Learn German from the ground up — speak, read, and write with confidence!
This A2 German course is specially designed for beginners who want to start learning German and completed A1, in a structured, simple, and interactive way. Whether you’re planning to study, work, or travel in Germany, this course will give you the essential tools to communicate in everyday situations.
Through easy-to-follow lessons, pronunciation practice, and engaging activities, you will develop a strong foundation in all four skills — speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
Small conversation in the market, office, etc.
Talk about your family, hobbies, job, and daily routine
Ask and answer simple questions in conversations in a better way than A1
Use of nouns, articles, and pronouns
Verb conjugation in the present tense
Understanding and using Nominative and Accusative cases
Word order in basic German sentences
Understand short texts, dialogues, and instructions
Write basic sentences, short emails, and descriptions
Understand familiar words and simple sentences when spoken clearly
Follow everyday conversations in slow, clear German
Understand and use common expressions in German
Communicate in simple everyday situations
Introduce yourself and others
Talk about places, things, and people around you
Take the Goethe-Zertifikat A2 exam (optional)
Beginners with a little A1 prior knowledge of German
Students preparing for German visa or studies
Job seekers planning to work in Germany or Austria
Language lovers who want to start learning German the right way
Join now and build your German skills step-by-step with confidence.
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| German Word/Phrase | English Meaning |
|---|---|
| Lernen | Learning |
| die Gitarre, -n | Guitar |
| das Klavier, -e | Piano |
| das Instrument, -e (ein Instrument spielen) | Instrument (to play an instrument) |
| das Interesse, -n | Interest |
| klug | Clever |
| intelligent | Intelligent |
| die Bücherei, -en | Library |
| der Kursleiter, - | Course instructor |
| der/die Lehrende, -n | Teacher, lecturer |
| der/die Lernende, -n | Learner |
| die Sprechstunde, -n | Consultation hour |
| das Sekretariat, -e | Secretary’s office |
| erfahren | Experienced |
| neugierig | Curious |
| kompliziert | Complicated |
| hart | Hard |
| kapieren | To understand, grasp |
| Prüfungen | Exams |
| die Prüferin, -nen | Female examiner |
| mündlich | Oral |
| schriftlich | Written |
| die Schrift, -en | Script, writing |
| die Einführung, -en | Introduction |
| der Stoff, -e | Material, subject matter |
| die Disziplin (Sg.) | Discipline |
| das Stipendium, Stipendien | Scholarship |
| Ratschläge geben | Giving advice |
| der Ratschlag, "e | Piece of advice |
| die Beratung, -en | Consultation, advice |
| die Förderung, -en | Support, promotion |
| bieten, er bietet, hat geboten | To offer |
| das Feedback, -s | Feedback |
| der Trick, -s | Trick |
| der Zeitplan, "e | Timetable, schedule |
| realistisch | Realistic |
| die Energie, -n | Energy |
| lassen (Lass offene Zeiten in deinem Zeitplan!) | To leave (Leave free times in your schedule!) |
| unternehmen, er unternimmt, hat unternommen | To undertake, do |
| verschieben, er verschiebt, hat verschoben | To postpone |
| Berufsalltag | Working life |
| der Arbeitgeber, - | Employer |
| an | stellen |
| die Vollzeit (Sg.) | Full-time |
| freiberuflich | Freelance |
| stundenweise | By the hour |
| der Auftrag, =e | Order, assignment |
| der PC, -s | PC, computer |
| die Autorin, -nen | Female author |
| der Babysitter, - | Babysitter |
| ausländisch | Foreign |
| die Konferenz, -en | Conference |
| der Workshop, -s | Workshop |
| zusammen | arbeiten |
| pensioniert | Retired |
| die Rente, -n | Pension |
| die Seniorin, -nen | Female senior citizen |
| dolmetschen | To interpret |
| der Dolmetscher, - | Interpreter |
| übersetzen | To translate |
| die Übersetzung, -en | Translation |
| begleiten | To accompany |
| gehörlos | Deaf |
| neutral bleiben | To remain neutral |
| kommunizieren | To communicate |
| die Kommunikation (Sg.) | Communication |
| anderen helfen | Helping others |
| die Aktion, -en | Action, campaign |
| starten | To start |
| der/die Freiwillige, -n | Volunteer |
| sorgen | To care for |
| der Service, -s | Service |
| reparieren | To repair |
| die Reparatur, -en | Repair |
| das Werkzeug, -e | Tool |
| weg | werfen, er wirft weg, hat weggeworfen |
| gebraucht | Used, second-hand |
| voneinander | From each other |
| eine Präsentation halten | To give a presentation |
| vor | tragen, er trägt vor, er hat vorgetragen |
| beachten | To pay attention to |
| die Einleitung, -en | Introduction |
| die Gliederung, -en | Structure, outline |
| der Hauptteil, -e | Main part |
| der Inhalt, -e | Content |
| der Punkt, -e | Point |
| der Schluss, =e | Conclusion |
| flüssig | Fluent |
| die Zuhörerin, -nen | Female listener |
| andere wichtige Wörter und Wendungen | Other important words and expressions |
| der/die Angehörige, - | Relative |
| das Standesamt, =er | Registry office |
| das Forum, Foren | Forum |
| abonnieren | To subscribe |
| die Mailbox, -en | Mailbox |
| die Mitteilung, -en | Message, communication |
| existieren | To exist |
| zurecht | kommen, er kommt zurecht, ist zurechtgekommen |
| beschweren (sich) | To complain |
| dabei haben | To have with oneself |
| putzen | To clean |
| spülen | To wash (dishes) |
| tief | Deep |
| fett | Fat, fatty |
| einzeln | Individual |
| erforderlich | Required |
| die Hälfte, -n | Half |
| die Menge, -n | Quantity |
| die Qualität, -en | Quality |
| der Katalog, -e | Catalogue |
| der Prospekt, -e | Brochure |
| das Herz, -en | Heart |
| die Figur, -en | Figure, shape |
| das Mineralwasser, - | Mineral water |
| die Zitrone, -n | Lemon |
| die Portion, -en | Portion |
| tagsüber | During the day |
| die Mitternacht (Sg.) | Midnight |
| der Wald, =er | Forest |
| notwendig | Necessary |
| prima | Great |
| sowieso | Anyway |
| übrigens | By the way |
Objectives
Talk about past events using Perfekt.
Use Präteritum with modal verbs.
Grammar Focus
Perfekt with haben/sein.
Irregular verbs in Perfekt.
Modal verbs in Präteritum.
Activities
Write a diary entry about yesterday (Gestern habe ich…).
Interview activity: ask classmates what they did last weekend.
In this chapter, you will learn how to connect two ideas into one smooth sentence using relative clauses (Relativsätze).
Relative sentences help you avoid many short, simple sentences. Instead, you can add extra information about a person, place, or thing in a natural way.
For example:
This is the man. He lives in Berlin.
→ This is the man who lives in Berlin.
In German:
Das ist der Mann. Er wohnt in Berlin.
→ Das ist der Mann, der in Berlin wohnt.
By the end of this chapter, you will be able to:
use relative pronouns (der, die, das, etc.) correctly,
place the verb at the end of the relative clause,
and write longer, more fluent German sentences.
Relative sentences are very common in both spoken and written German — mastering them will make your German sound much more natural!
Reflexive verbs (Reflexive Verben) are essential elements of German grammar that A2-level students must master. This comprehensive guide provides structured learning content and practice exercises designed specifically for students learning German through an LMS platform.
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