahnhoff
mall:Promenade(f) die Promenade
house:Haus(n) das haus
college:College(n) das college
chat:Unterhaltung(f) die Unterhaltung
food:Lebensmittel(n) das Lebensmittel
burger:Burger(m) der Burger
pizza:Pizza(f) die Pizza
acting:Schauspielerie(f) die acting
dinner:Mahl(n) das Mahl
lunch:Lunch(n) das Lunch
luncheon:Mitaagessen(n) das Mitagessen
television:Television(f) Fernsehen(n) das Fernsehen
computer:Computer(m) Rechner(m) der Rechner
Internet:Internet(n) das Internet
picture:Bild(n) das Bild
camera:Kamera(f) die Kamera
car:Auto(n) Wagen(m) das Auto der Wagen
bike:Rad(n) das bike
bus:Bus(m) der Bus
life:Leben(n) Das Leben
ice cream: Els(n) das Els
soft drink: alkoholfreies Getränk(n) das alkoholfreies Getränk
woman:frau(f) women:Frauen die Frau, die Frauen
trees:Bäume (pl) die Bäume
nature:Natur(f) die Natur
flowers:Blumen(pl) die Blumen
Sunday, June 13, 2010
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Sunday, June 6, 2010
database connectivity with MS access in Vb.net
'create table kulkarni in access database nikhil with two columns name and marks
'on the form add three textboxes and three buttons
Imports System.Data.OleDb
Public Class Form1
Dim cn As OleDbConnection
Dim cmd As OleDbCommand
Dim dr As OleDbDataReader
Dim icount As Integer
Dim str As String
Private Sub Form2_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
End Sub
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Try
cn = New OleDbConnection("Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=C:\nikhil.mdb;")
cn.Open()
str = "insert into kulkarni values(" & (TextBox1.Text) & ",'" & TextBox2.Text & "','" & TextBox3.Text & "')"
'string stores the command and CInt is used to convert number to string
cmd = New OleDbCommand(str, cn)
icount = cmd.ExecuteNonQuery
MessageBox.Show(icount)
'displays number of records inserted
Catch
End Try
cn.Close()
End Sub
Private Sub button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click
Try
cn = New OleDbConnection("Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=c:\nikhil.mdb;")
cn.Open()
str = "delete from kulkarni where name='shravan'"
cmd = New OleDbCommand(str, cn)
icount = cmd.ExecuteNonQuery
MessageBox.Show(icount)
Catch ex As Exception
MsgBox(ex.Message)
End Try
cn.Close()
End Sub
Private Sub Button3_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button3.Click
Try
cn = New OleDbConnection("Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=c:\nikhil.mdb;")
cn.Open()
str = "update kulkarni set name='ketan' where name='nikhil'"
cmd = New OleDbCommand(str, cn)
icount = cmd.ExecuteNonQuery
MessageBox.Show(icount)
Catch ex As Exception
MsgBox(ex.Message)
End Try
cn.Close()
End Sub
End Class
'on the form add three textboxes and three buttons
Imports System.Data.OleDb
Public Class Form1
Dim cn As OleDbConnection
Dim cmd As OleDbCommand
Dim dr As OleDbDataReader
Dim icount As Integer
Dim str As String
Private Sub Form2_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
End Sub
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Try
cn = New OleDbConnection("Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=C:\nikhil.mdb;")
cn.Open()
str = "insert into kulkarni values(" & (TextBox1.Text) & ",'" & TextBox2.Text & "','" & TextBox3.Text & "')"
'string stores the command and CInt is used to convert number to string
cmd = New OleDbCommand(str, cn)
icount = cmd.ExecuteNonQuery
MessageBox.Show(icount)
'displays number of records inserted
Catch
End Try
cn.Close()
End Sub
Private Sub button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click
Try
cn = New OleDbConnection("Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=c:\nikhil.mdb;")
cn.Open()
str = "delete from kulkarni where name='shravan'"
cmd = New OleDbCommand(str, cn)
icount = cmd.ExecuteNonQuery
MessageBox.Show(icount)
Catch ex As Exception
MsgBox(ex.Message)
End Try
cn.Close()
End Sub
Private Sub Button3_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button3.Click
Try
cn = New OleDbConnection("Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=c:\nikhil.mdb;")
cn.Open()
str = "update kulkarni set name='ketan' where name='nikhil'"
cmd = New OleDbCommand(str, cn)
icount = cmd.ExecuteNonQuery
MessageBox.Show(icount)
Catch ex As Exception
MsgBox(ex.Message)
End Try
cn.Close()
End Sub
End Class
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General Discussion about healthy sex
There has been confusions about Masterbation in minds of almost everyone in the world. In India Ayurvedic science masterbation is not recommended. Whereas Allopathy generally says it is healthy.
