Tag: German as a foreign language
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First German Lesson for English-Speaking Learners
Your first German lesson for English-speaking beginners: learn familiar German words, the articles der, die, das, important basic verbs and simple everyday sentences. With German and English side by side, you can understand and practise your first German conversations step by step.
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German Test A1 – Dialogues, Reading Comprehension, Grammar and Everyday Language
Take an A1 German test with dialogues, reading comprehension, grammar and everyday language. Open the English and German versions side by side, check unfamiliar words while you work and create your own vocabulary list for later revision.
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RELAXED TO A1 Is Getting Simpler: Six Versions Instead of 36
From section 003 onwards, RELAXED TO A1 will become much simpler: instead of 36 bilingual versions, there will only be six language versions in German, English, French, Spanish, Italian and Russian. Learners can open their native language and target language directly side by side and compare the texts sentence by sentence. At the same time,…
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Local Two-Way Prepositions – Describing Direction and Location or Position
Learn German two-way prepositions visually with clear image pairs showing movement (accusative) and location (dative). Simple examples with balls and boxes help you quickly and intuitively understand in, an, auf, über, unter, vor, hinter, neben and zwischen.
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The 30 Most Important German Verbs – 300 Simple Example Sentences for Beginners (A1–A2)
Learn the 30 most important German verbs with 300 simple A1-level example sentences. Each verb comes with ten short everyday sentences that help you quickly expand your vocabulary and learn common German sentence structures.
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You Don’t Need Grammar to Learn a Language!
Do you really need to memorize grammar rules before you can speak a new language? Not at all! Discover why your brain is naturally wired for language learning, how bilingual texts, relaxation, and varied activities help you learn intuitively, and why my complete A1 course with more than 5,300 learning files is available for a…
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How to Recognize German Nouns More Easily – Common Noun Endings Explained
Common German noun endings such as -ung, -heit, -keit, and -chen make it much easier to recognize nouns. In this article, you will learn the most important noun endings with practical examples and discover how they can help you improve your German more quickly.