Go beyond 'Es regnet' — learn to chat about weather like a German. Forecast phrases, small-talk starters, and how to complain about the weather (a national pastime!).'What will the weather be like tomorrow?' — 'werden' (will) + weather forecast vocab.Wie wird das Wetter morgen?'It's supposed to rain / snow.' — 'sollen' for forecasts. Build: 'Am Wochenende soll es sonnig werden.'Es soll regnen / schneien.To sweat / to freeze — 'Ich schwitze!' vs 'Mir ist kalt!' (I'm cold — uses dative!).schwitzen / frierenThe thunderstorm / the storm — 'Es gibt ein Gewitter!' = There's a thunderstorm!das Gewitter / der Sturm'It's freezing outside!' — compound adj: eis+kalt. Try: 'Es ist stockfinster!' (pitch dark).Es ist draußen eiskalt!To dress / undress — 'Zieh dich warm an!' = Dress warmly! Reflexive + separable verb.sich anziehen / ausziehen'Spring is finally coming!' — Practice seasons: Frühling, Sommer, Herbst, Winter.Der Frühling kommt endlich!'Es soll morgen regnen' means…It must rainIt's supposed to rain tomorrowIt should stop raining'Mir ist kalt' uses which case for 'mir'?nominativeaccusativedative'Zieh dich warm an!' — 'anziehen' is a…modal verbseparable verbstrong verb onlyWhich compound adjective means 'freezing cold'?superkalteiskaltganz kalt
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