The advantages in short are:
disadvantages as observed by ayurveda
The advantages in short are:
- Lack of sex partner overcome.
- Distance from hubby can be managed
- blood circulation and heart beats smoothened
- happiness and relief from urge and tension
disadvantages as observed by ayurveda
- Loss of blood
- constipation
- weak eyesight
- impotence
how to postion text in web page
Use the div tag to postion text in fronptage and dream weaver along with other web building tools.
following is the code
<html>
<body>
<div style="top:100px;left:500px; bottom:500px; visibility:visible; position:absolute">
hello world</div>
</body>
</html>
Maria Sharapova in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit - Click here for another funny movie.
following is the code
<html>
<body>
<div style="top:100px;left:500px; bottom:500px; visibility:visible; position:absolute">
hello world</div>
</body>
</html>
Maria Sharapova in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit - Click here for another funny movie.
Germany without Hitler
I keep thinking about Adolf Hitler. The man behind the world war still strikes terror when thought of. The swastik of Nazis shares a similarity with the Indian one. The strikign resemblance gives me another thought about how things are related.
The German language has similarity with English and even our Hindi. They have alphabets similar to English and sounds matching(most of them). Wonder who invented languages. When people from far of distance do not even know each other have a commonness in their languages!
Well back to Hitler. As a person , if there are people who do not know what wrong he did, would stand in heroic image. While studying History in schools i always felt Germany should win.They were ambitious and my heart felt for them. But today when I know i do not have the same feeling.
word of the post: cruel: Grausamkeit(f)
The German language has similarity with English and even our Hindi. They have alphabets similar to English and sounds matching(most of them). Wonder who invented languages. When people from far of distance do not even know each other have a commonness in their languages!
Well back to Hitler. As a person , if there are people who do not know what wrong he did, would stand in heroic image. While studying History in schools i always felt Germany should win.They were ambitious and my heart felt for them. But today when I know i do not have the same feeling.
word of the post: cruel: Grausamkeit(f)
Tips on the English language - II
Have you wondered When we use "we read" and "we read (red)" .
We actually make a difference in our speech without any difference in the spelling of the word. Read ("red") is a past and past participle of "Read".
i read novels everyday
i read novels yesterday
cheers!
We actually make a difference in our speech without any difference in the spelling of the word. Read ("red") is a past and past participle of "Read".
i read novels everyday
i read novels yesterday
cheers!
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Tips on the English language
I want to discuss today a bit of what we all know ..the English language.I wish to discuss the most commonly words that are being used with confusion.
Some words that click in my mind are
Sweet vs Sweat
Sweet is a taste for eg sweet sugar a property of a substance. Whereas Sweat is a body component which is released when the body wants to maintain its temperature.
beside vs besides
beside is sitting next besides is other way eg: i know German besides English.
quite vs quite
quite: "The blog is quite good"
quiet: "Students be quiet."
principle vs principal
principle is abstract
Satyagraha and ahimsa were the principles followed by Gandhiji
Our college's principal is Mr Smith.
did vs deed
deed is an activity
did is a work done
you can suggest more and we will discuss here.I will try to add more words soon.
