A1 German Group class for Adult

Here is a basic outline of what could be covered in a GERMAN language course for beginners A1:

• GERMAN Alphabet: Learn the sounds and letters of the GERMAN alphabet, including both printed and cursive forms.

• GERMAN Pronunciation: Learn the correct pronunciation of vowels, consonants, and stress patterns in GERMAN.

• GERMAN Grammar: Learn the basics of GERMAN grammar, including noun and adjective declensions, verb conjugations, cases, and sentence structure.

• GERMAN Vocabulary: Build your GERMAN vocabulary by learning common words and phrases related to everyday life, including greetings, numbers, food, travel, and basic conversation.

• GERMAN Conversation: Practice speaking GERMAN in everyday situations, such as ordering food, making small talk, and asking for directions.

• GERMAN Reading and Writing: Learn to read and write in GERMAN, including basic grammar rules, sentence structure, and vocabulary.

• GERMAN Culture: Gain an understanding of GERMAN culture, including customs, traditions, and daily life in Russia.

• GERMAN History: Study GERMAN history, including important historical events and figures, to gain a deeper understanding of the cultural context in which the GERMAN language developed.

• GERMAN Film and TV: Watch and analyze GERMAN films and TV shows to improve your listening comprehension and gain insight into GERMAN culture and society.

• GERMAN Music: Listen to and analyze GERMAN music, including popular songs and traditional music, to deepen your appreciation for GERMAN culture and language.

In addition, some beginner GERMAN language courses may also cover topics such as GERMAN holidays and celebrations, travel and tourism, and basic business communication.