Learn German

in 28 Days
Day-by-Day Guide for Rapid
Language Acquisition
 Learn German
in 28 Days
Are you ready to embark on an exciting journey towards
learning German? Whether you have a tight deadline or
prefer a structured approach to language learning, "Learn
German in 28 Days" is here to guide you every step of the
way. This meticulously crafted study plan is designed to
immerse you in the German language and equip you with
the necessary skills to start conversing semi-fluently in just
four weeks.

Learning a new language can be a daunting task, but

with this comprehensive study plan, you will have a clear
roadmap to follow. Gone are the days of aimless
wandering through textbooks or getting lost in a sea of
online resources. "Learn German in 28 Days" provides you
with a detailed day-by-day schedule, ensuring that each
minute of your study time is spent efficiently and
effectively.

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The plan's intensive daily study routine requires
commitment and dedication, but rest assured, it covers
nearly everything you need to kickstart your German
language journey. From foundational grammar concepts to
vocabulary expansion, pronunciation practice to listening
comprehension, speaking exercises to reading
comprehension, this plan leaves no stone unturned. With a
focus on practical communication, you'll be equipped with
the tools to engage in real-life conversations and express
yourself confidently in German.

What sets "Learn German in 28 Days" apart is its

emphasis on clear goals. Too often, language learners dive
into their studies without a roadmap, leading to frustration
and a lack of progress. By using this study plan, you're
starting your journey with structure and direction. The plan
includes carefully curated resources, from online guides and
interactive exercises to podcasts and movies, all
conveniently linked for easy access. You will have
everything you need at your fingertips to embark on this
language learning adventure.

But it's not just about the materials; it's about building a
solid foundation and nurturing a deep understanding of the
German language. Each day of the plan is designed to
incrementally introduce new concepts, allowing for
consistent progress, and reinforcing previously learned
material. By following the daily schedule, you gradually
build your skills, gaining confidence and fluency along the
way.

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"Learn German in 28 Days" is just the beginning. Its flexible
nature allows for adaptation to longer timeframes, such as
three or six months, accommodating individual learning
paces. Regardless of the timeframe chosen, the
comprehensive coverage of essential language elements
remains the same. The plan serves as a framework for you
to customize and tailor your study journey based on your
needs and preferences.

So, don't delay any longer. With "Learn German in 28

Days," you can embark on an intensive language learning
experience like never before. Equip yourself with clear
goals, a structured study plan, and a wealth of resources at
your fingertips. Begin your German language journey
today and unlock the doors to a world of opportunities,
culture, and connections.

Happy learning and enjoy the rewarding experience of

mastering the German language!

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What You’ll Need
To complete the exercises and activities throughout the
month for learning basic German you will need:

1. Access to a computer, tablet, or smartphone for

accessing online resources, language learning apps, and
digital content.
2. Notebooks or paper for taking notes and practicing
writing.
3. Writing utensils, such as pens or pencils.
4. Flashcards for vocabulary practice.
5. Headphones or speakers for listening to audio
materials.
6. German language podcasts or audio recordings for
listening exercises.
7. German videos with subtitles for listening and
comprehension practice.
8. German music or songs for listening and pronunciation
practice.
9. A language exchange platform or a language partner
for engaging in conversations in German.
10. A German dictionary or translation tool, either physical
or digital, for looking up word meanings and clarifying
unfamiliar vocabulary.
11. German texts for reading practice.
12. A German pronunciation checker
13. Online quizzes or tests for assessing progress and
practicing specific language skills.
14. A quiet and comfortable study environment to focus
and concentrate on language learning.

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The 6 Core Competencies in German
The six core components of your language proficiency
include:

·Reading – Reading is a fundamental skill that enables you

to comprehend written texts, expand your vocabulary, and
deepen your understanding of the German language. By
engaging with various reading materials such as articles,
books, and online resources, you'll enhance your
comprehension skills, learn new vocabulary, and familiarize
yourself with different sentence structures and writing
styles.

·Writing – Writing plays a vital role in language learning

as it allows you to express yourself through written form.
By actively engaging in writing tasks in German, such as
composing essays, journal entries, or even short sentences,
you'll strengthen your grammar skills, enhance your
sentence structure, and reinforce your grasp of vocabulary
usage. Writing also enables you to convey your thoughts
and ideas accurately and coherently.

·Listening – Effective communication in any language relies

heavily on listening comprehension. Actively immersing
yourself in German audio materials, such as podcasts,
audiobooks, or dialogues, trains your ears to understand
spoken German. This practice develops your listening skills,
exposes you to various accents and speech patterns, and
prepares you to understand conversations, follow
instructions, and engage in real-life interactions.

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The 6 Core Competencies in German
·Speaking – Speaking is the practical application of
language skills and a key element in building confidence in
German. Engaging in conversations with native speakers,
language partners, or through language exchange activities
provides an opportunity to practice pronunciation, fluency,
and conversational skills. By actively speaking, you reinforce
your vocabulary knowledge, enhance your grasp of
grammar, and develop the ability to express yourself
clearly and effectively.

·Vocabulary – Vocabulary forms the foundation of any

language. By building a strong German vocabulary, you
empower yourself to comprehend and express a wide
range of ideas and concepts. Devote dedicated time to
expand your vocabulary through various methods such as
flashcards, word lists, or thematic studies. Actively
incorporating newly acquired vocabulary into your
speaking and writing exercises further enhances your
language proficiency.

·Grammar – Grammar provides the structure and rules

that govern a language. Understanding German grammar
allows you to construct sentences correctly, employ proper
word order, and convey meaning accurately. Set aside
time to study and practice essential grammar concepts
such as verb conjugation, noun declension, and sentence
construction. By mastering grammar rules, you will develop
a solid foundation for effective communication in German.

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The 6 Core Competencies in German
Try to include each of the six competencies into your daily
practice for a well-balanced study plan. By incorporating
these six core competencies into your daily practice, you
create a well-balanced study plan that addresses all
aspects of language learning.

