Learn German Language From A Native & Experienced German Teacher - Learn German Grammar, Vocabulary, & More

What you'll learn

• In this course the participants learn German grammar on the B2 level.
  
• The entire course is only taught in German (with German and English subtitles).
  
• You will learn advanced vocabulary.
  
• Futur II - future II
  
• Nominalisierung von Verben mit Nomen - nominalization of verbs with nouns
  
• Adjektive mit Präpositionen - adjectives with prepositions
  
• Modale Zusammenhänge - modal connectors
  
• Eselsbrücken - mnemonics
  
• Nomen mit Präpositionen - nouns with prepositions
  
• Erweitertes Partizip I & II - extended participle I & II
  
• Deutsche Redewendungen - German idioms
  
• dass / Infinitivsätze - that / infinitive clauses
  
• Adversativsätze - adversative clauses
  
• Zweiteilige Konnektoren - two-part connectors
  
• Negation durch Vor- und Nachsilben - negation through prefixes and suffixes
  
• Diktate - Dictations
  
• Mittelfeld im Hauptsatz - tekamolo - middle field in main clauses
  
• Deutsche Redewendungen - German quotes
  
• Indirekte Rede - indirect speech
  
• Fragenmarathon - Question marathon
  
• als ob - as if
  
• Konditionale Zusammenhänge - conditional connectors
  
• Zungenbrecher - tongue twisters - pronunciation exercises
  
• Fugenelement "s" bei Nomen - joint element "s" in nouns
  
• Konzessive Zusammenhänge - concessional connectors
  
• Verwandte Wörter - related words
  
• Zustandspassiv - stative passive
  
• von und durch - from and through
  
• Zwischen- und Endprüfung - intermediate and final exam
  
• Wortbildung - Vorsilben bei Nomen - word formation - prefixes for nouns
  
• Alternativen zum Passiv - alternatives to the passive voice
  
• generalizing relative clauses - Generalisierende Relativsätze
  
• Lernblockaden - Learning blocks and how to solve them
  
• Feste Verbindungen von Nomen und Verben - fixed connections of nouns and verbs
  
• Subjektlose Passivsätze - subjectless passive clauses
  
• Konsekutive Zusammenhänge - consecutive connectors
  
• Feste Nomen-Präposition-Verbindungen - fixed noun-preposition connections
  
• Indefinitpronomen - indefinite pronouns
  
• Kausale Zusammenhänge - causal connectors
  
• Partizip I und II als Adjektive - participle I and II as adjectives
  
• Verweiswörter im Text - reference words in texts
  
• Nachsilben bei Adjektiven - suffixes with adjectives
  
• Uneingeleitete wenn-Sätze - unintroduced if-clauses
  
• Vergleichssätze - comparative sentences
  
• Temporale Zusammenhänge - temporal connectors
  
• Subjektive Bedeutung des Verbes "sollen" - subjective meaning of the verb "sollen"
  
• Wortbildung -weise bei Adverbien - word formation - weise in adverbs
  
• das Verb lassen - the verb "lassen"
  
• Verbverbindungen - verb connectors
  
• Konditionalsätze - conditional clauses
  
• Wunschsätze - optative sentences
  
• Learn about German culture – sights, food, culture
  
• Learn about German idioms – to sound more like a native German
  
• You will get tipps on how to get rid of learning blocks
  
• You will learn German quotes
  
• We will write dictations to practice your listening and writing skills
  
• Learn about mnemonics and how they can help you to learn a language
  
• Learn German tongue twisters to improve your German pronunciation
  
• Learn about cognates which are similar or identical words in German and English to learn German vocabulary faster
  
• Get recommendations for useful books to learn German
  
• Learn about different German dialects (Berlin, Bavaria, East Germany etc.)
  
