This is the first section.
This is where your course RELAXED TO A1 begins.
Please follow these steps:
- Read the text.
- Listen to the audios.
- Speak out loud.
- Watch the videos.
- Practice the words.
- Do the exercises.
- In sections A to L, also read the additional mediabooks.
- At the end, click the button to go to the next section.
- Use the first button to access the language overview.
- You received the passwords by email.
- If you have questions, check the chat.
Chat in English
course description
All links to the 169 sections with files in one- and two-language versions in German
All links to the 169 sections with files in one- and two-language versions in English
All links to the 169 sections with files in one- and two-language versions in French
All links to the 169 sections with files in one- and two-language versions in Spanish
All links to the 169 sections with files in one- and two-language versions in Italian
All links to the 169 sections with files in one- and two-language versions in Russian
Relaxation Music (Audio)
Nature Sounds (Audio)
Nature Sounds (Video)
Novel (Audio)
Novel (Text)







































Novel (Video)
Word lists
Dear course participant, words often cannot be translated literally. Use the lists to learn the pronunciation only. Learn the words in context, that is, with the bilingual novel.
Vocabulary List – nouns (Audio)
Vocabulary List – nouns (Text)





































































Vocabulary List – nouns (Video)
Vocabulary List (Audio) – Verbs
Vocabulary List (Text) – Verbs




































Vocabulary List (Video) – Verbs
Exercises (only in A to L)
Additional Mediabooks (only in A to L)
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