Each competency reinforces and complements the others,

allowing you to progress holistically in your language
proficiency. Strive for regular and consistent practice in
each of these areas to achieve a well-rounded and
comprehensive understanding of the German language.

Remember, language learning is an ongoing process, and

each day brings new opportunities for growth. Embrace
the journey, stay motivated, and enjoy the rewarding
experience of acquiring proficiency in German.

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Week 1

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Day 1 - The Magic of German Pronunciation
Time allocation: 2 hours

Goal: Within the next 30 days, we'll embark on an exciting adventure to

conquer the German A1 level. By the end, you'll wield the power to
effortlessly utter simple phrases, comprehend basic speech, and establish a
rock-solid grammar foundation. Let's kick things off by delving into the
captivating world of German pronunciation.

Before you immerse yourself in vocabulary, let's lay a sturdy

groundwork for pronunciation. You will ensure that you speak German
with finesse and accuracy. Spend 60 minutes familiarizing yourself with
the German alphabet. Practice pronouncing each letter and its
corresponding sound.
Next, spend 30 minutes learning about basic German word order.
Practice placing the subject, verb, and object in the right places by
writing down short sentences with a pen and paper.
Spend 30 minutes listening to audio or watching videos that
demonstrate the pronunciation of German sounds. Repeat after the
speaker to practice your pronunciation.

Additional Activity: Sound Drills

Engage in targeted sound drills to refine your pronunciation skills. Pick a set
of words with similar sounds, and practice saying them aloud repeatedly.
This exercise will enhance your ability to differentiate and reproduce specific
sounds in the German language.

Your task for today is to dive deep into German pronunciation, listening to
and imitating the sounds that make this language unique. By dedicating
time and effort to mastering pronunciation, you'll lay a solid foundation for
your German language journey. Get ready to unleash your linguistic
prowess!

Resources:

German Pronunciation Guide – Online resource with audio recordings

and video explanations for how to pronounce the German alphabet.
Video on German Verb Placement and Sentence Structure
German Word Order Basics – A short and simple explanation
German Word Order Guide – A more in-depth guide on German
word order

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Day 2 - German Pronunciation and Verbs
Time allocation: 2 hours

Goal: By the end of today's language extravaganza, you'll have gained a

solid grasp of German pronunciation, learned how to conjugate verbs in the
present tense, and expanded your vocabulary. Let's dive in and make some
linguistic magic happen!

Power up Your Pronunciation (30 minutes): Start by reviewing the

pronunciation and sounds you learned yesterday. Focus on the ones
that were most challenging for you.
Spend the next 30 minutes reading aloud basic German words. Use
online resources or language learning apps to find lists of words to
practice. A good place to start is words that are the same or nearly the
same in English. You’ll also get to practice your pronunciation of them!
Verb Conjugation in the Present Tense (30 minutes): Now, let's unlock
the secret to verb mastery! Spend the next 30 minutes learning how to
conjugate verbs in the present tense. Discover the patterns and rules
that make German verbs dance. Immerse yourself in online resources,
language learning apps, or textbooks to dive deep into this essential
aspect of German grammar.
Vocabulary Expansion (30 minutes): Language adventurers, it's time to
expand our linguistic arsenal! Explore word lists, themed vocabularies,
or flashcard apps to enrich your lexicon. Embrace the joy of discovering
new words and phrases, as they unlock doors to meaningful
communication.

Resources:

German Words That are the Same in English

German Words That are Almost the Same in German and English
Learn about Weak Verbs in the Present Tense – You may also want to
glance at the tenses or read more about the German verbs.
Get hundreds of Free Printable German Flashcards with basic
vocabulary like animals, holidays, countries, and clothing items.

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Day 3 - German Pronouns, Questions, Imperative, and
Negative Statements
Time allocation: 2 hours

Goal: By the end of today, you'll have sharpened your skills in German
pronouns, learned how to ask questions, use the imperative form, and make
negative statements.

German Pronouns in the Nominative Case (30 minutes): Begin with 30

minutes dedicated to practicing German pronouns in the nominative
case. Write down the words for pronouns to reinforce your
memorization. These essential words, such as "I," "you," "he," "she," "it,"
"they," and "we," form the foundation of personal expression in German.
Embrace their power and make them your linguistic allies.
Asking Questions in German (30 minutes): Now, it’s time to learn how
to ask questions in German. Spend the next 30 minutes learning the
words for essential question starters like "who," "what," "where," "when,"
"why," and "how" (wer, was, wo, wann, warum, wie). Immerse
yourself in the correct word order for forming questions. This knowledge
will enable you to engage in meaningful conversations and seek
information in German with confidence.
Learn how to use the German imperative form for 30 minutes. This
form is useful for giving commands like, “stop!” or “go!”
Negative Statements (30 minutes): Devote the following 30 minutes to
mastering the art of forming negative statements in German. Explore
the intricacies of negation and discover how to express negation
accurately. Understanding how to construct negative sentences will
enhance your communication skills and provide a well-rounded grasp of
German grammar.

Resources:

German Pronouns – Learn how to use the most common words like I,
you, he, she, it, they, and we
Complete Guide for Asking Questions in German
How to use the German Imperative Form
Guide to Form Negative Statements in German

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Day 4 - Greetings, Counting, and the Tenses
Time allocation: 2 hours

Goals: By the end of today, you'll effortlessly navigate basic German

greetings, become a counting maestro, and gain a solid understanding of
the German tenses in the present, past, and future.

