Deutsch01 / 030101
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01 · First words
What you’ll practise: Greet someone and introduce yourself.
What it trains
- First words · 7
- Introductions · 8
15 questions
Your first words, your first conversations
Start with six short lessons, worked examples and 45 practice questions. Learn greetings, sentence basics and everyday reading in three guided steps.
12 sample questions covering 3 of 3 stages. A practice suggestion, not a certified level.
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Sign in to collect stampsSix short lessons to build your foundations. Open a lesson, read the examples, then try the practice questions below.
Hallo is a general greeting; guten Morgen is used in the morning and guten Abend in the evening. Danke means thank you. Bitte can mean please or you’re welcome. Auf Wiedersehen is a goodbye.
Ich heiße introduces your name, ich komme aus gives your origin, and ich bin ... Jahre alt gives your age. Du addresses one familiar person. Formal Sie and its verb are used for polite address; capitalize Sie in this use.
German nouns begin with a capital letter. Learn der, die or das with each noun: der Tisch, die Lampe, das Buch. Die is also the definite plural article. Ein is masculine/neuter nominative; eine is feminine nominative.
Sein changes to ich bin, du bist and wir sind. Haben changes to er hat. Regular present-tense verbs often use -t with er/sie and -en with formal Sie. In a basic statement, place the conjugated verb after the subject.
Ich möchte is a polite way to request something. Kein negates an indefinite noun: ich habe kein Auto. Wo asks where, wie viel asks how much. Zwei is 2, acht is 8; um acht Uhr means at eight o’clock.
Identify who does what, where and when. Wohnt means lives, Brüder means brothers, öffnet means opens and schließt means closes. Montag is Monday and Dienstag is Tuesday. Answer from the text, not from assumptions.
This beginner starter covers vocabulary, grammar and short reading. It is not a complete CEFR course or a listening and speaking assessment.
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Work through the levels in order. Score 70% or more on a level and it is marked cleared, and the next one becomes your recommended step.
Deutsch01 / 0301What you’ll practise: Greet someone and introduce yourself.
What it trains
Deutsch02 / 0302What you’ll practise: Choose articles and use basic verb forms.
What it trains
Deutsch03 / 0303What you’ll practise: Make simple requests and find details in short texts.
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