Some words that click in my mind are
Sweet vs Sweat
Sweet is a taste for eg sweet sugar a property of a substance. Whereas Sweat is a body component which is released when the body wants to maintain its temperature.
beside vs besides
beside is sitting next besides is other way eg: i know German besides English.
quite vs quite
quite: "The blog is quite good"
quiet: "Students be quiet."
principle vs principal
principle is abstract
Satyagraha and ahimsa were the principles followed by Gandhiji
Our college's principal is Mr Smith.
did vs deed
deed is an activity
did is a work done
you can suggest more and we will discuss here.I will try to add more words soon.
practice Geman-III(adjectives)
Fill in with appropriate adjective form
1)manch __________(fleiBig)schu'ler(m) note:B=ss u'=umlaut(pronounced 'e')
Many hardworking students
ans:manch fleiBiger schu'ler
2)weich _______________(komisch) Zufall(m)
what a funny coincidence
3)etwas ___________(warm) milch(f)
some warm milk
4)mehr ____________(glücklich) Tage (plural)
more happy days
5)wenig ____________(interessant) Bücher(plural)
some interesting books
6)wenig __________(alt)Wien(m)
some old wine
7) wenig ________(kalt) wasser(n)
some cold water
8)das___________(taurig) ma'dchen(n)
the sad girl
9) ein ________(klug) Junge(m)
a clever boy
10) die ________(klien) Tochter(f)
the little daughter
11) die ________(klein) kinder(plural)
the little kids
Answers:
2) weich Komischer Zufall
3)etwas warme milch
4)mehr glu'ckliche Tage
5)wenig interessante Bücher
6)wenig alter Wien
7)wenig kaltes wasser
8)das taurige ma'dchen(with definite article)
9)ein kluger Junge
10)die kleine Tochter
11)die kleinen Kinder.
1)manch __________(fleiBig)schu'ler(m) note:B=ss u'=umlaut(pronounced 'e')
Many hardworking students
ans:manch fleiBiger schu'ler
2)weich _______________(komisch) Zufall(m)
what a funny coincidence
3)etwas ___________(warm) milch(f)
some warm milk
4)mehr ____________(glücklich) Tage (plural)
more happy days
5)wenig ____________(interessant) Bücher(plural)
some interesting books
6)wenig __________(alt)Wien(m)
some old wine
7) wenig ________(kalt) wasser(n)
some cold water
8)das___________(taurig) ma'dchen(n)
the sad girl
9) ein ________(klug) Junge(m)
a clever boy
10) die ________(klien) Tochter(f)
the little daughter
11) die ________(klein) kinder(plural)
the little kids
Answers:
2) weich Komischer Zufall
3)etwas warme milch
4)mehr glu'ckliche Tage
5)wenig interessante Bücher
6)wenig alter Wien
7)wenig kaltes wasser
8)das taurige ma'dchen(with definite article)
9)ein kluger Junge
10)die kleine Tochter
11)die kleinen Kinder.
German session VII (adjectives)
What is an adjective
Adjective is something that describes the noun.
eg: He is a good man.
In German the adjectives change their form according to the case and the Gender. We will discuss the adjectives Good (Gut) in the nominative case
a good man is ein guter Mann(m)
a good woman is eine gute Frau(f)
a good buch is ein gutes Buch(n)
good men is gute Ma'nner(plural)
with the definite article
the good man is der gute Mann(m)
the good woman is die gute Frau(f)
the good book is das gute Buch(n)
the good boys is die guten Knaben.(plural)
Adjective is something that describes the noun.
eg: He is a good man.