Spend 30 minutes easing into the day by learning basic German

greetings and common phrases. Write them down and practice saying
them aloud. Write them down and let the rhythm of the language
guide your pronunciation. These warm and friendly expressions will
open doors to meaningful connections in German-speaking communities.
Allocate 30 minutes to learning how to count in German. Learn how to
spell and pronounce the numbers, from one to infinity. Immerse yourself
in resources that offer free flashcards or interactive activities to test your
counting skills. As you conquer numbers, you'll unlock a multitude of
practical applications in everyday conversations.
The time has come to unravel the mysteries of German tenses! Spend a
solid 60 minutes gaining a general understanding of the tenses in
German. Dive into the present, past, and future, grasping their forms
and usages. Immerse yourself in resources that provide a general
overview of the tenses, allowing you to navigate the temporal
dimensions of German with confidence.

Resources:

Basic German Greetings Activity

The Numbers in German – Learn how to spell and pronounce the
numbers in German and test yourself with the free flashcards.
General Overview of the Tenses in German

Vocabulary Topics to Choose From Moving Ahead

1. Family and relationships (family members, marital status)
2. Jobs and professions (teacher, doctor, engineer)
3. Time expressions (days of the week, months, seasons)
4. Weather and climate (sunny, rainy, cold, hot)
5. Hobbies and leisure activities (sports, music, reading)
6. Clothing and fashion (shirt, dress, shoes)
7. Directions and locations (left, right, street names)
8. Travel and transportation (train, bus, airport, ticket)
9. Shopping and money (store, price, currency)

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Day 5 - Learning the Cases, Listening Skills, and
Speaking
Time allocation: 2 hours

Goals: By the end of today's language adventure, you'll have a solid

understanding of the basics of the nominative, accusative, and dative cases
in German. You'll also improve your listening skills by engaging with audio
recordings and videos, and gain confidence in speaking through
conversational practice and imitating native speakers.

Spend 60 minutes learning the nominative, accusative, and dative cases

in German. Dive into the nuances and rules of these cases,
understanding how they shape the function and relationships of nouns,
pronouns, and articles.
Allocate another 30 minutes to listening to audio recordings or
watching videos of dialogues to improve your listening skills. Tune your
ears to the rhythms, intonations, and nuances of spoken German.
Engage with a variety of sources, such as podcasts, language learning
apps, or online platforms, to expose yourself to diverse voices and
accents, and enhance your comprehension skills.
Use the remaining 30 minutes to practice speaking. Practice makes
perfect, and today, you’ll focus on speaking with confidence! Spend the
remaining time recording yourself having short conversations or
repeating after native speakers. Embrace the power of your voice and
let it dance in the world of German. Utilize language learning apps,
online language exchange platforms, or even practice with a language
partner to gain valuable feedback and refine your pronunciation and
fluency.

Resources:

The German Cases – Master the German cases with this easy guide
Practice Your Pronunciation for free at the Goethe Institute’s website
Looking for a more in-depth German Phonetics Guide?
A full list of German Podcasts and other learning resources

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Day 6 - Building Your German Vocabulary
Time allocation: 2 hours

Goals: Focus on expanding your German vocabulary by immersing yourself

in basic nouns, verbs, and adjectives. You'll practice using these words in
simple sentences, reinforcing your understanding, and engage in reading or
listening comprehension exercises.

Spend 30 minutes expanding your vocabulary by learning basic nouns,

verbs, and adjectives. Focus on a specific theme or category, such as
doctor visits, food, or colors. Remember to always memorize the correct
definite article (der, die, or das) when you learn new German nouns.
Use the next 30 minutes to practice using these new words in simple
sentences. Write down example sentences or use the flashcards from
the links above to reinforce your understanding.
Next, spend 30 minutes completing reading or listening comprehension
exercises. Immerse yourself in texts or audio recordings that match your
current proficiency level. Challenge yourself to comprehend and extract
meaning from these materials, enhancing your language skills, and
deepening your understanding of German expressions.
Language Exchange or Conversation Partner (30 minutes): For an
additional activity, spend 30 minutes engaging in a language exchange
or conversation with a native German speaker or fellow language
learner. Join online language exchange platforms, find conversation
partners, or participate in language exchange events. Engage in
conversation and put your newly acquired vocabulary and sentence
structures to the test. Embrace the opportunity to communicate and
connect with others, gaining valuable feedback and cultural insights
along the way.

Resources:

German Food Vocabulary

German Colors and Shapes
German Doctor Visit Vocab
Hundreds of German Reading and Listening Comprehension Activities
Find a native speaker to practice language together on Hello Talk, My
Language Exchange, or any other platform of your choice.

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Day 7 - Deepening Your Basic Language Skills
Time allocation: 2.5 hours

Goals: Consolidate your language knowledge and delve into the intricacies
of definite and indefinite articles in German. You'll review vocabulary from
Day 6, practice pronunciation, and engage in speaking exercises.
Additionally, you'll dedicate time to completing reading and listening
comprehension exercises.

Allocate 30 minutes to review the vocabulary you learned on Day 6.

Refresh your memory by recalling the words and their meanings.
Enhance your pronunciation skills by saying the words aloud, focusing
on correct intonation and accentuation. Utilize any flashcards you
printed out to reinforce your knowledge. Embrace the opportunity to
deepen your vocabulary retention and boost your overall language
proficiency.
Dedicate 60 minutes to learning about definite and indefinite articles in
German. Understand the crucial role they play in German grammar
and how they indicate gender, number, and case. Utilize the provided
resource, "German Definite and Indefinite Articles," to grasp the rules
and usage of these articles. Engage in exercises and examples that
illustrate their application in various contexts. By mastering the correct
usage of articles, you'll enhance your overall language accuracy and
fluency.
Immerse yourself in a 30-minute speaking practice session. Use this time
to engage in conversation, either with a language partner, a tutor, or by
participating in language exchange events or online forums. Focus on
using the vocabulary you've learned, incorporating definite and
indefinite articles appropriately, and practicing sentence structures.
Spend another 30 minutes completing reading and listening
comprehension exercises. Utilize the resources, such as German texts,
articles, or audio recordings. Immerse yourself in the language and
challenge your understanding through comprehension exercises. Practice
extracting information, inferring meaning, and improving your overall
language comprehension skills.
Resources:
German Definite and Indefinite Articles – Learn how to use the definite
and indefinite articles in German.
List of free German Exercises at the Goethe Institute
More Free German Exercises and printable PDFs

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Day 8 - Building the Foundation
Time allocation: 2 hours

Goals: Continue building a strong foundation by reviewing and practicing

the vocabulary learned in the previous week. You'll reinforce your memory
through interactive activities, practice using the words in sentences, refine
your pronunciation, and engage in listening exercises to reinforce vocabulary
comprehension.

