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Lektion 7 · A1 · LingoBoss German

Learn German A1: Shopping at the Supermarket 🛒 | Plural, Prices & Quantities

Learn German A1 for supermarket shopping: Einkaufen im Supermarkt, German plural, prices, quantities and useful checkout phrases. In this beginner German lesson from LingoBoss German, Lena and Leo teach you how to shop in a supermarket in German. You will learn fruit and vegetables, the plural article "die", the common trap "zwei Apfel" vs. "zwei Äpfel", us...

Chapters · 14
0:00zwei Apfel oder zwei Äpfel?
0:33Intro
1:03Überblick
1:27Obst und Gemüse
2:06Der deutsche Plural
2:45Mengen: Kilo, Liter, Packung
3:17Fragen im Supermarkt
3:42Wortschatz: 5 wichtige Wörter
4:56An der Kasse
5:22Quiz
6:22Dialog: an der Kasse
7:07Geschichte: der vergessene Einkaufszettel
8:11Zusammenfassung
8:45Lied: Ein Kilo Äpfel
Transcript

I'd like two apple, please. Two... Apfel? That's wrong! It's: two ÄPFEL! With an umlaut! Uh... Äpfel? Not Apfels? Exactly. The German plural is special. Don't worry, we'll learn it now. Let's go! Hello and a warm welcome back! I'm Leo. And I'm Lena. Great that you're here! Last week we ordered in a café. A coffee, a cola – remember? Today we go shopping. To the supermarket! We buy fruit and vegetables. Let's go! This is our shopping list for today. First fruit and vegetables. Then the plural – die Äpfel, die Tomaten. Quantities: a kilo, a litre, a pack. Asking questions and paying at the till. And at the end: dialogue, quiz and a story! Look in the cart. This is what we buy. The apple. One apple, two apples. The tomato. Red and tasty! The banana. Yellow and sweet. The potato. Very important in Germany! The egg. One egg, many eggs. And the bread. Fresh from the baker! Every word has an article and a plural. Learn both together! Now the key point: the plural. Many words get an umlaut. Der Apfel becomes die Äpfel. A becomes ä! Others get an -n. Die Tomate, die Tomaten. Or an -er. Das Ei, die Eier. And very important: the article in the plural... ...is always die! Die Äpfel, die Eier, die Brote. One word, one plural. Learn them by heart! When shopping you need quantities. A kilo of apples. A kilo has a thousand grams. A litre of milk. For liquids. A bottle of water. A pack of biscuits. And a piece of cheese. Important: no 'von'! Just: ein Kilo Äpfel. Quantity plus word. Very simple! This is how you speak in the supermarket. I need a kilo of apples. Do you have bananas? Where do I find the milk? And what do you hear? Was darf es sein? Aisle three, on the left. That's five euros. Ask politely – and everything works! Five important words. Number one: To shop. That's what you do in the supermarket. I'm going shopping. We do the shopping. What are you buying? Number two: the supermarket. The supermarket is big. I'm going to the supermarket. Where is the supermarket? Number three: to need. Very useful! I need bread. What do you need? We need milk. Number four: fruit and vegetables. Fruit is healthy. Apples, bananas, oranges. I eat a lot of vegetables. Tomatoes are vegetables. Number five: cheap and expensive. Opposites. Apples are cheap. Meat is expensive. The price is good. I'll buy it! At the till you pay for your shopping. One kilo of apples, two euros. Two litres of milk, three euros. One bread, two euros. Two plus three plus two is seven. That's seven euros. Numbers from lesson four! Cash or by card? Quiz time! Answer out loud. Five questions. Question one: der Apfel in the plural? Die Äpfel! With an umlaut. Question two: Which article in the plural? Always die! For all words. Question three: a ___ of milk? A litre of milk! Question four: How do you ask for the price? Was kostet das? Perfect! Last question: two plus three plus two euros? Seven euros! You're a pro! Now a real dialogue. Leo is at the till. Good day! Did you find everything? Almost. Where do I find the eggs? Aisle two, next to the milk. Thanks! Okay, now I have everything. A kilo of apples and two litres of milk. That's five euros, please. Can I pay by card here? Yes, of course. Card or cash. By card, please. Here. Thank you! Have a nice day! Lena, tell us. What happened while shopping? Oh, that was funny. So, listen. Yesterday I had a shopping list. But at the supermarket – I'd forgotten it! Oh no! And then? I think: I need apples. So I take apples. But how many? I don't remember anymore. So I buy... three kilos of apples! Three kilos? That's so much! At the till I pay eight euros just for apples. Haha! And at home? At home I already had five apples. Now way too many! The lesson: don't forget the shopping list! Exactly! Write everything down. Always! Well done! That was lesson seven. You can now shop in a supermarket. You know the plural: die Äpfel, die Tomaten. In the plural the article is always die! And you know the quantities: kilo, litre, pack. Next lesson: clothes and colours. We go shopping! See you soon! Bye! One kilo of apples, one liter of milk Come to the market, sing with us quietly! One apple, two apples - with umlaut, listen carefully one tomato, two tomatoes yes, you can do that too! One egg, two eggs, one bread, two breads in the plural the article is always the no problem, oh dear! One kilo of apples, one liter of milk I need, I buy, I pay - not much! How much does it cost? Tell me! Shopping in German – we learn here! One kilo, one liter one pack included a bottle of water a piece of cheese for you and you Two euros, three euros that makes seven, numbers from lesson four they stayed! One kilo of apples, one liter of milk I need, I buy, I pay - not much! How much does it cost? Tell me! Shopping in German – we learn here! Do you have bananas? Where can I find the milk? Aisle three, left — thank you how cheap! Cheap or expensive? Cash or with card? There's a beep at the cash register - and I wait Hello in the supermarket I would like fruit and vegetables near and far, the apple, the apples now I know German with Lena and Leo the time has come! One kilo of apples, one liter of milk I need, I buy, I pay - not much! How much does it cost? Tell me! German with Lena and Leo for you and me! Don’t forget the shopping list until next time!