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Kommt er heute hier?
Does he come here today?
“Heute” (today) usually comes before “hier” (here)
Seid ihr ZU Hause?
Are you (group) IN the house/home?
Geht ihr NACH Hause?
are you going TO the house/home?
Spielst du oft Fußball?
Do you play football often?
In German, time expressions (like “oft” – often) usually come after the verb but before the object.
Kauft sie viel?
Does she buy a lot?
“viele” needs a noun: viele Bücher (many books), or change to viel if uncountable/general.
Trinkt er Wein?
Does he drink wine?
Hörst du gern Musik?
Do you like listening to music?
In German, “gern” comes before the object for a more natural flow.
Schlank
Slim
sportlich
Sporty
zweimal pro Woche
Twice per week
in der Freizeit
In free time
Ich sitze am Computer
I sit at computer - сидеть за компьютером
Ich surfe im Internet
I surf in the internet
Ich studiere hier an der Uni
I study here at university
Er sitzt am Morgen nicht am Computer.
He doesn’t sit at the computer in the morning.
In statements, “nicht” usually comes after the verb and any time expressions, but before the part you’re negating.