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6.11 Eine Einkaufsliste schreiben

Guten Tag!

Zum Aufwärmen machen wir unseren Tagesminiplausch und eine Wiederholung.

Wiederholung

In the previous lesson, you learned about the diversity of foods in Germany, how to express that you are hungry and/or thirsty, and how to say want you want to eat. Let’s review what you have learned.

Jetzt bist du dran!

For a moment inhabit your German child persona. You feel hungry and thirsty. How would you express that? Now (like a demanding child 🙂) say want you want to eat. Write these sentences in your written journal. Then practice reading them aloud in your audio journal.

Lektionsüberblick

When you are in Germany, you will likely have many meals at home, which means you will need to shop for groceries (Lebensmittel einkaufen). In this lesson, we will prepare for your shopping, by thinking about what you will eat for the next meals and then writing a shopping list. In the end, you will be able to 1) make a meal plan and 2) write a shopping list based on your meal plan.

1) Der Plan (The plan)

It’s time to plan your meals for the week. If you are not a plan-ahead type, that’s okay. It will still be a great opportunity to review the days of the week, meals, and food.

Look at Sofia’s Essenplan below.

What foods do you recognize?

 

 

Montag Dienstag Mittwoch Donnerstag Freitag Samstag Sonntag
Frühstück Joghurt mit Beeren Bagel mit

Frischkäse

 Joghurt mit Beeren Bagel mit

Frischkäse

 Joghurt mit Beeren Ruhrei mit Speck Pfannkuchen mit Ahornsirup
Mittag-essen Belegtes Brot mit Aufschnitt Suppe Suppe Salat mit Tomaten und Sauce Belegtes Brot mit Aufschnitt Hamburger und Pommes Frites Nudeln mit Sauce
Abend-essen Ofenkartoffel Taco Dienstag Reis mit Hühnerfleisch Reis mit Gemüse Gemüse-Curry Sushi Pizza mit Salami
What is missing from Sofia’s Essenplan? Can you think of anything that needs to be added?
(Consider: additional Mahlzeiten that we have discussed, Getränke, etc.)

 

Jetzt bist du dran!

Draw a table in your journal like the one above with the Wochentage (days of the week) on one axis and the verschiedene Mahlzeiten (different kinds of meals) you generally have in the other. Now fill in your table with what you typically eat and drink for each meal.

 

Norddeutschland im Blickpunkt

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Luftbild der Altstadt von Lübeck (Carsten Steger)

Lübeck ist die zweitgrößte Stadt in Schleswig-Holstein mit knapp 217.000 Einwohnern. Sie liegt 68,4km östlich von Hamburg an der Lübecker Bucht einer Meeresbucht der Ostsee. Die früheste Überlieferung des Namens Lübecks in der Form Liubice ist aus der 2. Hälfte des 11. Jahrhunderts. Lübeck war im Mittelalter eines der bedeutendsten Mitglieder der Hanse und prägte den Handel im gesamten Ostseeraum. Die gut erhaltene Altstadt gehört heute zum UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe. Lübeck ist auch für ihr Lübecker Marzipan weltweit bekannt. Zwei der größten Hersteller dieser Süßware aus gemahlenen Mandeln und Zucker, Niederegger und Mest, haben ihren Hauptsitz in Lübeck.

Das Holstentor

Lübeck is the second-largest city in Schleswig-Holstein with just under 217,000 inhabitants. It is located 68.4 km (42.5mi) east of Hamburg on the Bay of Lübeck, an inlet of the Baltic Sea. The earliest recorded mention of Lübeck’s name in the form Liubice dates back to the second half of the 11th century. Lübeck was one of the most important members of the Hanseatic League in the Middle Ages and shaped trade throughout the Baltic region. The well-preserved old town is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Lübeck is also known for its marzipan. Two of the largest producers of this confection of ground almonds and sugar, Niederegger and Mest, have their headquarters in Lübeck.

2) die Einkaufsliste schreiben (writing your shopping list)

Now let’s build your shopping list based on what you wrote in your Essensplan. You will most likely need food from the following categories: Obst, Gemüse, Fleisch/Fisch, Milchprodukte, anderes, Getränke.

 

Here is what Sofia will need for the first two day of her Essensplan to give you an idea:

Einkaufliste

Obst

Erdbeeren

Heidelbeeren

 

Gemüse

Kartoffeln

 

Fleisch/Fisch

Schinken-Aufschnitt

 

Milchprodukte

Joghurt

Milch

Butter

 

Anderes

Brot

 

Getränke

Kaffee

 

Before you build your list, let’s review the food categories.

Jetzt bist du dran!

In your written journal write down the following categories: Obst, Gemüse, Fleisch/Fisch, Milchprodukte, anderes, Getränke. Then using your Essensplan write down the foods you will need to buy in each category to make at least two days of your Essensplan happen.
Then imagine telling your German roommate the items that you will need to pick up from the store. Record yourself saying each item on the list in your audio journal. If you are unsure of pronunciation remember that the foods above have been pronounced for you in the course presentations throughout this unit (6.1 Obst, 6.2 Gemüse, 6.3 Fleisch/Fisch/Eiweiss, 6.4 Getränke).

 

Zum Schluß

In this lesson, you learned to 1) make a meal plan and 2) write a shopping list based on your meal plan.
Was musst du einkaufen? Return to your Essensplan and write a shopping list for the whole week. Be sure to check your spelling with the language from this Thema. Then record yourself in your audio journal. If you can do it immediately without reading, that’s great! Otherwise, practice saying it a couple times before recording. Or rerecord, if you are not satisfied.
Remember, you can go back to previous lessons to practice pronunciation: 6.1 Obst, 6.2 Gemüse, 6.3 Fleisch/Fisch/Eiweiss, 6.4 Getränke.

*As you conclude this lesson, don’t forget to check Canvas!*

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