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Lesson 1 - Konjugation Präsens, Personalpronomen I Lesson 2 - Bestimmter und unbestimmter Artikel I Lesson 3 - Bestimmter und unbestimmter Artikel II Lesson 4 - Modalverben Lesson 5 - Personalpronomen II, trennbare Verben Lesson 6 - Possessivpronomen Lesson 7 - Präpositionen mit Dativ...
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Lesson 1 - Konjugation Präsens, Personalpronomen I Lesson 2 - Bestimmter und unbestimmter Artikel I Lesson 3 - Bestimmter und unbestimmter Artikel II Lesson 4 - Modalverben Lesson 5 - Personalpronomen II, trennbare Verben Lesson 6 - Possessivpronomen Lesson 7 - Präpositionen mit Dativ und mit Akkusativ Lesson 8 - Wechselpräposition Lesson 9 - Präteritum Lesson 10 - Perfekt read less
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Here is a list of ten lessons that are taught at basic-level German in my German course in India: 1. German alphabets 2. German words from A to Z in Singular and Plural 3. Greetings like good morning, good evening, good night etc. 4. Additional day-to-day German nouns relating to human body, house,...
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Here is a list of ten lessons that are taught at basic-level German in my German course in India: 1. German alphabets 2. German words from A to Z in Singular and Plural 3. Greetings like good morning, good evening, good night etc. 4. Additional day-to-day German nouns relating to human body, house, animals, hand tools, astronomy etc. 5. German numbers from 1 to 100 and how to answer the question "What is the time now?" 6. How to read railway time-table and book train tickets in German 7. How to construct German sentences in the nominative, accusative, dative and genitive cases 8. How to read and understand a map of India in German 9. How to describe the Indian office life in German 10. How to write a job application in German and, finally, how to get a computer-related job in Germany read less
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You can get an easy introduction to German or just consolidate your basic knowledge with the beginner's course. Following the course step-by-step you can quickly gain an understanding of the most important ideas, and you can learn up to an advanced beginner's level of learning.
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Basics & advance
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Certified German Language with 7+ years of experience

Greetings, numbers, days of week, telling time, reading and listening skills.
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vocabulary & Grammar
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After clearing the A1 Level, you'll be able to do the following: • Understand what you hear in everyday situations, such as simple questions, instructions and messages, as well as messages on an answerphone, public announcements and brief conversations, • Obtain relevant information from short written...
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After clearing the A1 Level, you'll be able to do the following: • Understand what you hear in everyday situations, such as simple questions, instructions and messages, as well as messages on an answerphone, public announcements and brief conversations, • Obtain relevant information from short written messages, public notices and classified advertisements, • State and understand figures, quantities, times and prices, • Fill in personal details and basic information on forms, • Write brief personal messages, • Introduce yourself in a conversation and answer simple personal questions, • Formulate and respond to common everyday queries and requests. Source: http://www.goethe.de/lrn/prj/pba/bes/sd1/enindex.htm read less
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Alphabets,months,weekdays,numbers,grammar. Exam consists of speaking,reading,writing & conversation. So you are prepared for all this.
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B.Sc.(Maths), C2 in German language from Goethe Institute.

Alphabets, numbers, common vocabulary for daily needs and construction of simple sentences.
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