German/Level I/Introduction
I.0: Introduction Welcome to Level I German! Level I is aimed at junior high and high school students. However, it can also be used by others just beginning to learn to speak or read German. The goal of Level I German is to introduce the basics of the German language without overwhelming students.
Index - Basic German Online Lessons
Sign up for free and get more lessons and learning tips step by step (sidebar top right corner) Lektion 1 The German definite articles The main articles: "der", "die" and "das" Lektion 2 The German indefinite articles The indefinite article "ein" and "eine" Lektion 3 German alphabet Listen to the German alphabet
View topic - BEFORE entering a INBURGERING-course
“Inburgeringsplichtigen” have several options: 1. You get from the local government a PIB, a Personal Budget for Integration. This amount varies by municipality. The local integration authorities will ask you for a plan. The school will make the plan with you.
German Grammar - Cheat Sheet
Declension of Definite Article Declension of Indefinite Article Declension of Adjectives with Definite Article Applies to: alle (plural), derjenige, derselbe, dieser, jeder (singular), jener, mancher (singular), solcher, welcher
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German Short Stories For Beginners - LearnOutLive
There are many ways to learn or teach German, but my favorite approach is using stories. I can think of a number of reasons why learning German with stories is so effective, but the best one is this: because it’s fun! Learning a language can easily become a chore, so anything that takes your mind off the struggle while keeping you engaged is heaven-sent. As opposed to the daily grind of conscious effort, by suspending our awareness of the fact that we’re learning a foreign language (which–let’s face it–is rather scary!), we can bypass mental blocks and make the process so much more efficient and enjoyable. Have you ever had the experience of being so engrossed in a novel or a short story that you completely forgot everything around you?
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