In German the adjectives change their form according to the case and the Gender. We will discuss the adjectives Good (Gut) in the nominative case
a good man is ein guter Mann(m)
a good woman is eine gute Frau(f)
a good buch is ein gutes Buch(n)
good men is gute Ma'nner(plural)
with the definite article
the good man is der gute Mann(m)
the good woman is die gute Frau(f)
the good book is das gute Buch(n)
the good boys is die guten Knaben.(plural)
pratise German-1
Pronouns in English and German
sing plural
I ----ich(never use capital I in ich in German) we---wir
you----sie you all-sie
he/she/it------er/sie/es they----sie
You have to take care of the gender while using er/sie/es
er for masculine, es for neuter, sie for feminine
eg: Das Kind hat lange geschlafen( the kid has slept for long)
Kind(kid) is neuter so das and the pronoun will be "es"
es hat lange geschlafen
revise here
German made easy
try on your own
ubung(excercise 1) substitute with pronoun the underlined
1)Ist die alte Frau(f) deine GroBmutter(B pronouned as ss)
Translate:Is that old woman your grandmother?
2)Herr keller(m)hat sich gestern das Bein gebrochen
Mr Keller has broken his leg yesterday
3)Viele heute (pl)kampfen gegen das schicksal
many people struggle with their future
4)Wo sind die Stuhle(plural(pl))?
Where are the chairs?
5) Sabine wird den Ofen heizen(f)
Sabine is the oven heat
6)Die Junge Artzin(f) war mit dieser Arbeit zufrieden
The young doctor was satisfied with this work
7)Die Tiere und Pflanzen(pl) einer tropischen insel wachen nicht hier
The animals and plants of Tropical island do not grow here
8) Hat karl(m) meinen Pullover genommen
Has karl taken my pullover
9) Das nette Madchen (n)wohnt nicht weit von uns
The pretty girl wont stay with us
Answers:
1)Ist sie deine Grobmutter?
2)Er hat sich gestern das Bein gebrochen.
3) sie/Sie kampfen gegen das schicksal.
4) Wo sind sie?
5)Sabine wird sie.
6) Sie war mit dieser Arbeit zufreiden.
7)Sie wachen nicht here.
8 Hat er taken my pullover.
9)es wohnt nicht weit von us
sing plural
I ----ich(never use capital I in ich in German) we---wir
you----sie you all-sie
he/she/it------er/sie/es they----sie
You have to take care of the gender while using er/sie/es
er for masculine, es for neuter, sie for feminine
eg: Das Kind hat lange geschlafen( the kid has slept for long)
Kind(kid) is neuter so das and the pronoun will be "es"
es hat lange geschlafen
revise here
German made easy
try on your own
ubung(excercise 1) substitute with pronoun the underlined
1)Ist die alte Frau(f) deine GroBmutter(B pronouned as ss)
Translate:Is that old woman your grandmother?
2)Herr keller(m)hat sich gestern das Bein gebrochen
Mr Keller has broken his leg yesterday
3)Viele heute (pl)kampfen gegen das schicksal
many people struggle with their future
4)Wo sind die Stuhle(plural(pl))?
Where are the chairs?
5) Sabine wird den Ofen heizen(f)
Sabine is the oven heat
6)Die Junge Artzin(f) war mit dieser Arbeit zufrieden
The young doctor was satisfied with this work
7)Die Tiere und Pflanzen(pl) einer tropischen insel wachen nicht hier
The animals and plants of Tropical island do not grow here
8) Hat karl(m) meinen Pullover genommen
Has karl taken my pullover
9) Das nette Madchen (n)wohnt nicht weit von uns
The pretty girl wont stay with us
Answers:
1)Ist sie deine Grobmutter?
2)Er hat sich gestern das Bein gebrochen.
3) sie/Sie kampfen gegen das schicksal.
4) Wo sind sie?
5)Sabine wird sie.
6) Sie war mit dieser Arbeit zufreiden.
7)Sie wachen nicht here.
8 Hat er taken my pullover.
9)es wohnt nicht weit von us
German Session VI (vocabulary)
" Oh what a wonderful vocab you have" " why dont you try writing in newspapers". "He would bring a new word in his write ups like a unique pearl in the Ocean"
Wish to hear all this about you. Learning new words is nothing but what is meant by vocabulary
We all as English speaking world know how important vocabulary is. It is the difference between a god language and a normal language. Learning new words should become a paatime while learning a language.All new language learners should get aquainted with the vocabulary.