Spend 30 minutes reviewing and practicing the vocabulary from the

previous week. Use flashcards or online quizzes to reinforce your
memory. Challenge yourself to recall the meanings of the words and
their correct definite articles (der, die, or das). Embrace interactive
activities that make vocabulary revision engaging and enjoyable.
Dedicate 30 minutes to incorporating the vocabulary into simple
sentences. Write down example sentences or create flashcards with
sentence prompts to practice using the words in context. By actively
constructing sentences, you'll solidify your grasp of the words and their
application in real-life scenarios.
Allocate another 30 minutes to practicing pronunciation of the
vocabulary by saying the words and sentences aloud. Pay attention to
correct intonation, stress patterns, and accentuation. Utilize online
resources, pronunciation guides, or language learning apps to aid your
practice. Embrace the rhythm and melody of the German language as
you master the pronunciation of the words.
Use the remaining 30 minutes to engage in listening exercises, such as
listening to audio recordings or watching videos that feature the
vocabulary in context. Select a video from the playlist and immerse
yourself in authentic German audio with English subtitles. Train your
ears to recognize words and phrases, enhance your listening
comprehension skills, and develop familiarity with the language as it is
spoken naturally.

Resources:

German Video Playlist with English Subtitles – Choose a video from the
list to start learning German with subtitles.
German Grammar Exercises to practice what you’ve learned for free
More free Online German Exercises

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Day 9 - Immersive Language Practice
Time allocation: 2.5 hours

Goals: Focus on practical language application through engaging in

dialogues, listening to authentic German conversations, practicing speaking
fluency, and further enhancing listening comprehension. Embrace the
opportunities to interact with native speakers, challenge your speaking skills,
and immerse yourself in German audio materials.

Spend 30 minutes engaging in short dialogues with a language partner

or through language exchange platforms. Focus on using the
vocabulary and phrases you have learned in meaningful conversations.
Embrace the opportunity to practice speaking, improve your
conversational skills, and develop confidence in real-life language
applications.
Allocate another 30 minutes to listening to German dialogues or
conversations. Use resources like podcasts, YouTube videos, or language
learning apps that provide listening exercises. Immerse yourself in
authentic German audio materials that expose you to different accents,
speech patterns, and communication styles. Train your ears to
comprehend spoken German and enhance your overall listening
comprehension skills.
Dedicate 30 minutes to reading or writing in German. Start with simple
sentences or short paragraphs about your day, your interests, or a topic
of your choice. You can also try writing a short story or journal entry.
Don't worry too much about grammar and spelling at this stage; the
focus is on expressing yourself and becoming comfortable with written
German. Read short stories or children’s books in German.
Take 30 minutes to learn about possessive pronouns (mein, dein, sein,
ihr, unser, euer, ihr). These help you express belonging.
Use the remaining 30 minutes to review previous vocabulary and/or
new words. You can choose new categories and print out new flash
cards. If you have any remaining time, review the grammar concepts
you’ve learned so far about the tenses and cases.

Resources:
Tandem – Use the app to find a language-learning partner who is a native German speaker
Idyoma – Another app to find a language study partner
Speaky – A third app where you can find a native speaker to practice German
Read Max und Moritz for free
Read Rot·käppchen for free
German Possessive Pronouns lesson
Study Aid for German Possessive Pronouns

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Day 10 - Expanding Language Horizons
Time allocation: 2.5 hours

Goals: As you embark on Day 10 of your language journey, you are ready
to expand your German language horizons further. Your goals for today are
designed to deepen your understanding of vocabulary, reading
comprehension, speaking, listening skills, and learn about German
prepositions. Let's dive into these goals with enthusiasm and dedication.

Spend 30 minutes reviewing the vocabulary and phrases you have

learned so far. Reinforce your pronunciation skills and strengthen your
ability to recall words and phrases. Practice saying them aloud with
clarity and confidence, ensuring that you have a solid foundation to
build upon.
Dedicate 30 minutes to reading simple texts or articles in German. Start
with short paragraphs or dialogues. Focus on understanding the main
ideas and key vocabulary within the texts. As you read, underline, or
highlight unfamiliar words and phrases to expand your vocabulary
further.
Spend 30 minutes speaking and listening to your language exchange
partner. Embrace the chance to use the vocabulary and phrases you
have learned, and actively listen to your partner's responses. By
immersing yourself in authentic conversations, you will strengthen your
fluency and develop a natural flow in German.
Learn about German prepositions for 60 minutes and do practice
exercises. Some use the accusative case and others use the dative case.
Still others are changeable prepositions. Learn the songs to help you
memorize which are which. These catchy tunes will make the learning
process enjoyable and help solidify your understanding of which
prepositions go with which case.

Resources:
German texts and ebooks for reading practice.
German Prepositions Songs
German Preposition Exercises

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Day 11 - German Grammar, Nouns, and Verbs
Time allocation: 2 hours

Goals: The goals for today revolve around learning and practicing German
noun genders, mastering regular verb conjugation, and gaining a solid
understanding of sentence structure.

