German Lessons for Beginners and Intermediate Students

Scroll down and check out all my basic online lessons for beginners and intermediate students.

However, here are only a few lessons.

You will get much more if you sign up for my free email course. Learning the German language can be so much fun!

Here are the German lessons:

ABC – The German Alphabet

Let’s start with some really German basics. Listen to the German alphabet.

We have 26 letters and three umlauts (Ä,Ö,Ü). Some letters are pronounced very similar to the English pronunciation, but some others are a little different.

>>> German Alphabet ABC

The German Verb: sein (to be)

In this lesson I cover the word: ist (is) which is a form of to be. We usually use it with singular nouns or with the personal pronouns er, sie, es.

You’ll also learn how to conjugate the word sein.

>>> The Word is in German

German Articles der, die, das

The German articles give many students a headache. When do we use der, die or das?

Follow the link and listen to the audio samples then you can practice using the question and answer technique.

Afterwards I explain to you how you can recognize the correct article based on the word endings. Finally, I created a quiz that you can use to test yourself.

>>> German Articles: der, die, das

The Plural Article die

It won’t be that complicated this time. The plural article always stays the same. Listen to the examples and then try to answer the questions.

>>> German Plural – Article: die

Indefinite Articles: ein, eine

In German we have two indefinite articles: ein and eine.
Follow the link and listen to the examples several times before trying to answer the questions.

>>> Indefinite Articles: ein, eine

Colors in German / Fruits in German

Learn the colors like rot, orange, blau, gelb, grün, braun, lila and some fruits in German. Here you can find examples with audios.

>>> Colors in German and Fruits

Personal Pronouns Part 1 and
Conjugation of the Word spielen

On this page I introduce you to the personal pronouns: ich, du, er, sie and es. You’ll also learn how to conjugate the word spielen (to play).

>>> I, you, he, she, it in German

Personal Pronouns Part 2 and
Conjugation of the Word schlafen

On this page I introduce you to the personal pronouns: wir, ihr and sie.

You’ll also learn how to conjugate the word: schlafen (to sleep).

>>>  We, you, they in German

Personal Pronouns Part 3 and
Conjugation of the Words: lieben and hassen

On this page I repeat all personal pronouns: ich, du, er, sie es, wir, ihr and sie.

Listen to the example sentences with the verbs: lieben and hassen and then try to answer the questions.

>>> I love you in German

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It must motivate you to keep going and not give up as soon as you run into a little problem. My basic German lessons and method offer all of this.

I always try to make my lessons fun and I have a lot of audio examples, which increases effectiveness.

Lesson 11:
You, she, they in German

Lesson 12:
Er sie es instead of the Noun

Lesson 13:
Conjugation of sein and haben

Lesson 14:
Accusative Case in Geman with ‘den’

Lesson 15:
Important German words and phrases

Lesson 16:
I like in German

Lesson 17:
German Opposites

Lesson 18:
How old are you?

Lesson 19:
Accusative Case einen

Lesson 20:
Modal Verb können

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Lesson 21:
My name is… in German

Lesson 22:
My, your, his, her in German

Lesson 23:
Our, your, their in German

Lesson 24:
Happy Birthday in German

Lesson 25:
German Umlauts Ä, Ö, Ü (a o u umlaut with two dots)

Lesson 26:
Telling Time in German

Lesson 27:
Future Tense in German

Lesson 28:
Excuse me in German

Lesson 29:
German Adjectives

Lesson 30:
Counting in German to 999,999

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Lesson 31:
Cheers in German

Lesson 32:
Funny Vocabulary Lesson

Lesson 33:
Comparative Adjectives

Lesson 34:
Another TPRS Vocabulary Lesson

Lesson 35:
Same meaning in German and English

Lesson 36:
Countries and Capitals

Lesson 37:
Punctuation marks in German

Lesson 38:
Days of the Week in German

Lesson 39:
German Prefix | Separable Verbs

Lesson 40:
Difference between dann and denn

Lesson 41:
Difference between gern and gerne

Lesson 42:
als vs wenn

Lesson 43
German Imperative

Make sure you tell your friends about my German lessons for beginners

Here you will find other useful pages that will help you to familiarize yourself with the German basics.

Weird German Words that you won’t believe exist:
Fun German Words that you don’t know

Here are some useful German expressions and idioms that you should know:
German Idioms and Expressions

If we associate German words with pictures we can learn German much better:
German Vocabulary with Pictures and Pronunciation

The diminutive ending ‘chen’ makes people/things cute and smaller:
chen in German – Diminutives

On this page I explain the difference between ‘dass’ and ‘das’:
dass sentences in German with exercises

21 ways to say ‘thanks’ in German + you’re welcome
How do you say thanks in German

45 ways to greet someone in German
Good morning in German

Say hello in German in a way that sounds cool
How to say hello in German

The months in German – listen to the rhymes.
Months in German

How many states does Germany have? Do you know the names?
States of Germany

Are you curious about what people in Germany earn? Do you earn more?
Average Salary in Germany

Impressions of Germany and its language
Germany | Language Learning and More

Nice things you could say to your sweetheart
Romantic German Phrases

How to Learn German Speaking at Home:
How to Learn German Speaking

Here I explain the difference between: einschlafen, ausschlafen, verschlafen, durchschlafen and weiterschlafen
Difference between einschlafen, ausschlafen, durchschlafen etc.

Learning Tip:
Vocabulary Learning Tip

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