The German Language like any other language is comprised of millions of words,yet 50% of normal spoken and written texts are comprised of only 66 words. Students rightfully ask, which words do i have to learn in order to carry on an everday conversation or read a text written for the average German Speaker
The magic answer is usually 2,00 words i.e a student who has mastered the basic 2,000 core vocabulary words has learned the most important words used in 80% of all written and oral communication.
In this blog we will mention most of the words and try to make the count to 2000 and more.
We will be including bilingual vocabulary for everybody to understand
Why a bilingual" basic vocabulary"?
The use of the target language to teach the language is the norm in most programs today.Usually a new word is explained in simple German and illustrated with practical examples.
The practical teaching situation.. A FACET of SPINAC... involves use of native language especially when difficult concepts need to be clarified.
Because it is meant to be used independently by the learners to study and review outside the class, a text like basic vocabulary must be 100% bilingual.
It is not meant to, and should not , replace a regular German-English/English-German dictionary where a learner can find many more words and
definitions , nor a comprehensive grammar text. The Basic vocubulary is to be learned only to serve as a suppliment for study and learning.
We will be further in this blog display the most important words for a student to learn and use.
Our posts will be based on evaluation of numerous lists of basic German vocabulary
published in Germany,. Austria, switzerland , India and other countries. All the important sources of information on word frequenct in written and spoken German will be
considered.
Factors such as how familiar and useful a word is in everyday conversation will also be considered. We would also like to bring to
the notice of student who want to learn at Spinac learning center thatour teaching material would be
mosty effective for you ..the students.
Wish to hear all this about you. Learning new words is nothing but what is meant by vocabulary
We all as English speaking world know how important vocabulary is. It is the difference between a god language and a normal language. Learning new words should become a paatime while learning a language.All new language learners should get aquainted with the vocabulary.
The German Language like any other language is comprised of millions of words,yet 50% of normal spoken and written texts are comprised of only 66 words. Students rightfully ask, which words do i have to learn in order to carry on an everday conversation or read a text written for the average German Speaker
The magic answer is usually 2,00 words i.e a student who has mastered the basic 2,000 core vocabulary words has learned the most important words used in 80% of all written and oral communication.
In this blog we will mention most of the words and try to make the count to 2000 and more.
We will be including bilingual vocabulary for everybody to understand
Why a bilingual" basic vocabulary"?
The use of the target language to teach the language is the norm in most programs today.Usually a new word is explained in simple German and illustrated with practical examples.
The practical teaching situation.. A FACET of SPINAC... involves use of native language especially when difficult concepts need to be clarified.
Because it is meant to be used independently by the learners to study and review outside the class, a text like basic vocabulary must be 100% bilingual.
It is not meant to, and should not , replace a regular German-English/English-German dictionary where a learner can find many more words and
definitions , nor a comprehensive grammar text. The Basic vocubulary is to be learned only to serve as a suppliment for study and learning.
We will be further in this blog display the most important words for a student to learn and use.
Our posts will be based on evaluation of numerous lists of basic German vocabulary
published in Germany,. Austria, switzerland , India and other countries. All the important sources of information on word frequenct in written and spoken German will be
considered.
Factors such as how familiar and useful a word is in everyday conversation will also be considered. We would also like to bring to
the notice of student who want to learn at Spinac learning center thatour teaching material would be
mosty effective for you ..the students.
