
Advance your German learning with a seven-unit course featuring grammar, vocabulary, culture, short progressive lessons, end-of-unit recaps, and assignments and quizzes for steady progress.
Explore die Wohngemeinschaft, a shared living arrangement in Germany, where residents have individual rooms and shared facilities, and learn how they live, agree, and spend their days.
Explore how to form was für ein/eine questions in German and apply correct article endings for masculine, feminine, neuter, and plural nouns. Practice examples about cars, jobs, and hobbies.
Explore how to propose German suggestions using modal verbs, with examples like 'we could' and 'would you like to do something over the weekend,' and practice common weekend invitation phrases.
Master the German adjective comparison by reviewing positive forms, forming the comparative with -er, and building the superlative, with shopping and flea market examples.
Learn the adjectives in the accusative case, focusing on masculine changes and how endings after definite and indefinite articles signal declension.
Learn to express equality and difference in German with so groß wie and größer als. Compare two things and use the correct form, as big as or bigger than.
Explore expressing big packages in German, practice adjective endings and declension, and learn that when the adjective comes after the verb, it stays in its basic form.
Learn to order online in German at the advancing beginner level (A2.2), focusing on the 3.04 online bestellen (ordering online) topic.
Explore the zero article in German, its use with plural nouns, names, cities, countries, nationalities, languages, materials, substances, and professions; adjectives carry endings to show case and gender.
Learn how to describe what objects are made of in German using aus with materials like wood, metal, glass, plastic, and paper.
Travel to Germany in unit 4 and visit interesting places. Practice accusative and dative prepositions, boost vocabulary, adjectives, and adverbs, listen to news, and learn how to apologize.
Explore wo and wohin to answer where and where to, master German prepositions of location and movement, and distinguish dative versus accusative usage in static vs moving contexts.
Learn essential German weather vocabulary and phrases for weekend conversations, focusing on talking about bad weather and common terms used in daily speech.
Learn German traffic news vocabulary through authentic cues like Autobahn, Blitzer, and Verkehrsnachrichten, while exploring related phrases and everyday road context.
Learn apologizing in German with a focus on sich entschuldigen, and apply practical phrases for polite everyday communication.
Compare the German conjunctions weil, deshalb, obwohl, meaning because, therefore, and although, and learn how verb placement differs in main clauses (second position) and subordinate clauses (verb at the end).
Explore how to discuss travel plans in German with the key question wohin wollen wir verreisen. Develop practical travel vocabulary and destination phrases for advancing beginners.
Advance your beginner German skills by learning how to book a plane and a bus in German, covering the essentials of making travel reservations.
Learn how to invite someone or suggest an activity in German using 'wollen wir... lass uns', with examples of translations and practical usage.
Practice money-related German vocabulary and everyday money transactions, including paying, banking, and credit cards in daily life.
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Master how to handle a lost credit card scenario with bank guidance and secure information, as presented in a German learning course.
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Practice forming and using natural German responses to common questions with practical phrases such as ja, selbstverständlich, and natürlich, boosting confidence in conversation.
Learn how the preposition mit governs the dative case in German, with examples for masculine, feminine, and neutral nouns, and practice identifying the dative form.
Explore how to find an apartment in Berlin, learn to let someone do something for you, and review prefixes, suffixes, conjunctions, and accusative prepositions while discovering Berlin neighborhoods.
Learn to express Wunsch, Aufforderung, Vorschlag in German using the subjunctive and modal and auxiliary verbs, through Tony's apartment-hunting scenario.
Learn how to express that someone else does something for you in German using the verb lassen, including its irregular conjugation, reflexive forms, and the infinitive in questions.
Master German prepositions by distinguishing which always take the accusative, which require the dative, and how wechselpräpositionen switch with movement versus location.
Review the key lessons from unit seven as you near the end of this German language course.
➜ If you are a complete beginner, please consider taking Part 1 and Part II of my Beginner German Course, and the Part I of my advancing beginner course first. You can find it on my instructor profile.
➜ Move from Beginner to (Pre-)Intermediate German learner! Prepare for the Goethe A2 exam. Finally start speaking German! :)
Jump from beginner to intermediate German speaker with this fun and structured course. Expand your vocabulary and grammar knowledge, make your sentences longer and more complex and level up your fluency!
➜ What you get:
50+ bite-size lessons that can fit into every schedule
30+ PDFs with exercises and practice materials
Assignments and quizzes to test and practice your knowledge
Instructor with over 100 000 happy students on Udemy, ready to answer any questions you might have!
Easy and colorful grammar explanations with many examples
Authentic dialogues and real-life situations
Illustrations, videos and animations to make it more fun to watch and learn
➜ Before learning any new grammar, we will repeat everything you should know before, so you can be sure to have all you need to follow along. After every lesson and unit, you will have a recap of grammar and vocabulary you learned. We will repeat everything a few times so you can remember it easily!
What you’ll learn
You will learn all the important German A2 grammar and vocabulary
Get more confident and fluent while speaking
Learn all the tools you need for building longer and more complex sentences
All you need to jump from beginner to intermediate learner painlessly
Advance from A1 into A2
Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?
Beginner German A1 knowledge is required
This course is part 4 of my German language series, but it can also be taken as a separate course if you already mastered the A1 level
Who this course is for:
If you are ready to advance from beginner to intermediate learner
If you want to take the Goethe A2 exam
If you finished my last two course in the series and are hungry for more
If you are still not sure, check out the preview lesson available and see if this course would be a good fit for you. If not, you always have a 30-day money-back guarantee with no questions asked. But I doubt you’ll need it ;)
So what are you waiting for? Let’s finally get you speaking German! See you in the course! :)