German Speaking Course For Beginners | Speak Confidently!

Learn the German alphabet by pronouncing each letter, including the asset long s and g pronounced 'yacht,' with examples like Julia and Volkswagen.

Practice pronouncing German vowels ä ö ü and other vowels by shaping lips in specific forms, mastering the umlaut through guided tips and repeated pronunciation practice.

Explore German phonetics by examining the German alphabet, vowel and consonant pairs, and how dialects shape pronunciation; practice saying words to master varied pronunciations and digraphs.

Master sentence intonation and tone, learning how pitch rises for questions and falls for statements through examples of question and answer tones.

Master A1 fundamentals with an interactive crash course for absolute beginners, featuring 48 lectures and 15 quizzes covering concepts and grammar rules. Develop listening, reading, speaking, and writing communication skills.

Learn to navigate informal and formal German conversations through introductions, greetings, small talk, and using first or last names in daily and office settings.

Master common w questions for everyday German chat, practicing what, when, where, who, and how to ask about origin, languages spoken, and where you live.

Learn to introduce yourself in German at beginner level by presenting your name, age, country, city, languages you speak, profession, and hobbies. See formal and informal forms with examples.

Develop the fundamentals of German and boost speaking fluency through practical practice for level A1 and A2 learners.

Learn how to ask for directions in German, using direct and indirect questions, and practice giving step-by-step routes with polite phrasing and everyday landmarks.

Plan a weekend activity and frame two-person dialogues in German, learn making suggestions, agreeing or disagreeing, and practicing travel and leisure scenarios for A1–A2 learners.

Practice speaking German to reinforce fundamentals for level A1 and A2 in this German fundamentals and speaking masterclass.

Explore conversations about meals—from breakfast to dinner—with foods like seitan, banana muesli, and noodles, and learn German expressions for enjoying meals: guten appetit, mahlzeit, and lasst es euch schmecken.

Practice bakery, café, and supermarket conversations in German, learning to order items like cherry tart, ask for coffee, and locate groceries in everyday shopping at A1–A2 level.

Explore a dialogue about what you like or dislike eating or drinking, using formal and informal forms, with examples like pizza, cola, milk, noodles, and fish.

Learn practical German for dining with friends, including how to order sausages, comment on taste, request more dishes, and say you are full.

Explore a restaurant scenario and navigate the dialogue around menu items and drinks. Practice ordering food such as schnitzel and steak with fries, and discuss paying and tipping.

Participate in speaking practice for German fundamentals at level A1 and A2, advancing through practical activities designed for beginners.

Practice booking a medical appointment in German through receptionist and patient dialogue, including greeting, introducing yourself, requesting a time, and confirming details.

Learn practical phone call phrases for German basics, including introducing yourself, asking to speak to a person, requesting repetition, confirming names, and polite closings.

Two friends plan an activity together, asking about tomorrow and time, and consider options like going to the cinema at 7:30, practicing practical scheduling phrases in German.

Learn to describe your daily routine in German at level A1/A2, practicing first-person conjugation, active voice, and everyday activities like coffee, study, cafe visits, walking, and reading.

Learn practical German for having a discussion: making requests and suggestions, asking counter questions, and expressing agreement or disagreement with polite phrases.

Learn to describe past, present, and future plans in German, using prompts about after school, travel, work, and studying, and exploring future goals.

German fundamentals and speaking masterclass at levels A1 and A2, speaking practice 5. German fundamentals and speaking masterclass at levels A1 and A2, speaking practice 5.

Explore spoken German and how natives sound as the course reaches its halfway point. Share your experience by leaving a rating to help others in the community.

Practice German pronunciation and colloquial speech by analyzing how syllables shorten and consonants compress in everyday phrases, and develop a neutral accent to sound like a native speaker.

Practice expressing emotions in German through dialogues, answering what makes you angry, excited, nervous, or scared, with examples like I'm angry because the train is late.

Learn classic German phrases to express excitement, hope, intuition, and disappointment, with examples like 'That was great,' 'So amazing,' and 'I hope they win today.'

Learn to express opinions in German using subordinate clauses with that or because, and practice phrases like I believe that, I think, and I find it good or interesting.

Explore how neighbors resolve a conflict through apologizing, pardoning, and polite complaint phrases. Practice practical German expressions for saying sorry, excusing oneself, and addressing disturbances.

Frame polite requests and express desires using examples like 'could you please turn to page 22' and 'could you please give me the pencil'.

Practice speaking German with hotel scenarios by using guest-concierge dialogues to make complaints, request repairs or a new room, and practice with a speaking partner.

Practice German speaking skills in speaking practice 6, building fundamentals for levels A1 and A2 within the German fundamentals and speaking masterclass.

Navigate a German shopping scenario to buy a pullover, ask for size and price, compare color options, and try it to see what suits you.

Learn how to book a train ticket in German, including choosing one-way or round-trip, class options, seat reservation, seating preferences, and paying by cash or card.

Practice asking how much a bouquet costs in a shop and learn price phrases in euros, including the cost of a rose and amounts like €1.09.

Practice a supermarket interaction in German, asking for change in euros at the info desk to get a shopping cart, using basic phrases and polite requests.

Practice dialogues about moving in and placing objects, describe where items belong. Learn room-based vocabulary for living room, working room, and kitchen.

Practice a doctor visit scenario by describing symptoms like fever, cough, and headache, and asking for medicine, prescriptions, and dosing guidance for tablets, drops, or ointment, plus rest and sleep.

Practice German speaking at level A1 and A2 through targeted speaking practice sessions in the German fundamentals and speaking masterclass.

Explore sayings from around the world and learn idioms such as the early bird catches the worm, time is money, time heals all wounds, and with patience comes a solution.

Explore the Goethe exam format for A1–A2, covering listening, reading, writing, and group-speaking sections, including question types, form filling, and practicing W questions and requests.

Learn to pronounce and write German numbers by placing the units first, then the tens, note dialect variations and the zig pattern for tens, with 30 as an exception.

Practice listening and speaking in a job search scenario with a client and a job agency dialogue, including applying, job ads, and arranging follow-up contact.