Learn German with Edurupt(German A1)

Learn German with Edurupt(German A1), available at $19.99, with 149 lectures, and has 1 subscribers.

You will learn about Basics of German Language German Alphabets Numbers in German from 0 to 100 How to introduce yourself in German This course is ideal for individuals who are Student or a professional planning to migrate to Germany or Someone who want's to test the waters before doing a more advanced German certification course (like the ÖSD, Goethe, etc) or People looking for a fun and engaging introduction to German Course or School and College students who would like to get introduced to the German language It is particularly useful for Student or a professional planning to migrate to Germany or Someone who want's to test the waters before doing a more advanced German certification course (like the ÖSD, Goethe, etc) or People looking for a fun and engaging introduction to German Course or School and College students who would like to get introduced to the German language.

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Summary

Title: Learn German with Edurupt(German A1)

Price: $19.99

Number of Lectures: 149

Number of Published Lectures: 149

Number of Curriculum Items: 149

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 149

Original Price: ₹1,199

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Basics of German Language
German Alphabets
Numbers in German from 0 to 100
How to introduce yourself in German

Who Should Attend

Student or a professional planning to migrate to Germany
Someone who want's to test the waters before doing a more advanced German certification course (like the ÖSD, Goethe, etc)
People looking for a fun and engaging introduction to German Course
School and College students who would like to get introduced to the German language

Target Audiences

Student or a professional planning to migrate to Germany
Someone who want's to test the waters before doing a more advanced German certification course (like the ÖSD, Goethe, etc)
People looking for a fun and engaging introduction to German Course
School and College students who would like to get introduced to the German language

There are good reasons why this language is a good investment. Not just from a linguistic point of view, but also in terms of economic opportunity, networking potential and cultural gain. German is a worthwhile choice.

German is spoken by approximately 130 million people in 5+ countries. Learning a foreign/European language early will help students achieve high proficiency later and also learn other European languages easily. Germany is the economic center of Europe with a lot of opportunities. Several German universities are in the world’s top 100 and many of them offer free education in German medium. Learning German also opens your accessibility to a significant amount of additional knowledge/information as nearly 5.8% of the world’s websites are in the German language.

In this course, you will learn about the German Alphabets, special pronunciations, special characters, gender of the nouns, numbers from 0 to 99, how to introduce yourself in German and how to carry out conversations in a formal or an informal setting. With interactive exercises that give instant definitions, pronunciations examples and adaptive quizzes, this course provides a complete learning package.

This course is ideal for people who would like to get a feel of the German language before deciding to do a more expensive or time intensive German Certification course.

Learning Objectives

Be able to speak and write German (beginner level).
Be able to confidently introduce yourself in German.
Learn to count & say numbers in German.
Lay the foundation to learn advanced German certification course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Chapter 2: Day 1

Lecture 1: Introducing Yourself

Lecture 2: W-Questions

Lecture 3: Exercise 1

Lecture 4: Exercise 2

Chapter 3: Day 2

Lecture 1: Greetings

Lecture 2: Exercise 3

Lecture 3: Numbers

Lecture 4: Exercise 4

Lecture 5: Exercise 5

Lecture 6: German Alphabet

Lecture 7: Exercise 6

Lecture 8: Exercise 7

Lecture 9: Special Pronunciations

Lecture 10: Exercise 8

Chapter 4: Day 3

Lecture 1: personal pronomen

Lecture 2: Conjugating Regular Verbs

Lecture 3: Conjugating Auxilary Verbs

Lecture 4: Exercise 9

Lecture 5: Countires-Special Cases

Lecture 6: Vocabulary -Chapter 1

Lecture 7: QUIZ – 1

Chapter 5: Day 4

Lecture 1: Hobbies

Lecture 2: Conjugating Irregular Verbs

Lecture 3: Conjugation-Special Cases

Lecture 4: Exercise 10

Lecture 5: Yes/No Questions

Lecture 6: Articles in German

Lecture 7: Learning Articles-Tips & Tricks

Lecture 8: Days of the Week

Lecture 9: Exercise 11

Lecture 10: Professions

Lecture 11: Conversations about Profession

Lecture 12: Months & Seasons

Lecture 13: Exercise 12

Lecture 14: Exercise 13

Lecture 15: Vocabulary-Chapter 2

Lecture 16: Quiz-2

Chapter 6: Day 5

Lecture 1: Buildings in a City

Lecture 2: Unbestimmter und Bestimmter Artikel

Lecture 3: Negationsartikel

Lecture 4: Exercise 14

Lecture 5: Imperative Form

Lecture 6: Giving Directions

Lecture 7: Exercise 15

Lecture 8: Using Google Translate to Learn German

Lecture 9: Vocabulary-Chapter 3

Lecture 10: QUIZ – 3

Chapter 7: Day 6

Lecture 1: Vocabulary Revision – Chapter 1 -3

Lecture 2: Vocabulary Test – 1

Chapter 8: Day 7

Lecture 1: Food & Drinks

Lecture 2: Invitation to Events

Lecture 3: Exercise 16

Lecture 4: Akkusativ

Lecture 5: Exercise 17

Lecture 6: Personalpronomen im Akkusativ

Lecture 7: Exercise 18

Lecture 8: Meal Time Conversations

Lecture 9: Flashcards & Apps to improve vocabulary

Lecture 10: Vocabulary-Chapter 4

Lecture 11: Quiz-4

Chapter 9: Day 8

Lecture 1: Quiz-5

Chapter 10: Day 9

Lecture 1: Daily Routine

Lecture 2: Time

Lecture 3: Exercise 19

Lecture 4: Possessivartikel

Lecture 5: Exercise 20

Lecture 6: Modalverben

Lecture 7: Exercise 21

Lecture 8: Punctuality

Lecture 9: Exercise 22

Lecture 10: Vocabulary-chapter 5

Lecture 11: Quiz -6

Chapter 11: Day 10

Lecture 1: Ordinal Numbers

Lecture 2: Exercise 23

Lecture 3: Trennbare Verban

Lecture 4: Exercise 24

Lecture 5: Ordering at a Restaurant

Lecture 6: Exercise 25

Lecture 7: Praeteritum

Lecture 8: Exercise 26

Lecture 9: Vocabulary-chapter 6

Lecture 10: Quiz-7

Chapter 12: Day 11

Lecture 1: Vocabulary Revision -Chapter 4-6

Lecture 2: Vocabulary Test-2

Chapter 13: Day 12

Lecture 1: Dativ

Lecture 2: Personalpronomen in Dativ

Instructors

Edurupt Technologies
Education for Humanity

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