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Wer soll denn die Kühe melken?
Morgens lange schlafen, ein Wochenende mal nicht arbeiten, eine Reise machen: Das können Herr und Frau Renken nicht. Wer soll denn dann die Kühe melken?

Ich bin zu Gast auf dem Bauernhof, bei Familie Renken in der Nähe von Oldenburg. Es ist halb acht abends, wir sitzen um den Tisch - Feierabend.
"Wie war denn der Arbeitstag?", frage ich. "Lang, wie gewöhnlich", antwortet Gerd Renken, der Bauer. Das Leben auf dem Bauernhof ist heute nicht mehr so hart wie vor dreißig Jahren. Doch immer noch beginnt der Tag früh für einen Landwirt. Er muss früh aufstehen, auch samstags und sonntags. "Da schlafen die Kühe nicht extra bis acht", weiß Herr Renken. "Heute Morgen um Viertel nach vier, da sind meine Frau und ich aufgestanden. Wir haben eine Tasse Kaffee getrunken und sind dann in den Stall gegangen."Täglich müssen die Renkens 56 Kühe melken. Sie schaffen das jetzt in einer Stunde, mit der Melkmaschine. Früher hatten sie keine und die Arbeit war sehr anstrengend. "Da haben wir noch mit der Hand gemolken", sagt Herr Renken. "Das hat Stunden gedauert, aber meine Eltern haben noch geholfen. Mein Vater ist aber vor vier Jahren gestorben und meine Mutter ist jetzt zu alt."Herr und Frau Renken haben drei Kinder: Wibke (12) und Imke (15) gehen noch zur Schule. Enno, der Sohn, ist 22 und studiert Jura in Münster. So ist er selten zu Hause, die Eltern machen die Arbeit alleine. "Um Viertel vor sieben", erzählt Frau Renken, "hab' ich heute die Mädchen geweckt, dann die Kühe auf die Weide gebracht.
Um sieben Uhr morgens haben wir wie immer zusammen gefrühstückt. Die Mädchen sind dann um halb acht zur Bushaltestelle gegangen.
Am Vormittag hab' ich die Hühner und die Schweine gefüttert, die Wohnung geputzt und aufgeräumt. Und dann die Wäsche: Ich hab' die Waschmaschine gefüllt. Da hab' ich plötzlich "miau" gehört. Zum Glück war der Schalter noch auf "Aus". Ich hab' die Katze natürlich sofort aus der Maschine genommen." Herr Renken macht nach dem Frühstück den Stall sauber und arbeitet dann draußen. "Nach der Stallarbeit repariere ich die Maschinen. Immer muss man da was in Ordnung bringen, und dann kommt die Arbeit auf dem Feld." Um zwei sind die Mädchen aus der Schule zurück, die Renkens essen zu Mittag.
Nach dem Mittagessen schläft Herr Renken normalerweise eine Stunde.
"Heute hab' ich nur eine halbe Stunde geschlafen. Wir hatten viel zu tun. Meine Frau hat am Nachmittag im Garten gearbeitet, und ich war draußen auf dem Feld. Um Vier haben wir Tee getrunken. Danach bin ich kurz im Hühnerstall gewesen. Aber von unseren zehn Hühnern war keins mehr da. Im Zaun war ein Loch. Wir haben sie sofort gesucht und, zum Glück, alle wieder gefunden. Zehn für uns, keins für den Fuchs! Um halb sechs habe ich dann mit den Mädchen die Kühe von der Weide geholt." Abends melken die Renkens wieder und gegen sieben sind sie meistens fertig. Frau Renken macht das Abendbrot.
"Für heute ist Feierabend", sagt ihr Mann und lächelt.
"Oft mache ich abends aber noch Büroarbeit am Computer. Und meine Frau bügelt oder näht. Später sehen wir fern, aber dabei schlafe ich fast immer im Sessel ein."
"Heute bestimmt nicht", meint Frau Renken. "Heute kommt Fußball."
"Erst mal sehen", sagt der Bauer. "Vielleicht spielt Bayern München gut - dann bleib' ich bestimmt wach bis zum Ende."
Quelle: Delfin, Lehrwerk für Deustch als Fremdsprache, Hueber

Результаты (английский) 1:

Because who is going to milking the cows?Morning lie-in, a weekend time not working, make a trip: Mr. and Mrs. Renken can't do that. Who will milk the cows then?I'm Rafique near the town of Oldenburg to guest on the farm, family. It's half eight at night, we sit around the table - after work."As the day happened?", I ask. "Long, as usual", Gerd Renken, the farmer replies. Life on the farm is today no longer as hard as thirty years ago. But still, the day begins early for a farmer. He must get up early on Saturdays and Sundays. "Then the cows don't sleep up eight", Lord knows Renken. "This morning at quarter after four, since my wife and I got up. We drank a cup of coffee and then went into the stall." Every day you must milk Raghavan 56 cows. You do this in an hour, with the milking machine. Previously they had none and the work was very exhausting. "Since we have milked with the hand", says Mr. Renken. "It took hours, but my parents have helped yet. My father died but four years ago, and my mother is too old." Mr. and Mrs. Renken have three children: Sidney (12) and Louise (15) go to school. Enno, the son is 22 and studied law in Münster. He is rarely at home, the parents do the work alone. "At quarter to seven", woman tells Renken, "have I today raised the girl, then put the cows in the pasture. At seven o'clock in the morning, we have breakfast together as always. The girls are gone then at half past seven to the bus stop. In the morning I fed the chickens and the pigs, cleaned the apartment and cleaned up. And then the laundry: I've filled the washing machine. There I heard suddenly "Meow". Luckily, there was the switch to "Off". I got of course immediately removed the cat from the machine." Mr. Renken makes clean after breakfast the stables and working out. "After the stable work, I fix the machines. Always you need to get what to order, and then comes the work on the field." Two girls from the school are back, the Raghavan have lunch. After lunch, Mr. Renken sleeps normally an hour. "Today I've slept just half an hour. We had much to do. My wife has worked in the afternoon in the garden, and I was out there on the field. We drank tea at four. Then I was short in the hen house. But from our ten chickens, another one was there. There was a hole in the fence. We have looked for her immediately and, fortunately, all recovered. Ten for us, one for the Fox! Around half past five I got then the cows from pasture with the girls." In the evening milking the Raghavan again and against seven, they're mostly done. Wife Renken's Supper. "For today is work", says her husband, smiling. "Often I do at night but still Office work on the computer. And my wife ironing or sewing. Later we watch TV, but while I fall asleep in the Chair." "Certainly not", wife says Renken. "Today is football.""Let's see", says the farmer. "Maybe Bayern Munich plays well — then I'm definitely awake until the end."Source: Dolphin, course for German as a foreign language, Hueber

Результаты (английский) 2:

Who's going to milk the cows?
sleep long in the morning, a weekend not work times, make a trip: The can not Mr. and Mrs. Renken. Who is to milk the cows, then? I am a guest on the farm, with family Renken near Oldenburg. It's half past seven in the evening, we sit around the table -. Feierabend "? How was the working day", I ask. "Long, as usual," replies Gerd Renken, the farmer. Life on the farm is no longer as hard as thirty years ago. But the day still begins early for a farmer. He has to get up early on Saturdays and Sundays. "Since the cows are not separately sleep up to eight," says Mr. Renken. "This morning, got up at a quarter past four since my wife and I are. We drank a cup of coffee and then went to the stable." Every day the Renkens have to milk cows 56. You can do it now in an hour, with the milking machine. Previously they had no work and was very tiring. "Because we still milked by hand," says Mr. Renken. "It took hours, but my parents have helped my father, however, died four years ago and my mother is now too old.." Mr. and Mrs. Renken have three children: Wibke (12) and Imke (15) go to school. Enno, the son, is 22 and studied law in Münster. He is rarely at home, the parents do the work alone. "At a quarter to seven", told Mrs Renken, "I have now awakened the girl, then brought the cows to pasture. At seven clock in the morning we have as always had breakfast together. The girls then went at half past seven to the bus stop. In the morning I have the chickens and the pigs fed, cleaned and tidied the apartment and then the clothes. I have filled the washing machine because I have suddenly "meow" belongs Luckily the switch was set to "Off".. . I have the cat of course immediately removed from the machine. " Mr. Renken makes after breakfast the stables clean and working outdoors. "After the stable work I repair the machine. Always you have to because what put in order, and then the work comes on the field." At two, the girls are out of school back that Renkens lunch. After lunch, Mr. Renken sleeping normally one hour. "Today I have only half an hour sleep. We had a lot to do. My wife in the afternoon in the garden worked, and I was out in the field. At four we drank tea. After that I was briefly in the henhouse. But from our ten chickens there was none left. The fence was a hole. We have sought immediately and, fortunately, , all recovered. Ten of us, none of the fox! At five-thirty I then fetched the cows from the pasture with the girls. " In the evening the Renkens milk again and around seven they are mostly finished. Ms. Renken makes supper. "There Feierabend," said her husband, smiling. "I often do in the evening but still the office working on the computer. And my wife ironed or sewn. Later, we watch TV, but while I sleep almost always in the chair a. " "Today, certainly not," said Mrs Renken. "Today is football." "First let's see," said the farmer. "Maybe Bayern Munich plays well - then I will stay awake determined to the end." Source: dolphin, textbook for Deustch as a foreign language, Hueber

Результаты (английский) 3:

And who's going to do that in the morning the milking cows?
long sleep, a weekend time does not work, make a journey: The Mr and Mrs Renken can not. And who's going to do that then the milking cows?

I am a guest on the farm, at the Family whitefish near Oldenburg. It is half past eight in the evening, we sit around the table - work.
"How was the day? ", I asked. "Long, as usual,"