German for Beginners (A1 → B1)

Beginner 5 Modules 2h 18min
Creator: Reinhard Eugene July 8, 2026

What You'll Learn

  • Identify and correctly use the present tense for current, habitual, and future actions.
  • Conjugate regular German verbs in the present tense by applying the correct endings to the verb stem.
  • Conjugate common irregular verbs like 'sein' (to be) and 'haben' (to have), recognizing typical vowel changes.
  • Engage in basic German conversations, including introductions, asking about work, origin, and making simple requests.
  • Formulate questions and answers about daily life, food preferences, and future plans.
  • Apply effective learning strategies and resources, such as spaced repetition apps and authentic media, to build your vocabulary and comprehension.

About This Course

This course guides you from beginner (A1) to intermediate (B1) German, focusing on practical communication for everyday situations. You'll master essential grammar, including the most common tenses and verb conjugations, so you can confidently express yourself. By the end, you'll be able to introduce yourself, discuss your work and origin, order food, and make plans. You'll also discover effective learning strategies and resources to continue your German journey beyond the course.

Who this is for: This course is for you if you're new to German or have some basic exposure and want to build a solid foundation from A1 to B1. No prior German knowledge is required, just a willingness to learn and practice.

Modules

  • 01: Introduction to German Basics

    43 min

  • 02: Essential Grammar & Verbs

    20 min

  • 03: Basic Conversation Practice (A1)

    27 min

  • 04: Expanding Vocabulary & Expressions (A2)

    19 min

  • 05: Learning Resources

    28 min

Final Quiz

Covers all 5 modules. Pass with 80% or higher to complete the course.

15 Questions

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