Levels A0 → B1
A0 · Zero to One
Sounds, articles and your first sentences.
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A0.1
The German soundboard
Learn the alphabet, umlauts and German sound combinations.
A0.2
Gender & article melody
Learn der, die and das separately, then see direct-object changes.
A0.3
Five magic starters
Use polite I-phrases without learning a conjugation table first.
A0.4
The sentence formula
Greeting + I-phrase + article and noun + please.
A1 · Immediate needs
Ten practical sections for your first trip.
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A1.1
Greetings & politeness
Greet staff and friends, ask for attention, and say thank you.
A1.2
At the café
Order drinks, a snack and the bill.
A1.3
At the restaurant
Ask for a table and order a meal.
A1.4
Numbers & prices
Say numbers and ask a price.
A1.5
Directions
Ask where something is and understand left and right.
A1.6
At the train station
Buy a ticket and find your track.
A1.7
Introducing yourself
Name, origin, home and languages.
A1.8
Describing things
Notice noun gender and basic descriptions.
A1.9
Time & planning
Add today, tomorrow or tonight to a sentence.
A1.10
Essential questions
Ask where things are, whether they exist, and their price.
A2 · Stories & the past
Ten learning outlines; full exercises are not available yet.
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A2.1
Talking about the past
Use haben or sein plus a participle.
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A2.2
Journeys in the past
Choose sein for common changes of place.
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A2.3
Dative relationships
Use mit, bei, von and zu with matching articles.
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A2.4
Object pronouns
Distinguish mich/dich from mir/dir.
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A2.5
Modal verb brackets
Keep the infinitive at the end.
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A2.6
Separable verbs
Split prefixes in main clauses.
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A2.7
Saying no
Choose nicht or kein and their position.
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A2.8
Comparing things
Use comparative and superlative forms.
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A2.9
Daily routines
Meet reflexive verbs and pronouns.
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A2.10
Giving reasons
Move the verb to the end after weil.
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B1 · Independence
Ten learning outlines; full exercises are not available yet.
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B1.1
Past narratives
Combine Perfekt with common Präteritum forms.
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B1.2
Relative clauses
Describe a noun with a related clause.
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B1.3
Opinions with dass
Give an opinion with verb-final dass clauses.
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B1.4
If and when
Build conditions with wenn.
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B1.5
Polite hypotheticals
Use würde and Konjunktiv II.
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B1.6
Adjective endings
Match endings to case and determiner.
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B1.7
Passive voice
Focus on an action rather than its actor.
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B1.8
Zu infinitive clauses
Connect plans with zu + infinitive.
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B1.9
Longer explanations
Use obwohl, deshalb and trotzdem.
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B1.10
Independent conversation
Explain problems and negotiate solutions.
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