Spend 30 minutes learning and practicing German Comparative and

Superlative forms of adjectives (größer, am größten). You’ll be able to
express when something is bigger or smaller than something else, for
example.
Allocate 30 minutes to practicing noun genders. Use the online resource
guide as a cheat sheet to learn them fast! Choose a set of nouns and
practice choosing the correct article (der, die, das) for each one. The My
Germanized Life Shorts quiz your knowledge of German noun genders!
Through consistent practice, you will develop a natural intuition for
noun genders, contributing to your fluency and accuracy in the
language.
Dedicate another 30 minutes to practicing regular verb conjugation.
Choose a few regular verbs and practice conjugating them in the
present tense. Practice forming verb conjugations with precision and
fluidity, ensuring that you are familiar with the patterns and endings
specific to regular verbs. By mastering verb conjugation, you will gain
confidence in expressing yourself accurately and effectively in various
contexts.
Use the remaining 30 minutes to study sentence structure. Learn about
word order in German and practice constructing basic sentences. Gain a
comprehensive understanding of how to arrange subjects, verbs,
objects, and other sentence elements to convey meaning effectively.
Engage in guided exercises and practice constructing basic sentences to
solidify your understanding.

Resources:
Learn the German Comparative and Superlative Forms
Practice the Comparative and Superlative in interactive exercises.
Simple Guide on Determining German Noun Genders – Use the cheat
sheet to learn the German noun genders fast.
Regular German Verbs – Learn how to conjugate regular verbs in
German.

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Day 12 - Advancing Your Proficiency
Time allocation: 2.5 hours

Goals: Today will be a less intensive study day. Enhance your language
proficiency through the integration of vocabulary, grammar, and
conversational skills. Your goals for today encompass reviewing previously
learned materials, forming more complex sentences, improving listening
comprehension, and engaging in meaningful conversations.

Spend 30 minutes reviewing the vocabulary and phrases from the

previous week. You can utilize flashcards, online quizzes, or any other
preferred method to reinforce your knowledge of the vocabulary. This
review session will ensure that your vocabulary remains active and
accessible as you move forward in your language learning journey.
Dedicate 30 minutes to forming more complex sentences using the
vocabulary. Challenge yourself to incorporate the grammar concepts
you have acquired, such as noun genders and verb conjugation, into
your sentences. Aim to construct longer, more intricate sentences that
showcase your growing understanding of the language's structures and
nuances. This exercise will help you develop fluency and express
yourself with greater precision and complexity.
Allocate another 30 minutes to listening to audio recordings or
watching videos with native speakers. Focus on understanding the
structure and meaning of the sentences.
Learn about German adjective endings for 30 minutes with the goal of
understanding the basic ideas. This topic will require frequent review
and practice.
Use the remaining 30 minutes to engage in conversations or language
exchange activities that require you to use more complex sentences.
Practice expressing your thoughts and opinions in German.

Resources:

German Adjective Endings Explained With Exercises

Make use of any preferred resources or materials that align with your
learning style so far. Whether it's online articles, podcasts, videos, or
language learning apps, choose resources that expose you to a variety
of topics and provide ample opportunities for conversation practice.
Embrace the challenges and rewards of advancing your language
proficiency, and let your continued dedication and practice propel you
towards fluency in German.

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Day 13 - Exploring German Culture and Customs
Time allocation: 3 hours

Goals: You’ll shift your focus towards immersing yourself in the vibrant
world of German culture and traditions. This exploration will not only
deepen your understanding of the language but also provide insights into
the rich heritage and customs of the German-speaking countries. Your goals
for the day are designed to engage your senses and broaden your cultural
knowledge.
Spend the day exploring German culture and traditions. Take one hour
to go on a virtual museum tour or visit a German city from the comfort
of your sofa. Take this opportunity to delve into the diverse aspects of
German society, ranging from customs and traditions to famous
landmarks and historical events. Immerse yourself in the fascinating
world of German culture and embrace the unique aspects that make it
distinct.
Watch German movies or TV shows for one hour with subtitles to
immerse yourself in the language and culture. Select a German TV
show like "Lindenstraße," which captivated audiences for 35 years and
offers a glimpse into the everyday lives of its characters. Engaging with
authentic German media will expose you to colloquial expressions,
cultural references, and the nuances of the language.
Listen to German music for 30 minutes and pay attention to the lyrics
to improve your listening skills. Try the suggested German music
playlists provided by Coffee Break German or explore different genres
and artists on your own. As you listen, focus on understanding the lyrics
and the emotions conveyed through the music. This exercise will
sharpen your listening skills and expose you to the melodic beauty of
the German language.
Read about German customs, traditions, or famous landmarks to gain
cultural knowledge for at least 30 minutes. Seek out articles, blogs, or
books that delve into the unique aspects of German culture. Explore
topics like Oktoberfest, Christmas markets, or historical landmarks such
as the Brandenburg Gate. This reading exercise will not only expand
your cultural knowledge but also provide you with interesting
conversation topics for future interactions with native German speakers.
Resources:
List of Virtual Tours you can take to German places
Visit the National German Library for Virtual Exhibitions
Watch the German TV Show Lindenstrasse which was on for 35 years.
Listen to German Music suggested by Coffee Break German
Learn about Germany at the World Culture Encyclopedia

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Day 14 - Language Skills Through Immersion
Time allocation: 2 hours

Goals: As you continue your language learning journey, Day 14 presents an

opportunity to further immerse yourself in the German language and
culture. By engaging with various forms of media, you will strengthen your
comprehension skills, expand your vocabulary, and deepen your
understanding of natural speech patterns.
Spend 30 minutes watching German movies or TV shows with
subtitles to improve your comprehension skills and familiarize yourself
with natural speech patterns. Select a captivating German film or an
episode of a TV series that interests you. Engaging with audiovisual
content provides an authentic context for language learning, exposing
you to native speakers' pronunciation, intonation, and colloquial
expressions.
Dedicate 30 minutes to listening to German music and following along
with the lyrics. Look up the meanings of unfamiliar words or phrases.
Choose songs that resonate with you or explore new genres and artists.
Pay attention to the lyrics and try to identify words and phrases you
have learned previously. If you come across unfamiliar vocabulary, take
the time to look up their meanings. This activity enhances your listening
skills while expanding your vocabulary and cultural knowledge through
music.
Spend another 30 minutes practicing German adjective endings. Use
the last resource, the new one, or any of your choosing.
Allocate the remaining 30 minutes to reading simple texts in German.
Choose short articles, blog posts, or children's books to practice your
reading comprehension. Use a dictionary or translation tool to
understand unfamiliar words and try to grasp the overall meaning of
the text.

