German for beginners (A1 - Part 4/5)
What you'll learn
- review of some topics seen in the previous parts
- time-related prepositions and expressions
- reflexive verbs
- talk about your daily routine
- prepositions: say where you want to go, where you are and where you are coming from
- cardinal points
- saying the time in an informal way
- contractions of prepositions and articles
- the plural of masculine and neuter nouns
- Situation: "Deutsche Bahn"
- talk about the weather
- sports vocabulary
- giving directions
- professions
- Situations: "Small ads"
- overview of all the tenses in the German language
- the tenses "Imperfekt", "Perfekt", "Futur"
- talking about a timetable
- at the supermarket
- introduction to composed nouns
- some tongue twisters
- many songs
Requirements
- Ideally, you should already have completed the first 3 parts of the course or be familiar with the topics taught in these parts.
Description
This course will give you a stable foundation for your endeavour of learning German.
In video lessons, I will guide you through lectures which are clearly structured, building up on each other and versatile, including not only grammar explanations, but also a lot of video-guided exercises, vocabulary, additional information.
After having completed this fourth part, among other things, you will be able to use your German in different situations such as at the supermarket, when buying a train ticket or asking for further information on the phone, you will know how to talk about the weather, to give basic directions, to say the time in informal situations, to talk about a timetable.
As to the grammar, you will feel more confident using the nominative, the accusative and the dative cases, learn many new prepositions (especially time-related and location-related), learn about the plural forms of masculine and neuter nouns, and get a great introduction to the different tenses in the German language (especially the imperfect, the perfect and the future tenses), ... You will also learn a lot of new vocabulary.
Should questions come up while learning with my course, please feel free to ask me, I will be happy to answer them.
After completing parts 1 - 5 of the course, you should be able to complete the A1 exam. The levels A2 and B1 are available on my website.
Who this course is for:
- Take the course if you have already completed parts 1, 2 and 3 of the course.
- Take the course if you already know the topics outlined in the first 3 parts.
- Take the course if you are a more advanced learner and want to fresh up on the basics of the German language.
- Take the course if you are looking for interactive learning materials on video.
- Do not take the course if you just want to learn sentences by heart.
- Do not take the course if you do not want to learn any grammar.
Instructor
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Hey there! I am the founder of "German to go" and have been teaching German since 2004 - private and group tuition in various countries as well as on Skype. Now, I would like to make the material I created over the years available to more people. I am a passionate language learner myself and I love travelling. From 2005 to 2010, I studied "Languages and Business Studies" in Aix-en-Provence (France), in Newcastle-upon-Tyne (UK) and in Cologne (Germany). This was followed by an internship in Ottawa (Canada), where I met my husband, who is Brazilian. We lived in Brazil for 2 years and now we are back in my city of origin, Berlin, in Germany. We have a little daughter. I hope you enjoy my courses!