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Beginner German in 32 Topics. Speak with Confidence About Everyday Matters.
Beginner German in 32 Topics. Speak with Confidence About Everyday Matters.
Beginner German in 32 Topics. Speak with Confidence About Everyday Matters.
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Learn to speak in German about the things that matter to you.

Massively improve your German vocabulary and speaking skills through reading about these 32 everyday topics.

Who is it for?

If you are a high beginner with a good understanding of basic grammar and vocabulary then this is the book to help you to take your German to the next level.

How does it work?

Each article covers a topic that you would commonly talk about in your own language. So instead of learning boring vocabulary lists, you will be reading interesting articles and learning the specific language you will need for having real conversations with other German speakers.

We’ve kept it interesting by giving each topic an ‘angle’. So, for example the ‘romance’ article is about ‘online dating’ and the ‘food’ article is about ‘cooking shows’ etc. This way, you will be much more engaged and learn more smoothly.

By the end of this book you will:

Know the essential German vocabulary for speaking about 32 everyday topics.

Feel confident having real conversations about real topics with other German speakers.

Know 100’s of new German words and feel comfortable about moving up to the intermediate level.

Get started today and click the buy button, and start speaking with confidence about 32 everyday topics.

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Release dateJan 16, 2018
ISBN9781386317333
Beginner German in 32 Topics. Speak with Confidence About Everyday Matters.

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    Beginner German in 32 Topics. Speak with Confidence About Everyday Matters. - David Michaels

    Beginner German in 32 Topics.

    Speak with Confidence About Everyday Matters.

    ©David Michaels 2017

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    All rights reserved. No part of this book can be reproduced or distributed in any form whatsoever without the permission of the publisher. The only exceptions are short quotations and some non-commercial uses allowed by copyright laws.

    All efforts have been made to make the contents as accurate as possible. However if there are inaccuracies the publisher cannot be held liable. This book contains short stories and example sentences, all of which are fictitious and not based on any real event or person.

    Introduction

    Why learn German through topics?

    So you want to speak German, right? To be able to converse with other German speakers you will need to speak about various topics. Here we introduce the essential vocabulary you will need to speak about 32 everyday topics such as ‘money’, ‘politics’ and ‘food’. This will equip you with both the vocabulary and language skills for speaking in German about the things that you would normally speak about in your own language.

    How does it work?

    We start with an article about each topic. But to keep things interesting we have added an angle. So for example, if the topic is ‘Money,’ then the article is about ‘The History of Money’. This way you will learn essential vocabulary while remaining interested in what you are reading. In order to fully understand how to use the vocabulary there are also example sentences for each of the target words. We have also included full translations of everything to ensure you gain the most from the articles. 

    Who is this book for?

    If you have a good knowledge of basic grammar and vocabulary then this book will help you gain confidence in what you already know, and help you to take your German to the next level. Essentially, if you are a high level beginner or pre-intermediate learner you will definitely benefit and improve both your vocabulary and overall German level.

    Let’s get started...

    Contents

    Introduction

    Driving

    Property

    Education

    Food

    Work

    TV

    Travel

    Houses

    Arguing

    Marriage

    Shopping

    Health

    Fashion

    Social Media

    Pets

    Crime

    Politics

    Music

    Sports

    Romance

    News

    Cooking

    Family

    Animals

    Nature

    The Internet

    Personality

    Hospitals

    Weather

    Habits

    Hobbies

    Money

    Conclusion

    Driving

    Driving in Europe.

    Autofahren

    Autofahren in Europa.

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    Part 1.

    Jeder denkt, er ist ein guter Autofahrer. Aber manche Leute sind nicht wirklich gut. Italiener sind bekannt für Rasen und das Ignorieren von Ampeln. Sie lieben es auch, dicht aufzufahren und sich gegenseitig zu überholen. Das ist gefährlich und es gibt oft Zusammenstöße. Ich habe dort viele Unfälle gesehen. Gut am Autofahren in Italien ist, dass du überall parken kannst.

    English:

    Everybody thinks that they are a good driver. But of course some people are not good. Italians are famous for speeding and ignoring traffic lights. They also love to tailgate and overtake each other. This is dangerous and they often have crashes. I saw lots of accidents there. The good thing about driving in Italy is that you can park anywhere.

    Vocabulary:

    das Rasen: speeding.

    Example: Er ist gerast und dann hatte er einen Unfall.

    Example: He was speeding and then he had an accident.

    die Ampel: traffic lights.

    Example: Du musst an der Ampel halten, wenn sie rot ist.

    Example: You must stop at the traffic lights if they are red.

    dicht auffahren: to tailgate.

    Example: Es ist sehr gefährlich jemandem dicht aufzufahren, weil wenn sie plötzlich stehen bleiben könntest du mit ihnen zusammenstoßen.

    Example: It is very dangerous to tailgate someone because if they stop suddenly you could hit them.

    (ein anderes Auto) überholen: to overtake (another car).

    Example: Wenn du überholst solltest du sehr vorsichtig sein, weil ein Auto könnte von der entgegenkommenden Richtung kommen.

    Example: You should be careful when you overtake in case a car is coming from the opposite direction.

    ein Zusammenstoß/zusammenstoßen: a crash/to crash.

    Example 1: Ich sah einen Zusammenstoß von zwei Autos am Straßenrand.

    Example 1: I saw a car crash on the side of the road.

    Example 2: Das Auto stieß mit einem Baum zusammen.

    Example 2: The car crashed into a tree.

    ein Unfall: an accident.

    Example: Nachts gibt es mehr Unfälle.

    Example: There are more accidents at night.

    (ein Auto) parken: to park (a car).

    Example: Ich parkte mein Auto neben mein Haus.

    Example: I parked my car next to my house.

    Part 2.

    Deutsche sind ok, weil es überall Radarkameras gibt und sie deshalb auf normalen Straßen recht langsam fahren. Jedoch gibt es auf der Autobahn kein Geschwindigkeitslimit, daher musst du vorsichtig sein. Die besten Autofahrer auf der

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