![]() ![]() The course is being published from January 2013 and as the end of each unit is reached, the subsequent books will be released. This book is part of a series of eight study packs for the full introductory course of Coffee Break German. Talking about members of your family an introduction to gender in German the word for "the" and how it changes for different genders giving names for other people using "er heißt…" and "sie heißt…" Making sentences negative using the word "nicht" the patterns associated with verbs the verb "wohnen", meaning "to live" an introduction to word order how Karneval is celebrated in Cologne. Lesson 4: Ich komme aus Österreich, aber jetzt wohne ich in München Talking about where you're from asking other people where they are from in both the formal and informal form the names of some countries in German greetings from different parts of the German-speaking world. Greeting people at different times of the day asking "what is your name?" and answering the question an introduction to the formal and informal versions of "you" in German an outline of where German is spoken. Learning how to greet people in German the words for "yes" and "no" asking the question "how are you?" and learning suitable replies. This particular volume covers the following topics: Thomas and Mark are also joined by our Cultural Correspondent, Julia, who brings cultural insight to each lesson, and our Grammar Guru, Kirsten, who helps Mark and the learners understand the patterns of the language. Mark is an experienced language teacher himself and is the presenter of Coffee Break French and Spanish, but this time the tables are turned and he is learning German with Thomas. Each lesson comes with several pages of notes, additional vocabulary and bonus listening materials.Ĭoffee Break German is presented by German native speaker Thomas who is teaching learner Mark to communicate in German. ![]() Mark speaks over ten languages and, through the Coffee Break podcasts, courses, videos and books, is honoured to share his passion for language learning and the opportunities it provides.Coffee Break German helps you learn German using our tried and tested method which combines audio, video and text materials in a structured approach.īased on the hugely popular online course, this study pack offers the video flashcards for lessons 1-5, combining the audio materials with flashcards which allow the learner to see how the words are written. The Coffee Break team of language experts, teachers and native speakers is led by linguist and educator Mark Pentleton. Millions of learners have built their confidence in a language or taken up a new language using the friendly, accessible and successful method, effectively transforming their down time into "do time". Consistently at the top of the educational podcast charts, the courses have been recognised through numerous awards, including European Professional Podcast of the Year and the European Award for Languages and have featured in The New York Times, the Guardian and on the BBC. Since then, the Coffee Break courses – which are now available in French, Italian, German, Spanish, Chinese, Swedish and English – have become immensely popular. In each lesson well focus on the language you need to know and before long youll be. Soon, language learners around the world were building their language skills with the Coffee Break Languages podcasts and online courses. Learn German in coffee-break lessons from the Radio Lingua Network. Coffee Break Languages: In 2006 Coffee Break Spanish became the first podcast for beginners of Spanish and immediately caught the attention of listeners. ![]()
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