This is our second episode of Coffee Break German, our new German course for beginners. In weekly episodes you’ll join native speaker Thomas who’ll be teaching learner Mark in gradual, structured lessons. Our “Cultural Correspondent” Julia and our “Grammar Guru” Kirsten will also join us in each episode to share their knowledge and love of all things German.
Coming up in this lesson…In this lesson you’ll be learning greetings for different times of the day and how to introduce yourself:
how to say “good morning”, “good afternoon”, “good evening” and “good night”; why the word for “good” changes in these expressions; how to ask people “what is your name?” and how to answer that question yourself; where the German language is spoken. Listen to the lessonThis audio lesson is free, as are all the main audio lessons of Coffee Break German. In addition we do offer a members’ version of the course which includes video flashcards...
CBG 1:39 | Wir haben Mark zur Party eingeladen!
CBG 1:38 | Haben Sie etwas ungewöhnliches gegessen?
CBG 1:37 | Gibt es einen Supermarkt, der am Sonntag geöffnet ist?
CBG 1:36 | Kann ich hier Briefmarken kaufen?
CBG 1:35 | Ich kann Ihnen zeigen, was es hier zu sehen gibt
CBG 1:34 | Ich lade dich auf dein Frühstück ein!
CBG 1:33 | Welch ein Zufall!
CBG 1:32 | Gibt es einen Bus dorthin?
CBG 1:31 | Willkommen in Innsbruck!
CBG 1:30 | Translation challenge
CBG 1:29 | A review quiz
CBG 1:28 | Saying what you like to do
CBG 1:27 | Talking about your work
CBG 1:26 | Talking more about yourself
CBG 1:25 | Dealing with emergencies
CBG 1:24 | Using the phone in German
CBG 1:23 | At the pharmacy
CBG 1:22 | Aches and pains
CBG 1:21 | Talking about the weather
CBG 1:20 | End-of-unit review
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