Learn German: Parallel Text - Easy, Funny Stories (German - English) - Bilingual (Learning German with Parallel Text 1)

by Polyglot Planet Publishing

Learning German with parallel text is the most rewarding and effective method to learn a language. Existing vocabulary is refreshed, while new vocabulary is instantly put into practice. The German grammar easily sinks in through our cleverly written and well formatted stories. Designed for the Kindle and Kindle Apps - each sentence has been translated line by line making it easy to follow. No dictionary needed! Recommended for beginners-, intermediate level learners of German and as a refreshers course. It is so easy and enjoyable even absolute beginners with no prior knowledge can start learning. Our nine easy, funny stories contain European culture and characters. The stories have been written to keep the readers attention and are fun to read for you to learn through your motivation. Other Books from Polyglot Planet Learn German II Parallel Text - Easy Stories Learn German III Parallel Text - Easy Stories Learn German IV - Parallel Text - Easy Stories

127 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 1, 2014

Reviews

[Serdar Poirot · Rating 4 out of 5]

Paralel metin içeren güzel hikayelerden oluşan bir Almanca kitabı. Hikayeler paragraf paragraf önce Almanca yazılmış, altında da İngilizce karşılıklı yazılmış. Bütün hikayeler bittikten sonra ise sadece Almanca olan metinleri gösterilmiş. Tomatina festivaline giden gençler, İspanya'da her çeşit yemeği deneyen arkadaşlar, aşırı sakar olan George'un pastasından kral çıkınca düzelmesi, Venedik'te evlenecekken ayrılan ve sonra tesadüf eseri tekrardan birleşen çift, İskoç ailelerinin gelenekleri ve oyunları, kuş bilimi meraklısı kadının çocukları ve kocası ile olan güzel ilişkisi gibi oldukça keyifli hikayeler var. Almanca öğrenmek isteyenlerin faydalanabileceği güzel bir eser.

[Andrew McCollough · Rating 1 out of 5]

Badly written

These stories are in fact in German and English. However, the stories are so poorly written that they are quite unreadable.