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German is one of the most spoken languages \u200b\u200bin the world and is spoken in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium and other countries. Germany is a country with a developed economy, interesting story and a bunch of beautiful cities. This means that German can be useful both for business and work, and for exciting travel.

website has put together the best resources for you to learn the language of Goethe, Nietzsche and Thiel Schweiger. Das ist Fantastisch, right?

• Deutsch-online - Here you can download several options for video, audio and online courses to choose from. In addition, the site is full of additional material that will help you learn the language in a fun way: games, exercises, tests, German radio and TV online.
• Deutsch.info is a multilingual website that combines German lessons with practical advice on living and working in Germany and Austria.
• Speakasap - Free and paid courses with audio, video and exercises.
• Englishonlinefree is suitable for beginners: there are reading rules, grammar basics, a phrasebook, short videos, books and other materials.
• Lingvister is an online school for learning German and other languages \u200b\u200bon Skype with a lot of speech practice.
• Deutsche-welt - The site contains online courses as well as many collections of German courses, articles and dictionaries.
• Study.ru - the resource offers systematized online lessons, video tutorials, audiobooks, tests, useful articles, interesting collections of words and phrases and lyrics.

German on social media

Communication with native speakers

• Livemocha is a popular social network for anyone learning foreign languages. The training is based on the “help you - help you” principle. Lessons and exercises are offered and verified by native speakers. And also here you can simply communicate with other users in German.
• Busuu is a virtual community for learning German and other foreign languages. On the website or in the mobile application, you can learn words, communicate in video chat with other members of the social network.
• MyLanguageExchange - the site allows you to find a foreign interlocutor who is interested in learning your native language. Then you can talk with him on any topic in text or voice chat.
• Lang-8 - here native speakers will help you correct mistakes in writing: you write the text, and foreign users correct mistakes and comment. Useful when preparing presentations and important letters.

Mobile applications

• Hellotalk - just choose the language you want to learn (over 100 languages \u200b\u200bavailable) and immediately meet native speakers of that language.
• Duolingo is a free app with well-organized and user-friendly content, perfect for beginners.
• Tunein is an application for listening to radio.

Blogs

• De-speak is a Russian-language blog of a German language teacher with a large number of video lessons, audio lessons, articles and topics.
• Claudi um di e Welt - an interesting blog of a traveler from Germany in German with stories about different countries and good photos.
• Berlin Ick liebe dir - Blog about Berlin in German. As the authors of the blog write, "a blog for Berliners, for those who love Berlin, and for those who want to live in it." News about city cultural events, colorful reports about restaurants, exhibitions and nightclubs, stories about interesting people.

Dictionaries and vocabulary

• Multitran is a simple and easy to use dictionary with many words. The local translation community can help you translate a complex expression or a rare word.
• Languageguide - the site will allow you to master the basic vocabulary. Hover over an object and you will hear the correct German pronunciation of a word or phrase.
• ABBYY Lingvo Live is a "living" dictionary where you can not only see the meaning of words and expressions, but also ask for help in translation.

I think that first, so that interest in the language does not disappear, it is worth starting with materials that are both entertaining and educational at the same time. In this regard, I can advise you this:

1. German is a language that immediately starts with difficulties. This difficulty is the articles that determine the gender of the noun, and he - this gender - in German most often does not coincide with Russian (the most famous example here is "das Mädchen" - a girl who is neuter in German; the gender is indicated by the article das, and also der and die + undefined ein and eine). So you have to either stupidly memorize ALL nouns together with the articles that belong to them, or use the game "Der-Die-Das", and it is an excellent tool for memorizing articles (and for replenishing vocabulary, by the way, too), since they are there are divided into simple, medium and complex. Do not disregard this game.

Well, I will allow myself a little self-promotion) I once wrote small fairy tales on German grammar, and they were published on the de-online site. One of these tales is "How Nastya Freed Articles". People liked it) Read, maybe it will somehow help you in the study of articles.

There is also a good audio course for beginners: "Deutsch - Warum nicht?": Consisting of four episodes, it tells the story of student journalist Andreas and his invisible companion Aix. Each series includes 26 lessons with dialogue, exercises and audio. There are textbooks for this course (one for each series), which are downloaded separately.

As for textbooks, besides "German grammar with a human face" (a textbook with pure theory, without exercises), I can also recommend V.V. Yartsev's textbook "German grammar? Don't be afraid!": There is a very interesting, humorous presentation of material in the form of travel in the forest through different glades. Exercises are offered for each section, answers to them are given at the end of the textbook.

To memorize irregular verbs - the song "Die Poetischen Verben": these verbs are sung in rhyme there, thanks to which they are perfectly remembered. There are 40 irregular verbs in this song - for a start, that's it.

To memorize some prepositions - A. Khotimsky's poem "Prepositions revived".