Additional Goal: At this point, it is important to introduce the topic of

German idioms and expressions. Spend some time researching and
familiarizing yourself with common German idiomatic expressions. These
unique phrases add depth to your language skills and provide insights into
the cultural context of the German-speaking world. Make a list of idioms
and expressions that intrigue you and aim to incorporate them into your
conversations and writing in the future.
Resources:
Stream German Movies for free by creating an account
Learn German Idioms and Expressions for more vibrant sentences
German Adjective Endings Explained

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Day 15 - Enriching Your Vocabulary, Mastering
Separable Verbs, and the Accusative Case
Time allocation: 2 hours

Goals: Introduce new vocabulary and practice pronunciation. Learn about

German verbs with separable prefixes and how to use them. Deepen your
understanding of the accusative case and how to recognize the direct
objects in sentences.

Spend 30 minutes continuing to expand your vocabulary by learning

more nouns, verbs, and adjectives. Focus on common words related to
everyday life, hobbies, or professions. Say the words aloud and pay
attention to correct pronunciation and stress.
Learn about German verbs with separable prefixes (abfahren,
aufstehen) for 30 minutes. These verbs consist of a base verb and a
separable prefix, which can change the meaning of the verb.
Learn about the accusative case in German in-depth for 30 minutes.
Explore how nouns, articles, and adjectives change when they are in the
accusative case and practice identifying and using the accusative case in
sentences.
Spend 30 minutes writing German sentences using the verbs you
learned with separable prefixes. Use the separable verbs you previously
studied and incorporate them into meaningful sentences. Focus on
proper word order, verb conjugation, and accurate use of separable
prefixes. Challenge yourself to create sentences that demonstrate your
understanding of both separable verbs and the accusative case.

Resources:

Learn about Separable Prefixes on German Verbs

Learn more about German Verbs With Separable Prefixes
The Accusative Case in German

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Day 16 - Broadening Vocabulary and Practicing
Communication Skills
Time allocation: 2 hours

Goals: Expand your vocabulary with new terms. Then, learn how to give
directions in German. See you if you can practice giving directions with a
language exchange partner via your app or platform of choice. Learn about
irregular verbs and how to conjugate them in different tenses.

Study new vocabulary from a category you haven’t done yet. Focus on
specific themes like food, shopping, or transportation. Spend 30 minutes
learning vocabulary related to the chosen theme. Use flashcards, online
resources, or language learning apps to reinforce your understanding.
Learn how to give directions in German. Spend 30 minutes
understanding the vocabulary and phrases commonly used when
giving and receiving directions. Explore concepts such as street names,
landmarks, and directional words. Practice formulating and following
directions through role-playing exercises or interactive language learning
resources.
Spend 30 minutes speaking to your language exchange partner. Talk
about your day of cultural immersion and what you did on your virtual
tour. Use the vocabulary and phrases you have learned to express
yourself and engage in a meaningful dialogue.
Allocate 30 minutes to learning irregular German verbs. Familiarize
yourself with the patterns and conjugations of irregular verbs in
German. Explore different verb forms and understand how they differ
from regular verbs. Practice conjugating irregular verbs in various tenses
and with different pronouns to solidify your understanding and usage.

Resources:

A film introducing How to Give Directions in German

How to Give Directions in German
Irregular German Verbs – Learn how irregular verbs work in German
with example sentences for conjugating them with different pronouns.

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Day 17 -Broadening Vocabulary and Practicing
Communication Skills
Time allocation: 2 hours

Goals: Review vocabulary from any of the previous days. You may have
flashcards put aside that include the most challenging words to remember.
In addition, you want to practice speaking and listening either with a
language exchange partner or listening to a video and recording your voice.
You’ll also learn about reflexive verbs in German and practice using them
through writing.

Dedicate 30 minutes to reviewing the vocabulary from the previous

day. Practice pronunciation and recall by saying the words aloud. You
may also start learning from the next vocabulary list.
Spend 30 minutes engaging your speaking and listening skills by
actively interacting with a language partner. Engage in conversations
related to the chosen theme, ask and answer questions, and practice
using the vocabulary in context.
Allocate another 30 minutes to learning about reflexive German verbs.
Understand the concept of reflexive verbs, how they are formed, and
their usage in different contexts. Study the reflexive pronouns and
practice conjugating reflexive verbs in various tenses and forms.
Use the remaining 30 minutes to practice writing. Write short
paragraphs or dialogues using the vocabulary and phrases from the
theme you have been exploring. Create scenarios or describe everyday
situations where you can effectively use the vocabulary. Focus on
sentence structure, grammar, and using the vocabulary in a meaningful
way.

Resources:

All About Reflexive German Verbs with practice exercises

Another Lesson on Reflexive German Verbs

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Day 18 - Exploring Grammar and Modal Verbs
Time allocation: 2 hours

Goals: You’ll return to any troublesome grammar topics you’d like to review
before reviewing German accusative and dative prepositions. Review the
definite and indefinite articles in the accusative and dative forms. Finally,
you’ll learn about the German modal verbs.

Spend 30 minutes studying German grammar in more depth. Focus on

topics like prepositions, articles, and basic sentence patterns or any topics
you find difficult. Use textbooks, online resources, or language learning
apps for guidance.
Dedicate 30 minutes to understanding the usage and rules of
prepositions in German. Practice using them in context by creating
sentences or completing exercises.
Allocate another 30 minutes to studying articles (der, die, das) and
their declensions in the accusative and dative forms. Practice using the
correct article and its declension with different nouns.
Use the remaining 30 minutes to learn about German modal verbs and
how to use them. Explore the meanings and functions of modal verbs
such as können (can), wollen (want), müssen (must), and others.
Understand how modal verbs are used to express ability, necessity,
permission, and other modalities. Practice forming sentences with modal
verbs to become comfortable with their conjugation and usage.

