Learn basic German greetings by time of day and how to introduce yourself, ask for names, origins, jobs, hobbies, and ages, in informal and formal contexts.

Practice informal and formal greetings through a guided conversation, answering how are you, what is your name, where you come from, where you live, your job, hobbies, and age.

Learn how German uses masculine, feminine, and plural articles with country names and when to omit them, with stationary versus motion verbs and examples like Lebanon, Iraq, Iran, and America.

Explore chapter 3, berufe teil 1, learn which professions exist and who does which job, and practice pronunciation with a matching-image exercise featuring teacher, artist, doctor, nurse, and photographer.

Explore professions in the german beginner course and who does what, including gendered endings for female professions, and learn verbs for taking care of people, medicine, teaching, and art.

Explore nominative personal pronouns in German, from he, she, it to we and you all, and learn when to use the formal you Sie versus informal you.

Discover nominative verbs in German that always take the nominative, keeping articles the same, with examples like sein, bleiben, heißen, scheinen, and practice with definite and indefinite articles.

Master the nominative with positive articles and possessive endings, identify masculine, feminine, and plural forms, and practice forming sentences like 'that is my dog' and 'this is our house'.

Learn the vocabulary for common hobbies and practice pronunciation by reading after me, with pictures depicting activities like listening to music, dancing, drawing, guitar, swimming, and hiking.

Explore how hobbies relax the mind, boost concentration, and foster social connections while introducing hobby-related vocabulary. Practice with a brief quiz and translation review to reinforce hobby verbs and nouns.

Practice the accusative with possessive articles in German for beginners, mastering endings for masculine, feminine, neuter, and plural with pronouns like mein, dein, sein, ihr, unser, and euer.

Learn German body parts and practice a doctor's office conversation with repeat-after-me drills, identifying head, face, neck, and other parts through interactive prompts.

Learn to book a doctor's appointment in German with a practical dialogue, essential phrases, and vocabulary for visiting a German doctor or clinic.

Explore the verbs haben and sein in chapter nine, review their pronoun-based conjugations, and practice with examples like ich bin and du bist to reinforce irregular endings.