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Learn German Language: Best German B2 Course [Advanced 2]

Name: Learn German Language: Best German B2 Course [Advanced 2]
Rating: 4.5 (81 reviews)

[Learn German for Advanced] Learn German Language Online *FAST* Deutsch Lernen for Germany to learn German B2 Goethe

Created byKevin Gründel

Last updated 8/2023

English

What you'll learn

Learn easily the German Intermediate Level Grammar
Feel confident with Advanced Conversations in German
Finish the German B 2 Level for to graduate in the Goethe B 2 Exam
Understand the cultural historical background and mentality of the German language and people in its basic
German Language Advanced
Learn 50% to C 1 Certificate

Course content

3 sections • 16 lectures • 5h 44m total length

1. Main Sentence Structure of the German Language45:07
Learn the German main sentence structure, with subject-verb-object-location order, emphasis options, question formation, verb positions with multiple verbs, negation, and prefix rules.
2. A big support6:04
Encourage students to give a five-star rating and share constructive feedback to boost the German course's visibility, support pricing dynamics, and drive future improvements for fellow learners.
3. Comma of the German Language14:01
Learn the six essential German comma rules that cover enumeration, explanatory additions, quotes, and letters. These rules apply to 99 percent of cases, helping you keep sentences short and simple.
4. Side Sentence Structure (conjunction) of the German Language48:43
Master German side sentences by learning conjunctions and three word-order patterns—verb second, at the end, or at the start—through practical examples and exercises.
5. zu + Verben of the German Language11:43
Explore zu with verbs in German across three usage categories, generalizations, and special verb cases, with examples to help you recognize patterns and speak more naturally.
6. Question Words of the German Language25:27
Discover German question words and their use in nominative, accusative, dative, and genitive cases, including who, whom, what, where, why, how long, and which ones.

7. Sweetening of Words (Diminutiv) of the German Language10:22
Explore how German diminutives express sweetness or smallness, changing the article and adding suffixes, while noting regional endings, exceptions, and imitation of native usage.
8. The Participle I of the German Language7:12
Explore how the German Partizip I forms adjectives from the infinitive by adding -nd and adjective endings, and see how it describes a noun with waving or driving examples.
9. Prefix of the German Language1:13:21
Learn how German prefixes alter word meaning and usage, with core prefixes be, er, auf, durch, hinter, über, and their social, directional, and finalizing effects.
10. False Friends (Homonyms) of the German Language21:06
Explore the most important German homonyms, their categories (same article, changing article, identical spelling with different pronunciation), and learn practical examples and study tips.

11. Capital Letter of the German Language9:18
Explore four German capitalization rules: nouns and names are capitalized; the first word of a sentence; time-related terms; and verbs or adjectives turned into nouns when preceded by an article.
12. ss, ß or s in the German Language7:18
Explore when to use the double s after a short vowel, the normal s after a long vowel, and the long s (set or sharp).
13. Noun Genders (Genus) guessing in the German Language23:09
Discover how German noun genders are hinted by endings and topics, not fixed rules. Endings signal masculine, feminine, or neuter, while topics like professions, time, and loanwords refine your guesses.
14. Linking S in the German Language22:27
Explore the German fugen-s, the linking s that joins compound words. Learn when to add or omit it, with rules, examples, and pragmatic tips for passive learning.
15. "There" form in the German language8:51
Learn the there forms in German, da and dort, and how speaker perspective and distance shape meaning; use hin for movement and dative for non-movement.
16. "Noch" in the German language10:13
Explore the German word noch: its origin, five key meanings such as not yet, never, still, one more, and polite usage, illustrated by practical example sentences.

Requirements

Watching the following previous course is required: "Learn German Language A1.1" to "A2.2."
Have 4 color pencils or markers (red, blue, green and voilet) handy, 1 big notebook, 1 small notebook and several single blank papers.
Living in Germany German learning

Description

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Access on computer, mobile, and TV

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Who this course is for:

German language learning Advanced

Learn German Language: Best German B2 Course [Advanced 2]

What you'll learn

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Course content

Sentence Structure of the German Language6 lectures • 2hr 31min

Side Topics4 lectures • 1hr 52min

Writing Skills6 lectures • 1hr 21min

Requirements

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