Resources:

Full German Grammar Workbook for basic German

German Grammar Episodes from DW
German Modal Verbs Lesson
More on German Modal Verbs

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Day 19 - Sentence Formation and Simple Past Tense
Time allocation: 2 hours

Goals: The emphasis is on strengthening your sentence construction skills,

expanding your verb knowledge, and familiarizing yourself with German
conjunctions. By achieving these goals on Day 19, you will enhance your
sentence construction abilities, expand your verb repertoire, and develop a
better understanding of how conjunctions shape the structure and meaning
of German sentences.

Spend 30 minutes practicing forming different types of sentences, such

as questions and negative statements. Focus on word order, verb
conjugation, and the use of question words or negation particles.
Practice constructing sentences in various contexts to develop your
sentence-building skills.
Take 30 minutes to learn about the simple past tense (Start with
regular verbs: spielte, trank; Then look at the most common irregular
verbs: war, hatte)
Dedicate another 30 minutes to engaging in conversations or language
exchange activities that require you to form questions and negative
statements. Practice using the sentence structures you have learned,
incorporating the simple past tense when appropriate. Engage with
your language partner in meaningful dialogues to enhance your
communication skills.
Use 30 minutes to learn about German conjunctions (und, aber, oder).
Understand their meanings, usage, and how they connect words,
phrases, or sentences. Practice using these conjunctions in context to link
ideas and create cohesive and coherent German sentences.

Resources:

The Simple Past in German

The German Past Tenses
More on the German Past Tense
Learn about the Conjunctions in German

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Day 20 - Better Your Reading Comprehension Skills
Time allocation: 2 hours

Goals: As you progress in your language learning journey, day 20 provides

an opportunity to improve your reading comprehension and reinforce your
knowledge of past tenses in German. By engaging with short texts or stories,
analyzing their content, and practicing reading aloud, you will deepen your
understanding of vocabulary, grammar structures, and cultural references.

Spend 30 minutes reading short texts or stories in German. Choose

materials that are appropriate for your current level, such as graded
readers or simplified texts. This will ensure that you can comprehend the
content while still being challenged. As you read, make use of a
dictionary or translation tool to help you understand unfamiliar words or
phrases.
Dedicate another 30 minutes to analyzing the texts you have read.
Identify key vocabulary words, grammar structures, and cultural
references within the texts. Pay attention to how sentences are formed,
the use of verb tenses, and any cultural nuances present. This analysis
will deepen your understanding of the language and enhance your
overall comprehension.
Practice the German past tenses with regular and irregular verbs.
Allocate 30 minutes to review and practice forming sentences in the
past tense. Focus on both regular and irregular verb conjugations to
reinforce your understanding of their usage. Use examples from the
texts you read earlier to contextualize your practice.
Use the last 30 minutes to practice reading aloud. Select the texts or
passages you have chosen and read them aloud, paying close attention
to your pronunciation, intonation, and overall fluency. By vocalizing the
written words, you will develop your oral skills and improve your
overall command of the language.

Resources:

Visual German Reading Exercises

List of German A1 Reading Comprehension Texts
Irregular German Verbs Chart

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Day 21 - Strengthening Reading and Listening Skills
Time allocation: 2 hours

Goals: Reinforce your reading comprehension, improve your reading fluency,

and sharpen your listening skills in German. Regular practice and exposure
to written and spoken German will contribute to your overall language
development. Remember to choose materials that suit your level and
actively engage with the texts and audio to maximize your learning
experience.

Dedicate 30 minutes to reviewing the texts or stories you read on Day

20. Focus on understanding the content and reinforcing your
comprehension. Pay attention to the vocabulary, grammar structures,
and cultural references present in the texts. Use any notes or
annotations you made during your initial reading to further solidify your
understanding. Consider summarizing the main points or key ideas of
each text to test your recall and comprehension.
Spend another 30 minutes practicing reading aloud. Choose different
texts or passages and read them aloud, focusing on fluency, expression,
and correct pronunciation. Pay attention to the natural rhythm and
intonation of the language. Consider recording yourself and listening
back to identify areas for improvement.
Continue learning about German case endings for another 30 minutes.
Try to focus on any aspects giving you the most difficulty such as
remembering the endings for each case.
Use the remaining 30 minutes to engage in listening exercises. Listen to
German audio materials like podcasts, news broadcasts, or audiobooks
to improve your listening skills. Choose materials that match your
proficiency level, and if available, use resources with transcripts to follow
along.

Resources:

List of Online German Learning Resources – Find categories for videos,

music, video games and more.
More German Language Learning Resources – Find slow news, audio
trainers, and more.
Learn more about German Case Endings

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Day 22 - Listening and Speaking Skills
Time allocation: 2 hours

Goals: As you progress further in your language learning journey,

strengthen your listening and speaking skills in German. By actively
engaging with audio content and practicing conversations with native
speakers, you will improve your comprehension, pronunciation, and overall
oral fluency.

Dedicate 60 minutes to listening to German podcasts, watching German

videos, or using language learning apps that provide audio content.
Choose topics that interest you to maintain engagement and motivation.
Look for resources that offer downloadable transcripts so you can check
your comprehension after listening. It's normal to come across unfamiliar
phrases or expressions, so taking the time to review and verify your
understanding will help you progress. Focus on following the main
ideas, understanding context, and identifying key vocabulary and
phrases.
Allocate the remaining 60 minutes to engaging in conversations with
native speakers, language partners, or repeating phrases after native
speakers. This can be done through language exchange platforms,
online conversation groups, or even language meetups in your local
community. Practice speaking and responding in German, focusing on
correct pronunciation, intonation, and natural expression. Don't be afraid
to make mistakes, as they are part of the learning process. Embrace the
opportunity to learn from native speakers and receive feedback to
refine your speaking skills.

