German Course 2 | The Easy Way to Learn German
Learn German fast with our innovative method! Speak fluently using engaging Mini-Stories. Active learning for quick results.
Course Content
German Course 2 | The Easy Way to Learn German is an intermediate-level Udemy course taught by Marcus Fritzsche. It runs 7h 16m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.5 out of 5 from 35 reviews, with 427 students enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated April 2020.
Master German: From Beginner to B2 Fluency with Engaging Stories!
Unlock your potential to speak German with our innovative and effective course! We guide you from a basic level to upper-intermediate (B2) proficiency through a fun and natural learning approach. Forget tedious grammar drills – learn German by listening to captivating stories.
The Power of TPRS & Question-and-Answer:
Our course utilizes the highly effective TPRS (Teaching Proficiency through Reading and Storytelling) method, also known as the mini-story method. This immersive approach, combined with the "question and answer technique," helps you effortlessly absorb German vocabulary and grammar in context. Develop your listening comprehension and understand native speakers with ease.
Learn Spoken Grammar Naturally:
Discover spoken grammar through engaging images and colors embedded within our funny stories. You'll intuitively grasp grammatical concepts without memorizing rules. Actively reinforce your learning with our integrated Quizlet app – accessible on your computer, tablet, or mobile device, anytime, anywhere.
Support & Community:
Never feel alone on your German learning journey! Our dedicated 123deutsch team and fellow students are always available to answer your questions and provide support. Leave a comment and get instant help. Plus, receive a final certification upon course completion!
Course Goals: Achieve B2 Level Fluency
This course equips you with the skills to:
- Understand complex texts: Comprehend the main ideas of texts on both concrete and abstract topics, even technical ones within your field.
- Expand your vocabulary: Build a high level of active vocabulary for confident communication.
- Speak fluently & naturally: Interact with native speakers effortlessly.
- Write clearly & concisely: Create detailed texts on various subjects.
- Express your opinions: Articulate your viewpoints, including pros and cons.
- Understand cultural nuances: Grasp idiomatic expressions and cultural context.
- Extract key information: Identify main ideas from communicative situations.
- Generate diverse texts: Produce well-structured and relevant texts with appropriate register.
- Achieve B2 proficiency: Be fully competent at a German B2 level.
- Explore German culture: Gain valuable insights into German traditions and customs.
What Students Are Saying:
"I was searching for a course like this for ages! I was unsure of my needs, but now I know exactly what I needed. The TPRS method is brilliant – listening to funny stories, answering questions, doing homework, and then telling the stories myself. I believe it's the best method because you don't have to memorize grammar rules; you understand them from examples. If you're unsure, you can always read the rules – they make more sense now that you have the real-life examples." - Oleg
Grammar Covered:
- Declination of the adjective
- Comparative of adjectives
- Local adverbs
- Temporary adverbs
- Adverbs Ja-Nein-Doch
- Adverbs Gern-Lieber
- Coordinating Conjunctions
- Subordinate Conjunctions
- Two-member Conjunctions
- Question Words
- Two-Way-Prepositions
- Local Prepositions
- Temporary Prepositions
- Pronouns, Determinants and Articles
- Gender of Nouns
- Plural Substantive
- Compound Substantive
- n-Declination
- Auxiliary Verbs
- Verbs with separable prefix
- Verbs with inseparable prefix
- Verbs with vowel change in the radical
- Transitive Verbs
- Reflective Verbs
- Modal Verbs
- Imperative
- Present
- Simple Past
- Participle
- Present Perfect
- Past Perfect
- Future
- Conditional - Konjunktiv II
- The passive voice - Vorgangspassiv
- The passive voice - Zustandspassiv
- Irregular Verbs
- When to use accusative and when to use dative
- Denial
- When to use wie/als
- The use of Was für ein-/Welch-
- Intention Sentences um ... zu/damit
Vocabulary:
- Learning methods
- Free time activities
- Hotel
- Restaurant
- School
- University
- Doctor
- Work environment
- Clothes
- Home
- Food and drinks
- Shopping
- Animals
- Travel
- Weather
- Transportation
- In town
- Partying
- On
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