• We will have a question marathon to check whether there are any gaps from the B1 level
  
• We will have a intermediate exam to check whether you master what you have learned up to this point in this German B2 course
  
• We will have a final exam to check whether you master what you have learned on the German B2 level
  

Requirements

In order to participate in the B2 course, it is recommendable to have completed the A1, A2 and B1 level first.

Learn German from an experienced German teacher!

The course begins with an introduction to the easier part of B2 German grammar and goes step by step further into the subject. This course is taught exclusively in German (with English and German subtitles).

In addition to the 43 German grammar lessons, this course also contains videos about German idioms, tongue twisters (pronunciation), mnemonics, how to get rid of learning blocks, German quotations, dictations, related words and exams.

There is also a question marathon in which you test whether you still have gaps from the previous language levels.

In general, this is a very interactive course where you will also learn advanced vocabulary for the B2 level. Attached to almost every chapter you will find PDF files with homework in order to practice further what you have just learned in the according chapter.

Goals:

• Become competent in B2 German grammar
  
• Learn more about the German culture through idioms and quotes
  
• Receive valuable tips on how to learn German more efficiently
  
• Learn the B2 German vocabulary
  

You will learn the following:

Grammar:

Futur II | Nominalisierung von Verben mit Nomen | Adjektive mit Präpositionen | Modale Zusammenhänge verbal & nominal | Nomen mit Präpositionen | Erweitertes Partizip I & II| dass Sätze | Adversativsätze | Zweiteilige Konnektoren| Negation durch Vor- und Nachsilben | Partizip I als Nomen | Mittelfeld im Hauptsatz - tekamolo | Indirekte Rede | als ob | Konditionale Zusammenhänge | Fugenelement "s" bei Nomen | Konzessive Zusammenhänge nominal & verbal | Zustandspassiv | von und durch| Wortbildung - Vorsilben bei Nomen | Alternativen zum Passiv | Generalisierende Relativsätze | Feste Verbindungen von Nomen und Verben | Subjektlose Passivsätze | Konsekutive Zusammenhänge | Feste Nomen-Präposition-Verbindungen | Indefinitpronomen | Kausale Zusammenhänge | Verweiswörter im Text | Nachsilben bei Adjektiven | Uneingeleitete wenn-Sätze | Vergleichssätze | Temporale Zusammenhänge | Subjektive Bedeutung des Verbes "sollen" | Wortbildung -weise bei Adverbien | das Verb lassen| Verbverbindungen | Konditionalsätze | Wunschsätze |

German Vocabulary:

• General German B2 vocabulary
  
• Online shopping
  

Plus:

• German culture – sights, food, culture
  
• German idioms – to sound more like a native German
  
• Tipps on how to get rid of learning blocks
  
• German quotes
  
• Dictations
  
• Mnemonics
  
• Intermediate exam
  
• Tongue twisters
  
• Related words – similar and identical words in German and English to learn German vocabulary faster
  
• Recommendations for useful books to learn German
  
• Additional exercises / homework
  
• Learn about different German dialects (Berlin, Bavaria, East-Germany etc.)
  
• Question marathon
  
• Final exam
  

Why taking this German course?

✔ Learn from a native German teacher with 10+ years of experience in teaching. Thus, you will also learn the correct German pronunciation, without accent or dialect.

✔Learn at your own pace, whenever and wherever you like! Therefore, have maximum flexibility!

✔Join 70,000+ happy students in 160+ countries who are already taking our courses!

✔Learn in a structured way with clear explanations! Each chapter and course builds on each other.

Why learning German?

Learning and speaking German gives you amazing benefits!

• We need you! As of 2023 there are more than two Million unfilled job vacancies in Germany, Austria and Switzerland! And this trend is rising. Especially in the fields of medicine, engineering in mechanical and vehicle construction, electrical engineering, IT and software development, programming, education, health care and social work. It is made easier for skilled foreign workers to immigrate, but in most cases the requirement is to speak German at least on the language level of B1.
  
