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Learning German
Everyday places to use the language. Survive Your First Week in Germany Get through your first everyday interactions: greetings, shopping, directions and asking people to repeat. A1 · 8 steps · 80 min Everyday places to use the language. German for Your First Trip Handle arrival, transport, accommodation and meals with useful language you can say straight away. A1 · 8 steps · 80 min Headphones ready for a listening session. Start Understanding Spoken German Build listening confidence one step at a time, from supported dialogue to short natural exchanges. A1 → B1 · 10 steps · 90 min People and objects from everyday conversations. German You'll Actually Use Use everyday reactions, softeners and follow-up questions to make conversations feel less stiff. A2 · 8 steps · 70 min Colleagues talking beside a notebook. German for Work Introduce yourself, arrange a call, clarify a task and contribute to everyday workplace conversations. A2/B1 · 8 steps · 70 min A café table and everyday food. Order, Eat & Drink Like a German Order, ask about ingredients, make a small change and pay with confidence. A1/A2 · 8 steps · 75 min Two people speaking face to face. German Pronunciation That Makes You Easier to Understand Make the sound contrasts, word stress and rhythm that help other people understand you. A1/A2 · 10 steps · 75 min Headphones ready for a listening session. Understand German YouTube & Podcasts Find a manageable route into longer audio and video, then turn what you hear into something you can say. A2/B1 · 10 steps · 85 min People and objects from everyday conversations. 100 German Phrases Worth Knowing Keep 100 useful chunks close at hand, grouped by the situations where you will actually need them. A1/A2 · 8 steps · 90 min People and objects from everyday conversations. From A2 to Real Conversations Move beyond short answers: tell a story, explain a view and keep a conversation going. A2 → B1 · 10 steps · 85 min