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is
 wet, She 
is
 stupid, I 
am
 lazy
. But you do use other verbs like feel, looks, ect. This lesson we 
will be sticking mostly with the verbs we've learned in the past. We will, however, learn one new verb. 
All sentences we will create will be in the nomitive case. Okay, let's get started!
In term of beauty, you can say four basic things. These aren't all, but these are the easiest and simplest 
ones.

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She is beautiful.
Sie ist schön.
He is ugly.
Er ist häßlich.
These two use the verb 
to be
, and the next one will use the verb 
to look
which would need something 
else in order to make sense.
She looks beautiful, but that shirt is ugly.
Sie sieht schön aus, aber dieses Hemd ist häßlich.
He looks ugly, but he looked handsome yesterday.
Er sieht häßlich aus, aber gestern hat er schön ausgesehen.
And in the last sentence it says "ausgesehen." Don't worry about that--it wouldn't be taught until Level 
3. So since you get the idea of describing, let's learn a new verb! And the new verb is 
klingen
which is 
to sound
. As in "He sounds weird.", "She sounds boring." Since we know how to describe, we really 
don't have to cover it. It's works just like other verbs.
He sounds nice.
Er klingt nett.
They sound funny.
Sie klingen komisch.
Remember that when describing it's S+V+A, or subject, verb, then adjective. Exactly like in English. 
For right now, that's all for describing things. We are going to have some small describing lessons with 
some parts of this lesson.
Related Verbs
Okay we just went over the verb in the previous section. This will basically be a list that will help you 
memorize them better, and there is not a lot. Other then "