Is this course suitable for beginners?

Yes, this crash course is designed for beginners.

What is the duration of the crash course?

The crash course lasts for 90 Hours, designed to provide an intensive and immersive experience in the German language.

What will I learn in this course?

You will learn essential German language skills, including basic grammar, vocabulary, sentence structure, and conversational phrases. The course also covers cultural aspects and common expressions used in daily life.

Will I receive a certificate upon completion?

Yes, you will receive a certificate of completion after successfully finishing the course and passing the final assessment.

Is German or French easier?

Long story short, German is easier if you do better with a lot of structure and predictable logic. French is easier if you're comfortable with a little chaos. French tends to be easier for beginners, though it gets harder as you get into its intermediate and advanced layers

Is German a useful language?

German is the second most commonly used scientific language in the world. Almost a fifth of the world's books are published in German, and few of these ever appear in English translation.

Crash Course for German Language

Module 1: Introduction
- Self-Introduction
- Introduction in German Language
- Vocabulary about the room/colors
Module 2: In the Department Store Schritte
- Vocabulary clothing
- The Verb to be
- Numbers 1-100
- Pronunciation
- Umlaute
- Adjectives
- Euro
Module 3: The Weather /Schritte
- Vocabulary
- Seasons
- Days
- Months
- Adjectives
- Read the dialog
- Sentences: statements and questions
Module 4: The Time /Schritte
- Review all of Schritte 1-4
- Wie spaet ist es?
- Vocabulary related to time
- Structures related to time
Module 5: Family, Countries, Languages-1
- Vocabulary of the family
- Names of various countries
- Grammar: Du and Sie
- Mein/Meine/use as
- subject/nominative
- Structures /verbs needed to talk about your family
- Conjugate verbs/regular
Module 6: Family, Countries, Languages -2
- Vocabulary cont
- Languages and nationalities
- Usage of “in” in a female
- Structure: where a place is located
- North/South/East/West
- Cities in Germany
Module 7: Lebensmittel und Geschaefte-1
- Vocabulary related to food you buy
- in a store/singular/plural
- Introduction of the second case
- Accusative/direct
- object/prepositions
- Introduction of transitive verbs
- Go to a bakery
Module 8: Lebensmittel and Geschaefte
- Vocabulary cont./Review
- Questions and answers
- Go to a supermarket to shop
- Grammar: Coordinating
- conjunctions
- Writing a dialog
Module 9: Im Restaurant-1
- Vocabulary and sentence structure
- Going to a restaurant and identifying meals on a menu
Module 10: Im Restaurant-2
- Review all vocabulary related to
- food
- Review all structures and grammar
- Order food for other members in
- your party
- Indirect Object/Dative case
- Measuring nouns
- Dative verbs/dative prepositions
Module 11: Holidays and festivals-1
- Vocabulary related to holidays
- Birthday
- Ordinal numbers
- Buying gifts
- Oktoberfest in Muenchen
- Weihnachten
- Customs related to special holidays
- Dialog: Am Telefon
Module 12: Holidays and Festivals-2
- Present perfekt
- Strong and weak verbs with haben
- and sein
- Grandfathers last birthday
Module 13: Holidays and Festivals-3
- Deutsche Feste /story read
- Aktives zum
- Discussion of other holidays and compare them to the US
Module 14: Vocabulary
- Places in the city
- Austria
Module 15: In the City
- Review places in the city / ask for directions
- Presentation / Cultural due
- Present in front of the class
- Hand in written report
- Film / relates to some aspect in Germany that is of historical importance