A new practica and easy method of learning the German language. 1st course. 2d American, from the 8th London ed

Franz Ahn

Sujets

• German language

Informations

• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 8
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

Extrait

:LO
loo
CO
=LO
ito
1CD
CO*
" v
* -
.
All) ITALIANGERMAN, SPANISH,
TEXT-BOOKS.
TEXT-BOOKS.GERMAN
Pro-andAdler's English-and-GermanGerman-and-English
1 8vo volume.large 1,400 pages.nouncing Dictionary. elegant
of this has been toThe aim of the authordistinguished vyork
of the most recent inall the valuable results investigationsembody
not a reliableGerman which become guidea Lexicon, might only
of the but one which wouldthefor practical acquisition language,
of his to whichnot forsake the student in the walks pursuits,higher
the accentuation ofwould invite him. It containsits treasures
with aGerman several hundredword, synonymes, togetherevery
and a dic-and list of the verbs,classification alphabetical irregular
of German abbreviations.tionary
have not beenThe whichworks, likewise, completelyforeign
reflectionand which often differ in andGermanized, pronunciation
as are have beenfrom such native, designated by particularpurely
marks.
I2mo.of the above.Abridgment
German Reader. 12mo. 308 pages.Progressive
Or-Schiller's Maid ofGerman Literature : Containing
in Tauris Tieck's Puss inGoethe's ; Boots;leans; Iphigeuia
With Critical Introductionsthe Goethe and Schiller.Xenia, by
an ofand Notes to which is added AppendixExplanatory ;
the Sixteenthof German from the middle ofSpecimens Prose,
550to the middle of the Nineteenth Centuries. 12mo. pages.
12mo.Aim's German Grammar.
Editedfor Germans to Learn English.*Bryan's Grammar,
Prof. SCHMIEDBB. 12uio. 189by pages.
12mo. 287German Grammar. pages.Eichhorn's Practical
12mo. 164Eeader. pages.GermanElementaryHeydenreich's
is addedto which Reader,(Ehlschlager's Pronouncing
with-to and understand the Germana Method of ReadLearning
out a Teacher. 1'imo. 25-4 pages.
the ofIn this Method StudySeries German.Mastery
*
to themar is asexcluded, being antagonisticwholly
12mo.THOMAS PRENDEKGAST.Process. ByS."A.\!^7f WORK'S.STANDARD
of toOllendorf 'D New Method andLearning Read, Write,
German GEORGE J. A.M.the Language. By ADLEB,Speak
12ino. 510 pages.
KEY TO EXERCISES. volume.Separate
Few books have maintained their in the schools forpopularity
a at- Ihe Ollendorff series. The verdictso period pronouncedlong
their on their first in has beenin favor, signallyappearance Europe,
in America.confirmed
for Ollendorff'sGrammars to Germans.Teaching English
New Method for Germans to Learn to andRead, Write, Speak
and to Schools andthe English Language. Arranged adapted
Private Academies. P. GANDS. 12tno. 599By pages.
KEY TO THE EXERCISES. volume.Separate
5 12mo. of a Se-Roemer's Reader. vols., ConsistingPolyglot
of translated intories French, German.English extracts, Span-
and Italian The several volumes asish, respectively. designed
mutual to each.Keys
Practical Grammar of the GermanWrage's Language.
31512mo. pages.
SPANISH TEXT-BOOKS,
a andAhn's Grammar. Being New, Practical, EasySpanish
Method of the after theLearning Spanish Language; System
of A. F. Doctor of and Professor at the Col-AHN, Philosophy,
of Neuss. First American revised andlege Edition, enlarged.
12mo. 149 pages.
KEY TO THE EXERCISES. volume.Separate
Butler's Teacher and Phrase-Book. AnSpanish Colloquial
and Agreeable Method of a Knowl-Easy Acquiring Speaking
of the 18mo. 293edge Spanish Language. pages.
De Vere's Grammar of the With a His-Spanish Language.
of thetory and Practical Exercises. 12mo. 273Language pp.
Morales's With anReader. AnalyticalProgressive Spanish
of the AGTJSTIN JOSEStudy Spanish Language. By MORALES.
A. H. Professor of theM., M., Spanish and LiteratureLanguage
in theNew York Free 12mo.Academy.
SEE END OK THIS VOLUME.,
;-- e*&VA NEW
PRACTICAL AND EASY METHOD
OF LEARNING
LANGUAGE.GERMAN
BY
F. AH N,
DOCTOR OP PHUOSOPHT AND FUOFESSOR AT TUB COLLEGE OFNECT33.
FIRST COURSE.
SECOND AMERICAN PROM THE EIGHTH LONDON EDITION.
M
NEW YORK:
D. APPLJETON AND COMPANY
649 & 651 BROADWAY.
1872.PF
3111
PREFACE.
Learn a as learn motketforeign language you your
: this is in a few words the method I havewhichtongue
in this little work. It is the that nature her-adopted way
self it is the same which the mother out infollows, points
to her to achild, it hundred times thespeaking repeating
same them andwords, combining imperceptibly, succeeding
toin this make it the same sheway speak language speaks.
To learn in this manner a is amuse-is no it anlonger study,
ment.
the to have learned his ownSupposing pupil language by
I it to add a few whichrules,principles, thought proper
will serve to shorten the course and render the
progress
more secure.
THE AUTHOR.TABLE
OF THE OERMAN DECLENSIONS.
ARRANGED
Dr. MARTIN WEISS,By
FBOM TOE UNIVERSITY OF LATE FRENCH AND GERMAN AT THEMASTER,BERLIN,
EOYAL COLLEGK DUNOANNOST.
Almost German Grammar used in statesEnglandevery
a different number of Declensions. Dr. NCEHDEN whose
the hasGrammar is in best,every respect unquestionably
the of Declensions to andto reduce number four,attempted
havethink But German GrammariansI most successfully.
tries to imitatehis WENDEBORN whonot adopted system.
RENDER in hisLatin five whilst Dr.the Declensions,gives
has madeto smooth the to the learner, appearwayanxiety
one Declension. In itselfan absurd doctrine of Germany
Theeither ADELUNG or KLOPSTOCK.Grammarians follow
the best and the leastof the former offeringbeingsystem
in thethe student. 1 have triedconfusion to following
the Declensions of all German Nounstable to uponarrange
ADELUNG'S plan..<'
sj
a
"2ia!!J
^
- ^ ^ -o"S- SOQ 2 g^
1
8? ^ a
'
*
.3 g>"S
-"fl _,