Learn German with a story. A1 - for Beginners: Ein Trip durch Deutschland: with English Translation, Exercises and Audio

by Janine Wolf-Schindler

Julie and Ann make a trip through Germany. They visit museums and go to theatres and restaurants. Of course, they also chat with local people! Join their trip and learn important vocabulary about traveling and daily life. The chapters are short and easy to read. Each chapter comes with some important information about grammar, vocab or cultural background.
The short stories are a perfect match for your A1-A2 intensive course. Use them to refresh your German or as an extra reading.

The book comes with audiofiles – easy to listen to on the train, while you are doing housework or going to work! Listening to German will make an immense difference to your progress.

What awaits you in the German story book?

Learn "real German" the way people speak (and textbooks don't)

8 short chapters

colorful pictures to help with understanding​

English translation of the whole text​

Exercises (with solutions) to help prepare for the Goethe A1-Test​

Exercises to test your understanding​

Exercises to improve your vocabulary​

Exercises to repeat and reinforce important grammatical aspects ​

All exercises come with solutions

Is this a normal German grammar book?

Note: this is not a normal book with grammar explanations and exercises. It's a story for you to read and listen to. The chapters are short – it’s really motivating to read these short chapters! By reading and listening, you improve your German much faster and it's more fun, too! The pictures help you to understand the text better, and if it's really too hard, have a look at the English translation.

This is the easy way to learn vocabulary! Learn your German vocab with natural texts and pick up new words on the go! 

At the and of each chapter, you will get some information about an interesting topic. Small notes help to improve your German. They cover difficult or important topics and help you with typical learning issues.

For each chapter, you have a lot of exercises that help you to prepare for the Goethe Exam A1.

Is it this book for A2/post-beginners?

Reading and listening is a good way to improve your vocabulary. Even if you have passed your A1 level, it’s still a good learning resource. Don't look at the English translation but try to read it fluently. The exercises might be too easy sometimes, but you have to admit: One always forgets vocabulary anyways, so use this book to repeat important words and grammar. Also, you‘ll learn German the way it's really spoken and used in Germany.

62 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 6, 2019