After your level becomes higher (about about A2), you can start watching the comedy series "Extra Deutsch" in German, filmed specifically for beginners: each episode there comes with German subtitles, the dialogues are quite simple and they are pronounced by the characters rather slowly - so that you will have time to hear everything clearly and read. Exercises with keys are attached to each series in PDF format, which is a definite plus. All this can be found at the link above.

Well, as a bonus: a good site for learning German. I will not say unnecessary words, I will only say that EVERYTHING is there for learning German and getting to know the culture of Germany.

Good luck with your language learning! Viel Spaß!

The manual consists of two parts: a tutorial and a phrasebook.
In the self-study guide, grammar rules are set out in simple, accessible language, and exercises are also given to consolidate vocabulary and grammar. While studying grammar, you simultaneously learn many words and expressions that are useful in everyday life using examples.
In the phrasebook, you will find a range of topics for new acquaintances, friendly conversations and everyday communication.
At the end of the manual, there is a list of Internet sites where you can find a lot of interesting information about Germany, the Germans and their culture. The manual is intended for everyone who wants to study german.

CONTENT
Foreword 4
Grammar
Reading and pronunciation 6
Article 9
Noun 12
Adjective 17
Pronoun 24
Verb 28
Numeral 53
Preposition 56
Adverb 67
Fundamentals of word formation 71
Simple sentence 84
Sentence Sentence 94
Test 98
Answers to Exercise 100
Phrasebook
Speech etiquette 112
Conversation 115
Time, days of the week, months, seasons 122
Nature & Weather 127
Acquaintance 138
Flirting 147
Work 152
Hobby 158
In the city 162
Museums and theaters 169
Transport 176
At customs 199
Bank 202
Hotel 204
Shop 210
Restaurant 230
Sport 243
At the hairdresser and beauty salon 252
Religion 255
Medical aid 260
Internet Guide 269

Reading and pronunciation.
Learning to read German is easy. You should pay attention only to some of the features. Features of reading consonants:

1. The letter h at the beginning of a word or root is read as an aspirated x: Herz (heart). In the middle and end of words, it is not read, but serves to lengthen the previous vowel: fahren (to go), froh (cheerful, joyful).
2. The letter j is pronounced like th, and in the combinations ja and jit the Russian ear hears me and yu: Jahr (year), Juni (June).
3. The letter I is always softened when read: Blume (flower).
4. Most Germans pronounce the sound r with a burr: Re gen (rain).
5. The letter s before or between the vowels is read as z: Sonne (sun), lesen (read).
6. The letter fi reads like c: grofi (large).
7. The consonants k, p, t are pronounced with some aspiration: Park (park), Torte (cake), Koffer (suitcase).
8. The letter v is pronounced like f: Vater (father). Only in rare cases (most often in borrowed words) is it pronounced as in: Vase (vase).
9. The letter w is read as a Russian sound in: Wort (word).
10. Double consonants are read as single consonants, but at the same time they shorten the vowel in front: Sommer (summer), Mutter (mother).

Free download e-book in a convenient format, watch and read:
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This workshop is intended for students learning German from scratch and precedes the basic teaching materials. The proposed set of exercises, accompanied by audio recordings, helps to master the basic rules of reading and pronunciation, get acquainted with the basics of building German sentences and basic clichés.
The workshop is built by analogy with modern authentic teaching materials of the German language, taking into account the requirements of the course "German as a second foreign language".
The proposed workshop is designed for approximately 30 teaching hours and is suitable for students of all directions and specialties.

Horen Sie und lesen Sie.

Eins und zwei und drei und vier, funf und sechs. So zahlen wir! Sieben, acht und neun und zehn, elf und zwolf. Ja, das ist schon! Dreizehn, vierzehn, funfzehn ... ja! Sechzehn, siebzehn ... Alles da! Achtzehn, neunzehn, zwanzig. Wow! Einundzwanzig? Ja, genau! Zweiundzwanzig? Richtig! Top! Dreiundzwanzig ... Danke, stopp! Drei? Ig, vierzig, funfzig. Toll! Sechzig, siebzig. Wundervoll! Achtzig, neunzig. Cool ist das! Und ... einhundert. Das macht Spa ?!

Ulktieren Sie Ihrem Partner / Ihrer Partnerin die Zahlen. Der Partner / Die Partnerin zeichnet eine Figur. Wechseln Sie dann die Rollen.

INHALT.

HALLO! WIE GEHT ES?
WO WOHNEN SIE? WOHER KOMMEN SIE?
MEINE FAMILIE. FAMILIENSTAND.
BERUF UND FREIZEIT.
WIEDERHOLUNG.
QUELLEN.
WICHTIGE WORTER UND WENDUNGEN.
ZUNGENBRECHER.

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Download the book German language, introductory course, Deutsch, Vorkurs, workshop, Garenskikh L.V., 2018 - fileskachat.com, fast and free download.

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