Nathalie
At the beginning of each new lesson, Paul says something like
wilkommen zur ????? funf punkt vier (or whatever lesson number)
the word which would replace the question marks sounds a little like 'Einhard' or Einhart' and I can only assume means 'Lesson' because the sentence is translated by Nik as 'Welcome to lesson (whatever)'
I have looked through various dictionarys and the various words for 'Lesson' include Lehrstunde, and Lektion, but I cannot find anything that resembles the word that Paul uses as that the begining of each lesson. Please tell me, what is it?
Ken
wilkommen zur ????? funf punkt vier
Ken1
June 3, 2008
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June 3, 2008
Hi Ken,
Paul uses the word Einheit (die Einheit) which means unit/lesson.
:D
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