Akzentfrei: Speak and sound like a native German - Part I
Requirements
- No prior experience in German is required. You can be an absolute beginner!
Description
Welcome to Akzentfrei!
The essence of the course lies in the title itself. Pronunciation and intonation is the backbone of spoken language. And if a native speaker tells you that you speak "Akzentfrei", it's about the highest compliment one can receive.
In this 10-module course, you'll not only learn the rules and essentials of German pronunciation, but also a lot of interesting and cool methods of practice to help you get there. We'll go from distinguishing the difference between ch and sch sounds to pronouncing words like Eierschalensollbruchstellenverursacher with absolute ease.
The topics covered in this first part of the course are:
The Alphabet
Special Characters
Vowels
Diphthongs
Consonants
Consonant Combinations
Long and short vowel sounds
There are many more topics to delve into, but those will be covered in the next part of this course.
As with anything, the magic is in the doing. Practice all the tips and tricks suggested in this course and you'll soon start sounding more and more like a native speaker.
About your instructor:
Pulse of Learning is an EdTeach Startup from Pune, India, founded by Abhiraj Purandare, who is the instructor in this course. He has been teaching German as a foreign language since 2005.
At Pulse of Learning we strive to make learning addictive by designing awesome courses that elicit an "Aha!" from German learners.
Join us and together let us seek a greater perhaps.
Who this course is for:
- Beginner or advanced German learners who want to sound like a native speaker of German and speak 'akzentfrei'!
Instructor
Pulse of Learning is an EdTech Startup from Pune, India.
We are passionate about learning and specialize in teaching German as a foreign language. Our drive is to create and keep creating Aha! moments for German learners. Our students love us for the innovative course concepts we come up with and for the deep learning experience they get with us.
Join us and let's go for a ride with German :) Einen guten Rutsch und alles Gute!