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klingen
" and "
fühlen
" you should know all of 
these. The the "Er sieht aus" is to show you it is a separable-prefix verb.
Sein To Be
Aussehen To Look
Er sieht aus He Looks
Fühlen To Feel
Klingen To Sound

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Nationality
This also a large section of this lesson, nationality, it is very important. You can use it as a stereotype, 
or for your heritage. There are many nationalities, too many to go over in this lesson, you will more 
nationality as this level, and book goes on. Right now we are just going to have a vague little list, and 
as this section goes there will be more, like 
Swede
and
Swedish
or 
Frenchman
, 
Frenchwoman
, 
and 
French
. And so for the list...
Major Nationalities
This is the small list, make sure you memorize this list and the next one.
Deutscher
Amerikaner
Spanier
Italiener
Franzose
Frenchman
Describing People with Nationality
It is no surprise you can describe people with nationality, most times, it's stereotypical, like norwegians 
are blonde, tall, ect. or germans wear lederhosen, drink beer, and play polka all day long, but that is just 
not true. However you can just use it for what it is, a nationality. If you do describe people by 
nationality this will help. Okay, you should already know how to describe, right?
This part we will get more in to detail later, but right is is an important part of describing people with 
nationality, even though in English we most times don't do this, in German they do. The difference 
between nationality and language, like in English, 
French
and