German for Beginners #9: Ordinal Numbers, Dates & Holidays

The video tutorial explains how to form ordinal numbers by adding 'TE' or 'ST' to cardinal numbers. It provides examples of ordinal numbers in the context of holidays and events, such as New Year's Day, Groundhog Day, and Valentine's Day. The tutorial covers ordinal numbers from 1st to 31st, associating each with a specific date and event, helping learners understand the practical use of ordinal numbers in everyday contexts.

What is the rule for forming ordinal numbers from cardinal numbers?

• Add 'TE' or 'ST' to the end of the number

• Add 'ED' to the end of the number

• Add 'LY' to the end of the number

• Add 'ING' to the end of the number

Which holiday is celebrated on February 2nd?

• Groundhog Day

• St. Patrick's Day

• Valentine's Day

• Easter

On which date is the Day of German Unity celebrated?

• October 9th

• September 3rd

• November 9th

• October 3rd

What event is observed on September 11th in the USA?

• Independence Day

• Labor Day

• Patriot Day

• Veterans Day

Which day is known as Earth Wind and Fire Day?

• August 21st

• October 21st

• November 21st

• September 21st

What is celebrated on December 24th?

• Boxing Day

• Christmas Eve

• New Year's Eve

• Christmas Day

Which day is recognized as Memorial Day in the United States?

• May 29th

• November 11th

• July 4th

• June 14th