FULL A1 GERMAN COURSE

Learn to search for housing, read real apartment ads, and communicate with landlords, while mastering essential rental vocabulary such as anzeigen, die wohnung, zentral, ruhig, möbliert, unmöbliert, zimmer, küche, wohnzimmer.

Practice describing your current or future living space in German using haben and wohnen, and learn adjectives like hell, ruhig, grosse, kleine through guided sentence-building exercises.

Learn to read a real housing ad by decoding key rental terms: house rules, minimum rental period, utilities, inclusive versus not included costs, notice periods, with a downloadable pdf.

Learn essential German grocery shopping vocabulary in a real supermarket, including fruits, vegetables, meat, beverages, household items, opening hours, and how to ask for help and handle checkout conversations.

Learn essential German for shopping: say you’re looking for pasta, ask where to find it, choose size, pay with cash or card, and say das ist alles.

Explore bakeries and markets, learn essential phrases and the ich will construction with wohnen, and master eat here or take away plus self-service and pfand concepts.

Learn to make medical appointments in Austria and Germany, speak with a doctor, and call an ambulance, while mastering German numbers, telling time, and weekday terms.

Learn to describe common health issues in German for a doctor's appointment, including fever, flu, aches, and back pain, and understand how to use ein rezept to visit the pharmacy.

Explore essential survival German for pharmacy visits, including how to ask for medicine at Apoteket, understand prescriptions, express dosage and frequency, and name an address in strasse and city.

Navigate bureaucracy in Germany and Austria by registering after renting, enabling bank accounts and insurance. Compare light meter and van meter utilities, and use melda for residence permits.

Explain how insurance works in Germany and Austria, with public coverage for workers and private plans for freelancers. Note compulsory coverage for visas and verify which treatments are covered.

Open a bank account in Austria or Germany by visiting the bank with your passport or residence card, choose a checking and a savings account, and handle cards in person.

Navigate Austria and Germany public transport by buying tickets online or at counters with OBB and Deutsche Bahn, check timetables at Hauptbahnhof, and always validate tickets to avoid fines.

Learn to ask for directions in German by focusing on accusative and dative, with nominative as the base, and how articles change with each case for movement or location.

Master essential travel vocabulary for taxis and trains, online bookings, and card payments, handle delays or cancellations in Germany, and complete the final project by handwriting a German letter.