I can understand a radio weather forecast and a station announcement: what the weather is like where, when the train leaves, how late it is, and where you need to change trains.
What the text is about
What the text is about
You'll read a morning radio broadcast: the Monday weather forecast for two cities, a traffic report, and finally an announcement from the train station.
In texts like these, look for four things: the city, the time of day, the temperature (Celsius) — and for the train: the track, the delay, and where to change trains.
It's all in the present tense, and the listener is addressed with Sie: “Bitte beachten Sie …”, “Steigen Sie bitte in Linz um.”
Lesson notes
What the text is about
You'll read a morning radio broadcast: the Monday weather forecast for two cities, a traffic report, and finally an announcement from the train station.
In texts like these, look for four things: the city, the time of day, the temperature (Celsius) — and for the train: the track, the delay, and where to change trains.
It's all in the present tense, and the listener is addressed with Sie: “Bitte beachten Sie …”, “Steigen Sie bitte in Linz um.”