Beginner's Course 1
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An easy way to start making yourself understood: when introducing yourself, at a hotel, in a café and when travelling. You will be guided through expressions, grammar and pronunciation step by step. The course is based on level A1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
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Get StartedHallo, wie geht's? Part 1
how to say hello how to introduce yourself how to ask someone how they are
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Get StartedHallo, wie geht's? Part 2
to introduce yourself to say goodbye the formal form of address
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Get StartedHallo, wie geht's? Review
the vocabulary from the previous two lessons how to address someone formally and informally
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Get StartedSind Sie aus Berlin? Part 1
the personal pronouns
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Get StartedSind Sie aus Berlin? Part 2
to say where you or someone comes from the verb "sein" {to be}
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Get StartedSind Sie aus Berlin? Review
the vocabulary from the previous two lessons the forms of "sein" {to be}
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Get StartedGerman pronunciation: "e", "ei" and "ie"
how to pronounce "e", "ei" and "ie"
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Get StartedWoher kommst du? Part 1
to say where you come from and where you live to make questions with "wo" and "woher" the forms of the verbs "kommen" and "leben"
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Get StartedWoher kommst du? Part 2
to say which languages you speak to say which nationality people have the forms of the verb "sprechen"
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Get StartedWoher kommst du? Review
the vocabulary from the previous two lessons regular verb forms languages, nationalities and countries
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Get StartedGerman pronunciation: "ä", "ö" and "ü"
how to pronounce "ä", "ö" and "ü"
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Get StartedWie ist das Hotel? Part 1
to fill in a form with personal information the numbers from 0 to 10 two more regular verbs: "wohnen" and "heißen"
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Get StartedWie ist das Hotel? Part 2
to talk about hotels to say that something is {not} good the definite articles
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Get StartedWie ist das Hotel? Review
the vocabulary from the previous two lessons the verbs "heißen" and "wohnen" the definite articles in the singular the numbers from 0 to 10
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Get StartedGerman pronunciation: "k", "z" and "c"
how to pronounce "k", "z" and "c"
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Get StartedSie wünschen? Part 1
to order drinks in a café the forms of the verb "nehmen" the indefinite articles and their use
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Get StartedSie wünschen? Part 2
how to pay bills and tip in German cafés when "der" becomes "den"
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Get StartedSie wünschen? Review
the vocabulary from the previous two lessons the verb "nehmen" the indefinite articles the accusative forms "einen" and "den"
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Get StartedGerman pronunciation: "ch"
how to pronounce "ch"
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Get StartedWas kostet die Fahrkarte? Part 1
to use public transport how to ask for a price the verb "fahren" the numbers from 11 to 20
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Get StartedWas kostet die Fahrkarte? Part 2
some more question words the verb "haben" the plural of nouns
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Get StartedWas kostet die Fahrkarte? Review
the vocabulary from the previous two lessons the verbs "fahren" and "haben" the numbers from 11 to 20 nouns in the plural
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Get StartedGerman pronunciation: "s", "ß", "st" and "sch"
how to pronounce "s", "ß", "st" and "sch"