German session V (numbers)
Today we will discuss numbers in German(1,2,3...etc)
1-------eins 11------elf 21----einsundzwanzig(one and twenty)
2-------zwei 12-----zwolf 22----zweiundzwanzig(two and twenty)
3-------drei 13-----dreizehn 23----dreiundzwanzig(three and twenty)
4-------vier 14-----vierzehn 24----vierundzwanzing
5-------funf 15-----funfzehn 25----funfundzwanzig
6-------sechs 16----sechszehn 26----sechundzwanzig
7-------sieben 17----siebzehn 27----siebenundzwanzig
8-------acht 18----achtzehn 28----achtundzwanzig
9-------neun 19----neunzehn 29---- neunundzwanzig
10------zehn 20----zwanzig 30-----dreizig(thirty)
31.....einsunddriezig(one and thirty)
and so on
100----hundert
1-------eins 11------elf 21----einsundzwanzig(one and twenty)
2-------zwei 12-----zwolf 22----zweiundzwanzig(two and twenty)
3-------drei 13-----dreizehn 23----dreiundzwanzig(three and twenty)
4-------vier 14-----vierzehn 24----vierundzwanzing
5-------funf 15-----funfzehn 25----funfundzwanzig
6-------sechs 16----sechszehn 26----sechundzwanzig
7-------sieben 17----siebzehn 27----siebenundzwanzig
8-------acht 18----achtzehn 28----achtundzwanzig
9-------neun 19----neunzehn 29---- neunundzwanzig
10------zehn 20----zwanzig 30-----dreizig(thirty)
31.....einsunddriezig(one and thirty)
and so on
100----hundert
German Session IV
German articles in nominative case
We will be discussing how indefinte articles are used. We already know that articles(der die das).."the" are governed.
In the nominative case
masculine gender article: ein Mann ..a Man
feminine gender artcile: eine frau..a Woman
neuter gender article ...ein madchen ..a girl
examples:
A girl sings : Ein Madchen singt
A man sings: Ein Mann singt
A woman sings :Eine frau singt
Note: nominative is to be recognized when we ask question which, who to the verb
example: who sings? a girl sings, a man sings,a woman sings
We will be discussing how indefinte articles are used. We already know that articles(der die das).."the" are governed.
In the nominative case
masculine gender article: ein Mann ..a Man
feminine gender artcile: eine frau..a Woman
neuter gender article ...ein madchen ..a girl
examples:
A girl sings : Ein Madchen singt
A man sings: Ein Mann singt
A woman sings :Eine frau singt
Note: nominative is to be recognized when we ask question which, who to the verb
example: who sings? a girl sings, a man sings,a woman sings
German Session-III
German articles and genders
As discussed in earlier posts German language expresses every noun with an article before it. The article is governed by Gender.
I have put up a list of common nouns with their article
As discussed in earlier posts German language expresses every noun with an article before it. The article is governed by Gender.
I have put up a list of common nouns with their article
Das Madchen (girl) das Buch(books) der Apfel(apple) das Feld(field)
das Kind(child) der Freund(friend) der Brief(letter) das Vogel(bird)
das Haus(House) das Auto(car) der Tag(day) die Milch(milk)
der Hund(dog) die Schule(school) das Bett(bed) das Ohr(eyes)
der Mann(Man) der Lehrer(teacher) der Garten(Garden) die Tochter(daughter)
das Haar(hair) das Auge(eye) die Antwort(answer) der Bleistiff(pencil)
die Frau(woman) die schwetser(sister)die Freundin(girl friend) der Name(name)
die Akademic(academy) der Alkohol(alcohol) der Krankenwagen(ambulance) die Banane(banana)
die Atmosphare(atmosphere) der April(april)das Blut(blood)
Try to memorize these words
A German Session-II
Pronounns in present tense and verbs declination
we know the following in English in present tense
Singular plural
first person I go We go
second person you go you all go
third person he/she/it goes they go
in German it is like this
ich gehe wir gehen
Sie geht sie gehen
er/sie/es geht sie gehen
the verb: gehen-to go
Further i want to discuss the word Sie and its difference with sie
Usually when we speak in German a girl with respect is with a pronoun Sie. Now what happens when sie is they and when Sie also called as sie when no respect is to be shown is the incomplete verb used
'Sie sind' will mean "they"(sind=are)
'sie/Sie ist' would mean "she"
Some interesting German gestures
How are you? Wie gehtes ihnen?
whats ur name? Wie heissen sie?
what are you doing? Was machst du?
yes ja
no nein
good morning! Guten Morgen
Good evening! Gut Abent!
good night Guten Nacht!
