For students and teachers of German as a foreign language. A new and comprehensive approach to one o
It's often the case that we make suggestions to each other - to go to the cinema, to go out for some
A common topic of conversation is the weather. That will be our focus in this lesson. We'll begin wi
In this lesson, Martin and Stefanie are discussing what to eat this evening. The possibilities are e
In this lesson, Frau Weber has arrived in Stuttgart. She doesn't know the city, however, and is look
When away on a trip, chances are that you'll pay a visit to a bakery to sample some fine local patis
If you're on vacation or on business abroad, it's almost a given that, at some stage you'll need to
In the last lesson, Paul and Sabine were talking about Paul's sister, Steffi. Let's add some more de
In a previous lesson, we discovered how to introduce oneself. This time, we'll see how to discuss on
This lesson involves a trip to the local market. We'll discuss some more numbers and, of course, dis
Buying a ticket - for the theatre, to a concert, for a bus to the city centre - is a common task. Le
In this lesson, we'll discuss some numbers, and some colours, as as we buy a bouquet of flowers at t
Our task in this lesson will be to order something in a coffee shop. We'll make use of key vocabular
In this lesson's dialogue, Herr Meier calls into an office looking for Herr Schmidt. Herr Schmidt is
This lesson expands on our discussion of family from the previous lesson. Frau Meier and Herr Schmid
In this lesson, we talk about family. In her conversation with Markus, Isabel talks about the people
In this lesson, Andrea and Frank are in an airport lounge. They briefly discuss where they're flying
In this lesson, Mr Meier meets Ms Mueller. They speak briefly about their work. Let's hear about wha
In this lesson, Herr Meier bumps into Frau Schmidt, his new neighbour, for the first time. Their bri
What is someone asks you to spell your surname, in the bank or post office, or when making a reserva
In this first lesson, our goal is to get a feel for the sounds of German. We start with a very short