
Meet the experienced German instructor from near Frankfurt, with over ten years of teaching and 20+ German courses, inviting you to start German A1 with short stories.
Discover how this platform works in a lesson: access PDFs, homework, practice links, adjust playback speed, view the transcript and captions, and use Q&A and notes to enhance learning.
Explore the German short story the sun and the cave, practice höhle pronunciation, and learn Partizipien II, Perfekt vs Präteritum, and separable verbs with time expressions.
Explore a Chinese short story about an old man, his son, and a horse that vanishes and returns with a wild horse, teaching life goes its own way.
Read the König Salomo und der magische Ring story aloud to practice listening, then tackle the nominative, accusative, and dative object exercises.
Learn German A1 through short stories, mastering accusative and dative objects, prepositions, verb conjugations, and modal verbs in practical contexts.
Explore the deaf frog story to practice the Präteritum and infinitive forms, and to learn adjectives, adverbs, and declination, plus comparatives and superlatives in German.
Read the short story Vater, Sohn und Esel to practice listening comprehension, then review the text and correct Rechtschreibung and Grammatik, focusing on Genusregeln and Konjugation for A1.
Practice German A1 Grammar And More From An Experienced German Teacher!
Learning a language with interesting short stories is fun and practical. This course includes 8 short wise stories from different cultural backgrounds from which we can learn a lot. The entire course is taught in German and includes German and English subtitles which will make it easier for you to follow while learning the proper standard German pronunciation.
First you will listen to each story and thus practice your listening comprehension.
After hearing each story you will be assigned tasks about different grammatical subjects for the A1/A2 level. We will practice the following grammar:
Nominativ (nominative)
Akkusativ (accusative)
Dativ (dative)
Präsens (present tense)
Konjugation (conjugation)
Perfekt (Perfekt tense)
Partizip II (participle II)
Präteritum (past tense)
Genusregeln (der/die/das) (gender rules)
Adjektive / Adverbien (adjectives / adverbs)
Possessivartikel (possessive determiner)
Demonstrativartikel (demonstrative determiner )
Positiv / Komparativ / Superlativ (positive / comparative / superlative)
(nicht) trennbare Verben ((not) separable verbs)
Plural (plural)
Zeitangaben (indications of time)
Rechtschreibung (German spelling)
Vokabeln (vocabulary)
Aussprache (German pronunciation)
Hörverstehen (listening comprehension)
After the assignments are given I will discuss all tasks with you and explain the answers.
If you are not familiar with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages; here is a brief overview:
A1 - Complete beginner
A2 - Elementary
B1 - Intermediate
B2 - Upper intermediate
C1 - Advanced
C2 - Proficient
I hope you join me inside the course & have you as one of my students.
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