How’d you say in German: “Before you download the second file, you have to download the first file.”?

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In this lesson, we’ll go through the verb: herunterladen (to download) 

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(Note: Keep in mind to actively engage and say the answer OUT LOUD whenever I ask you:

  • “How would you say…”

I’ll give you always a few seconds for your take.)

Here are some of the sample sentences I go through in the podcast: 

 

Ich lade die Datei herunter.

(I load the file down.)

I download the file.

 

Du musst die Datei herunterladen.

(You must the file download.)

You have to download the file.

 

Zuerst musst du die Datei herunterladen.

(First must you the file download.)

First you have to download the file.

 

Danach musst du die Datei herunterladen.

(Afterwards must you the file download.)

Afterwards you have to download the file.

 

Zuerst musst du die erste Datei herunterladen und danach musst du die zweite Datei herunterladen..

(First must you the first file download and afterwards must you the second file download.)

First you have to download the first file and afterwards you have to download the second file.

 

Bevor du die zweite Datei herunterlädst, musst du die erste Datei herunterladen.

(Before you the second file download, must you the first file download.)

Before you download the second file, you have to download the first file.

 

Du muss die erste Datei herunterladen, bevor du die zweite Datei herunterlädst.

(You must the first file download, before you the second file download.)

You have to download the first file before you download the second file. 

 

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Next time we’ll go through the verb: klicken auf (to click on)

 

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