Introduction to A1.1

"Small talk" Would you like to use your German more often in everyday life? Then small talk is a great way to practise! With simple questions, you can start a conversation quickly, during a break, in your German class, or at a café. Here are 15 small talk questions at A2 level that you can try right away. 15 Small Talk Questions in German and English Wie geht es dir heute? How are you today? Was machst du am Wochenende? What are you doing at the weekend? Wo wohnst du? Gefällt

If you’re learning German, you’ve probably struggled with the articles der, die, das . They can feel random at first… but there’s actually a method behind the madness! Here are some simple tricks to help you remember German noun genders. Pay attention to endings In German, word endings often tell you the gender. For example: Feminine (die) : -e, -ung, -heit, -keit, -schaft, -ion die Zitron e , die Zeit ung , die Möglich keit , die Lekt ion Masculine (der): -er, -en, -ig

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