• Through the German language you get access to world class higher education! German schools and universities are basically free of charge for everyone! Germany is one of the world's most popular places to study for foreigners. Around 320,000 international students were enrolled in Germany in 2020.
  
• Make more money by speaking German! Even if you don´t plan to live in a German speaking country there are many international German companies which are looking for German speakers worldwide who earn more than their non-German-speaking colleagues. Some of the renowned German companies are BMW, Mercedes, Porsche, Volkswagen, Audi, Siemens, Allianz, Bosch, Deutsche Bank and Villeroy & Boch.
  
• Germany, Austria and Switzerland belong to the countries with the highest standards of living. The German speaking countries have diversity, affordability, thriving economies, art, creativity, business, technology, culture and much more! The German economy is the strongest and biggest in Europe!
  
• Learn German to challenge yourself, improve your brain development and for your personal growth! Learning and speaking a new language also boosts your confidence! According to a study published in The Journal of Neuroscience, learning a new language has a positive effect on the growth of brain cells. The study also found that people who learned a second language had improved cognition, including better memory and faster thinking skills. Furthermore, the researchers found that the benefits persisted even after the participants stopped learning the new language. The findings also suggest that learning a second language can help prevent age-related cognitive decline and can even have benefits for our overall intelligence.
  
• With more than 100 million German speakers German is the most spoken language in the European Union! Thus the chances are high that you can apply German even outside of the German speaking countries also because Germans are the second most travelling nation worldwide and can be found everywhere!
  
• If you already speak English it will be easier for you to learn German as both languages are Germanic languages. There are hundreds of so-called cognates which are words which are identical or very similar in English and German. Such as the words finger, hand, glass and many many more!
  
• Germany´s capital Berlin is one of the most popular cities for entrepreneurs worldwide! Virgin has recognized Berlin as one of the best startup hubs for entrepreneurs and job seekers. As one of the most international cities in Europe, Berlin is diverse, multicultural, and full of creative and ambitious talent. Berlin is also much more affordable than other hotspots like San Francisco.
  
• German is the second most commonly used language in the Science community! Some of the greatest innovators were native German speakers such as Albert Einstein, Sigmund Freud, Max Planck, Carl Gustav Jung, Gottlieb Daimler, Rudolf Diesel, Karl Benz and many more! Also some of the greatest composers and poets like Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Johann Sebastian Bach, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Friedrich Schiller and Hermann Hesse came from German speaking countries! Get access to their original works through the German language!
  

You still have questions about the program?

When is the course being held?

- The course is prerecorded so it gives you a maximum flexibility on when and where you want to learn. You will have access at any time. All you only need an internet connection and a device such as your mobile phone, laptop or tablet.

There are many German courses. How is your different?

- As Julia is a native speaker she is teaching the standard German which is understood in all German speaking countries, without any dialect or accent. In each lesson just one subject is taught and you get clear and on point explanations. The course is well organized and each chapter and course is built on each other. Furthermore, you get great value for a very affordable price.

Can I really learn a language online?

- Yes, learning and practicing grammar, improving your listening and reading comprehension, writing and learning interesting facts about Germany and the German culture are all possible with an online course. However, since you won´t have a speaking partner within the program it is advisable to practice speaking German with a private German tutor or other people who speak German, for example.

Isn´t it better to learn in a school?

- That is a matter of personal preference. Learning online as well as in a school has both its benefits. In a school you can learn together with others with a set schedule. An online course on the other hand is more affordable, flexible as you decide when and where to learn at your own pace and there is no commuting to a physical school needed, which safes you time. So it really depends on your personal preference.

If you are not familiar with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages; Here is a quick overview:

A1 - Complete Beginner
A2 - basic level
B1 - intermediate level
B2 - Upper intermediate level
C1 - advanced
C2 - competent

I hope to see you soon as a new student in my course!
Who this course is for:

This course is suitable for everyone who has already reached the B1 level.

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