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课程名称：德语课程2——轻松学习德语的方法 概述：通过一种创新的方法，从基础水平提升到B2水平，轻松掌握德语对话。本课程将帮助你以自然的方式通过听有趣的故事达到中级水平（B1，B2）。采用TPRS方法（迷你故事法），特别是“问答技巧”将使你轻松实现目标。通过增强听觉，培养对本土发音的理解，学习口语语法。利用我们的有趣故事中的图像和色彩，让你能更积极地使用内容，并通过Quizlet应用进行练习。无论何时何地，你都可以通过电脑、平板或手机连接学习。如果有疑问，可以留言，123deutsch团队或其他学生会迅速提供帮助。作为我们家庭的一部分，你永远不会孤单。每个课程提供最终认证，但最重要的是，你在沟通能力上将更加自信。 课程目标： - 理解处理具体和抽象话题的复杂文本的主要思想，甚至是技术性材料（如果在你的专业领域内）。 - 拥有高水平的主动词汇。 - 能够与母语者流利且自然地互动，使交流毫不费力。 - 能够就不同主题撰写清晰详细的文本，表达自己对一般问题的观点，指明不同选项的利弊。 - 理解与德语语言相关的文化方面，认识大量习语表达。 - 从任何交际中提取主要具体观点，理解其一般特征。 - 生成多样化和功能性的文本，提供详细信息并论证其重要性，展示结构和组织的连贯性，运用适当的语域和语境。 - 完全掌握B2水平的德语能力，并了解德国文化。 学生反馈：“我一直在寻找这样的课程。之前我不知道自己具体需要什么，现在我知道了。课程基于TPRS方法，意味着你听有趣的故事、回答问题、完成一些作业，最后自己讲这些故事。我认为这是最好的学习方法，因为你不需要死记语法规则，而是通过例子去理解它们。” - Oleg 语法内容包括形容词的变化、比较级、各种副词、连接词、问词、代词、名词性别及复数、动词使用等。词汇涵盖学习方法、休闲活动、酒店、餐厅、学校、大学、医疗、工作环境、服装、家庭、食品饮料、购物、动物、旅游、天气、交通、派对、海滩、身体部位、运动及假期等。 我们希望您能报名参加课程，期待在课程中与您见面！
LEARN GERMAN FROM A BASIC LEVEL TO LEVEL B2 WITH AN INNOVATIVE METHOD!In this course, you will reach an intermediate level (B1, B2) of conversation in German.Learn everything naturally by listening to funny stories.The TPRS method (in other words, the mini-story method) and, in particular, the "question and answer technique" will help you to reach this goal easily.Use your sense of hearing more, that is, develop an "ear," and understand native speakers as well.Learn spoken grammar with the images and colors in our funny stories.And actively practice the content using the APP Quizlet.Connect to your computer, tablet or mobile whenever you want.If you're uncertain or have questions, leave a comment. Someone from the 123deutsch team or another student will help you in an instant.As part of our family, you will never be alone.Each course offers a final certification.But above all, you will feel more confident when it comes to communicating.COURSE GOALS:Be able to understand the main ideas of complex texts dealing with both concrete and abstract subjects, even if they are of a technical nature as long as they are within your field of specialization.A high level of active vocabulary.Be able to interact with native speakers with a sufficient amount of fluency and naturalness so that communication takes place without effort on the part of any of the participants.Be able to create clear and detailed texts on different subjects.Be able to express your point of view on general subjects indicating the pros and cons of the different options.Assimilate a reasonable amount of cultural aspects that frame the German language so you can understand a considerable number of idiomatic expressions.Understand general characteristics and extract main concrete ideas from any communicative situation.Be able to generate texts of a diverse nature and functionality, providing details and justifying their relevance, demonstrating structural and organizational coherence, and using the appropriate register and context.Be fully competent at a German B2 level.Acquire information about German culture.WHAT ARE OTHER STUDENTS SAYING?"I was looking for a course like that for a long time. But I had a problem because I didn't know what exactly I needed. Now I know. The course is based on the TPRS method. It means that you listen to funny stories, you answer questions, do some homework and finally tell these stories yourself. I believe that this is the best method ever because you don't have to learn grammar rules. You understand them from examples. If you don't understand you still can read a rule and it will have more sense because you already know the real examples." - OlegGRAMMAR:Declination of the adjective Comparative of adjectives Local adverbs Temporary adverbs Adverbs Ja-Nein-Doch Adverbs Gern-Lieber Coordinating Conjunctions Subordinate Conjunctions Two-member Conjunctions Question Words Two-Way-Prepositions Local Prepositions Temporary Prepositions Pronouns, Determinants and Articles Gender of Nouns Plural Substantive Compound Substantive n-Declination Auxiliary Verbs Verbs with separable prefix Verbs with inseparable prefix Verbs with vowel change in the radical Transitive Verbs Reflective Verbs Modal Verbs Imperative Present Simple Past Participle Present Perfect Past Perfect Future Conditional - Konjunktiv II The passive voice - Vorgangspassiv The passive voice - Zustandspassiv Irregular Verbs When to use accusative and when to use dative Denial When to use wie/als The use of Was für ein-/Welch- Intention Sentences um.zu/damitVOCABULARY:Learning methods Free time activities Hotel Restaurant School University Doctor Work environment Clothes Home Food and drinks Shopping Animals Travel Weather Transportation In town Partying On the beach Parts of the body Sport HolidaysIf you are not familiar with the Common European Reference for Languages, here is a brief description:A1 - Complete BeginnerA2 - Core KnowledgeB1 - IntermediateB2 - Upper IntermediateC1 - Proficient UserC2 - Mastery / NativesWE HOPE YOU WILL SIGN UP FOR THE COURSE, AND WE WILL BE LOOKING FORWARD TO MEETING YOU AS ONE OF OUR STUDENTS.
