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A1 German Courses
This A1 German course is designed for complete beginners who want to build a strong foundation in the German language. It introduces learners to everyday vocabulary, basic grammar, pronunciation, and simple communication skills needed for real-life situations. By the end of the course, students will be able to understand and use familiar expressions, introduce themselves, ask and answer simple questions, and interact in basic conversations about daily life.
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4
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Kate Williams
Instructor
What Will You Learn?
About This Course
Start your journey into the German language with this beginner-friendly A1 course. This course is perfect for students, travelers, professionals, and anyone who wants to learn German from scratch.
You will learn how to:
greet people and introduce yourself
talk about family, work, hobbies, and daily routines
understand and use essential vocabulary
form simple sentences correctly
use basic grammar such as articles, pronouns, present tense verbs, and sentence structure
ask questions and respond in everyday conversations
improve pronunciation and listening comprehension
The course focuses on the four main language skills: speaking, listening, reading, and writing, while keeping lessons simple, practical, and easy to follow. It helps learners gain confidence step by step and prepares them for basic communication in German at the A1 level according to the CEFR standard.
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"Short courses for busy managers"
Hi there, my name is Kate Williams and I've been managing projects and virtual teams for the past 10+ years.
I'm currently a Director at Cisco Systems,* where I lead Project and Program Management teams on delivering complex projects for Cisco's customers.
Previously, I was a manager at Ernst & Young, where I analyzed failing projects at Fortune 500 companies, and recommended solutions to fix them.
I was also a research assistant at Harvard University, where I studied issues related to virtual teams.
I'm an Amazon bestselling author of 4 books about team management (including "Influencing Virtual Teams," "Don't Reply All," "Project Kickoff," and "Effective ...
Curriculum Overview
This course includes 1 modules, 57 lessons, and 0 hours of materials.
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A1 German Course | Lesson 1 | German Alphabet | Combinations of Alphabet | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 2 | German Nouns, Definite and Indefinite Articles | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 3 | Personal Pronouns in German Nominative Case| Personalpronomen |English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 4 | sein verb conjugation in German| To be verb in German|English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 5 | German Sentence Structure | How to make simple sentence | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 6 | haben verb in German | Use & Conjugation of haben in German | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 7 | German Cases Made Easy | Nominative | Accusative | Dative | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 8 | Adjective Endings in Nominative with Examples | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 9 | Possessive Pronouns in German Nominative case with Examples | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 10 | Adjective Endings in German Nominative & Possessive Pronouns| English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 11 | German Months of the Year | Seasons in German Language | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 12 | Conjugation of German Regular Verbs for begginers | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 13 | Most Common German Nouns with Articles | German Vocabulary | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 14 | Days of Week in German Language | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 15 | German Accusative Case Explained with Examples | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 16 | Definite and Indefinite Articles in German Accusative | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 17 | Accusative Personal Pronouns | Nominative Personal Pronouns | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 18 | Possessive Pronouns in German Accusative Case | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 19 | Adjective Endings in German Accusative Case with Articles | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 20 |Possessive Pronouns and Adjective Endings in German Accusative|English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 21 | German Accusative Prepositions with Examples | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 22 | Numbers in German | Counting in German | Zahlen in Deutsch | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 23 | How to Ask Time in German | How to Tell Time in German | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 24 | Family Members, Relatives and Relationships in German | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 25 | Learn colors in German Language | Die Farben in Deutsch | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 26 | Perfect in German Language | Perfekt mit haben oder sein| English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 26 - Part 2| Perfect in German Language | Perfekt mit haben /sein| English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 27 | Negation in German Language | Use of kein in German | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 28 | How to make negative sentences in German | Use of NICHT | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 29 | How to Ask Questions in German | YES NO Questions in German | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 30 | Vocabulary of house/apartment | German Nouns | Thema wohnen | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 31 | German Vocabulary (Verbs, Adjectives, Nouns) and Exercises | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 32 | What is Dative Case in German | German Dative Case Explained |English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 33 | German Dative Case Personal Pronouns Explained with Examples |English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 34 | Possessive Pronouns in German Dative Case Explained | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 35 | German Dative Verbs | How to use Dative Verbs in German | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 36 | German Dative Adjective | Dative Adjectives in German | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 37 | German Dative Prepositions | Dative Prepositions in German | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 38 | Adjective Endings in German Dative Case | Adjektivendungen | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 39 | W Questions in German Language for beginners | W Fragen | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 40 | W Question words in German Language | W Fragen auf deutsch | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 41 | German Time Prepositions | Temporal Prepositions in German | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 42 | How to Identify Articles of German Compound Nouns | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 43 | German Separable Verbs | Trennbare Verben in German | English
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A1 German Course | Lesson 45 | German Separable Verbs in Perfect tense Examples/Exercise | English
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A1 Zertifikat deutsch Modeltest | A1 level Goethe Institute Exam Pattern | A1 German Exam Pattern
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German A1 Exam Reading | A1 German Sample papers | Exam Preparation and Solution of Goethe Exam
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A1 A2 level German language course exercise | Nominative Case Exercise | Test your German skills
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Possessive Pronouns in German Nominative case | A1 A2 level German exercise | Test German skills
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German language exercise A1 / A2 level | Possessive Pronouns and Adjective Ending in Nominative Case
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German Grammar Exercise | Personal Pronouns in Accusative Case | A1 German Exercise
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Possessive Pronouns in Accusative Case | A1 German grammar Exercise | A1 practice exercise
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A1 German Exam preparation Exercise | Adjective Ending in German Accusative Case
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"Haben" or "sein" Exercise in German language | A1, A2 level German Exercise
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German Dative Case exercise | Definite articles in Dative case in German language | A1, A2 Exercise
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Unlock Your German Potential: Exciting A1 German Online Course for Beginners!
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Certificates
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Course Certificate
If you pass all the lessons in this course, you will receive this certificate.
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Camelia Schofield
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Didn't have the expert deliver the information. Heavily political bashing. Full disaster and scare rather than being leveled and focused on the science.
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Course Specifications
Sections
1
Lessons
57
Capacity
Unlimited
Duration
1:10 Hours
Students
4
Created Date
7 Jul 2021
Updated Date
8 Mar 2026
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