German A1

☰ List of all topics in the level A1

Level A1 Introduction Unit 1 Alphabet and pronunciation Unit 2 Diphthongs and constant combinations Unit 3 German nouns and their genders Unit 4 Articles in the nominative case Unit 5 Pronouns in the nominative case Unit 6 Verb sein in present Unit 7 Verb sein in imperfect Unit 8 Verb haben Unit 9 Present tense Unit 10 Modal Verbs Unit 11 Nominalization of verbs Unit 12 Adjective endings in nominative case Unit 13 Making plural nouns Unit 14 Numbers in German Unit 15 Accusative case Unit 16 Pronouns in accusative case Unit 17 Prepositions with accusative case Unit 18 Questions with interrogative pronouns Unit 19 Asking questions without interrogative pronouns

Both German and English belong to the Germanic family, but learning the German language for beginners is generally considered difficult for English speakers. This is against reality. The key to learning German easily and quickly is the correct sequence of learning. Some topics should be learned before others.

This website teaches German pronunciation and grammar. Our lessons' sequence provides the easiest way to learn German. Even if you are using multiple sources to learn German, we recommend the following sequence of topics to follow.

Unit 1: German Alphabet and Pronunciation

The very first thing is to learn the sounds of alphabetic letters. This unit teaches how to correctly pronounce German letters and then how to combine these letters to form words.

Unit 2: German Diphthongs and Consonant Combinations

The second unit still emphasizes the learning of correct pronunciation. This unit teaches sounds produced by combinations of German letters.