Note: All nouns in German start with a capital letter
we know the following in English in present tense
Singular plural
first person I go We go
second person you go you all go
third person he/she/it goes they go
in German it is like this
ich gehe wir gehen
Sie geht sie gehen
er/sie/es geht sie gehen
the verb: gehen-to go
Further i want to discuss the word Sie and its difference with sie
Usually when we speak in German a girl with respect is with a pronoun Sie. Now what happens when sie is they and when Sie also called as sie when no respect is to be shown is the incomplete verb used
'Sie sind' will mean "they"(sind=are)
'sie/Sie ist' would mean "she"
Some interesting German gestures
How are you? Wie gehtes ihnen?
whats ur name? Wie heissen sie?
what are you doing? Was machst du?
yes ja
no nein
good morning! Guten Morgen
Good evening! Gut Abent!
good night Guten Nacht!
Note: All nouns in German start with a capital letter
German Tutorials-I
Introduction
Theres this thing about the German Language..the gender. Surprisingly the Deutsch language and its grammar is governed by the Gender and know what? Every little noun( a person, name, thing) has its own gender. For eg a man is masculine but a girl is neuter..amazing isnt it? A girl is called "das Madchen" and man is called "der Mann". Here das and der are articles like the English "the". every noun must be with an artcile .. der for masculine, das for neuter and die for feminine whereas "die " goes for every plural form.
The German people as far as i have read are not good in their habbits. They leave their rooms untidy and the toilets uncleaned. German is a language third in the world spoken most. In india especially in Mumbai city German and French are widly used. French was in fact a part of the Mumbai SSC board and most other South Indian boards in India. German made simple 2 t
There is a high demand all over for interpreters and teachers and the langauge if well learned can fetch you an earning of 30000 to 50000 per month.This can be done as a freelancer as well. Beside there are companies which undertake translation projects and the projects are handed over to you the German students.
The Mumbai university offers courses as BA in German.
Lets start learning German ..we will help you.
How to work on frames in html
Ever wondered why links open in same window and in the same page as that of the site. For eg i have a blog with many buttons which open in a new page. One way is to use target in your html code.. like this <a href="http://www.blogger.com/test1.html" target="_self">click me</a>.There is a way however a page can be opened in a part of the same page using frames and using target of html
Follow these steps
1) Create four pages testx1.html, testx2.html, testx3.html, testx4.html
2)Create a page as index.html with the following code
<html>
<body>
<a href="testx2.html" target=spinac>
link1</a>
<br>
<a href="testx3.html" target=spinac>
link2</a>
<br>
<a href="testx4.html"target=spinac>
link3</a>
</body>
</html>
3)Create a page test1.html which will create frames (this page will be without a body tag)
<html>
<head>
<title>
html tutorial
</title>
</head>
<frameset>
<frameset cols="20%,80%">
<frame src="index.html">
<frameset rows="20%,80%">
<frame src="testx1.html">
<frame src="testx2.html" name="spinac">
</frameset>
</html>
Note that we have named the frame with page "testx3.html" as spinac and used target =spinac in the index.html page. You can clearly see that the pages will open in the target frame spinac.
I hope this was useful.
Follow these steps
1) Create four pages testx1.html, testx2.html, testx3.html, testx4.html
2)Create a page as index.html with the following code
<html>
<body>
<a href="testx2.html" target=spinac>
link1</a>
<br>
<a href="testx3.html" target=spinac>
link2</a>
<br>
<a href="testx4.html"target=spinac>
link3</a>
</body>
</html>
3)Create a page test1.html which will create frames (this page will be without a body tag)
<html>
<head>
<title>
html tutorial
</title>
</head>
<frameset>
<frameset cols="20%,80%">
<frame src="index.html">
<frameset rows="20%,80%">
<frame src="testx1.html">
<frame src="testx2.html" name="spinac">
</frameset>
</html>
Note that we have named the frame with page "testx3.html" as spinac and used target =spinac in the index.html page. You can clearly see that the pages will open in the target frame spinac.
I hope this was useful.
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