Resources:

Your favorite German videos or audio podcasts and language exchange

platform.

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Day 23 - Immersive Listening and Speaking Practice
Time allocation: 2 hours

Goals: By actively engaging with audio materials, watching videos without

subtitles, and engaging in conversations, you will enhance your
comprehension, expand your vocabulary, and improve your speaking skills.

Spend 30 minutes listening to German podcasts or audio recordings.

Choose materials that challenge your comprehension and expose you to
different accents and speech patterns. Select topics that interest you or
align with your language learning goals. As you listen, pay attention to
the overall context, main ideas, and key vocabulary. Take notes on any
unfamiliar words or phrases for further review.
Dedicate another 30 minutes to watching German videos or movies
without subtitles. Focus on understanding the context and picking up
new vocabulary through visual cues and context. Choose a variety of
content, such as short films, interviews, or documentaries, to expose
yourself to different speaking styles and topics. While subtitles can be
helpful, challenging yourself to rely on visual and auditory cues will train
your listening skills and improve your ability to understand spoken
German.
Allocate 30 minutes to engage in conversations with native speakers or
language partners. Practice speaking and listening skills by discussing
various topics or engaging in role-plays. For example, practice taking
each other’s order at a restaurant. Focus on expressing your thoughts
clearly, using appropriate vocabulary and grammar structures. Actively
listen to your conversation partner, paying attention to their
pronunciation, intonation, and word choices. Seek opportunities to ask
questions and seek clarification.
Use the remaining 30 minutes to review any new vocabulary or
phrases you encountered during the listening and speaking activities.
Take the time to consolidate your learning by reviewing and practicing
the words or expressions that stand out to you. You can create
flashcards, write example sentences, or engage in short exercises to
reinforce your memory and understanding.

Resources:

German Conversation Starters

German Dialog and Conversations

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Day 24 - Dive Deep into the German Language
Time allocation: Full immersion day

Goals: Day 24 is all about creating a complete immersion experience in the

German language. Surround yourself with German media, engage in German
conversations, and utilize online resources. By fully immersing yourself in the
German language for a day, you'll create an environment that fosters rapid
language acquisition and deepens your understanding of the culture. Embrace the
challenge and commit to actively engaging with German throughout the day.
Remember, the more you immerse yourself, the faster you'll progress on your
language-learning journey.

Try to immerse yourself as much as possible in the German language

throughout the day. Make a conscious effort to use German in your thoughts
and daily activities. Challenge yourself to think in German and replace
familiar words or phrases with their German equivalents. Embrace the
language and make it a part of your daily routine.
Listen to German music, podcasts, or audiobooks during your daily activities.
Whether you're commuting, exercising, or doing household chores, have
German audio content playing in the background. Choose genres and topics
that resonate with you to maintain interest and engagement. Pay attention to
the rhythm, intonation, and pronunciation of the language as you listen.
Watch German TV shows, movies, or videos without subtitles. Choose
authentic German content that matches your interests. While initially
challenging, focusing on visual cues and context will improve your
comprehension skills. Note down any new vocabulary or phrases that you
encounter and seek to understand their meaning through context.
Engage in conversations with native speakers or language partners using
German as much as possible. Whether it's through language exchange
platforms, online forums, or in-person interactions, practice your speaking and
listening skills with native speakers. Aim to sustain meaningful conversations
on various topics, expressing your thoughts and opinions in
Utilize online resources or language learning apps that provide immersive
language experiences. Explore interactive platforms that offer immersive
exercises, virtual language exchanges, or gamified learning experiences. Take
advantage of features such as chatbots or voice recognition to practice your
German skills in a dynamic and interactive way.

Resources:

Comprehensive List of Immersive Online German Experiences

German City 360 Panorama Tours
List of Virtual German Museum Tours
Tour the Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany Virtually

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Day 25 - Writing Skills Practice
Time allocation: 2.5 hours

Goals: By devoting focused time to writing, reviewing, vocabulary expansion,

and reading, you will sharpen your writing skills in German. Remember to
seek feedback from native speakers, language partners, or language
teachers if possible. Embrace the process of improvement and aim for clarity,
accuracy, and creativity in your written expression.

Spend 30 minutes practicing writing in German. Choose topics that

interest you and write short paragraphs or journal entries. Pay attention
to correct grammar, vocabulary usage, and sentence structure.
Take 30 minutes to learn about indirect speech in German. Indirect, or
reported speech is “he said” or “she said” (er sagte, sie sagte). Integrate it
into some of your practice sentences when writing.
Allocate another 30 minutes to review and edit your written work.
Carefully read through your writing and look for any mistakes or areas
that require improvement. Check for grammatical errors, spelling
mistakes, and awkward phrasing. Ensure that your ideas flow logically
and that your writing reflects the intended meaning.
Dedicate 30 minutes to expanding your vocabulary further. Focus on
learning new words and idiomatic expressions that can enhance your
writing skills. Use vocabulary resources, online dictionaries, or language
learning apps to discover new words relevant to your writing topics. Pay
attention to synonyms, antonyms, and contextually appropriate usage to
broaden your vocabulary repertoire.
Use the remaining 30 minutes to read German texts or articles related
to your writing topics. Analyze the writing style, sentence structure, and
vocabulary usage in these texts. Take note of any phrases or sentence
constructions that stand out to you and consider incorporating them into
your own writing. Reading in German will not only expose you to
different writing styles but also expand your knowledge of idiomatic
expressions and grammatical structures.

Resources:

Ideas for Writing Prompts

Indirect Speech in German
List of German Writing Exercises

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Day 26 - Strengthening the Language Learning Muscles
Time allocation: 2 hours

Goals: By devoting focused time to grammar review, listening, and speaking

practice, vocabulary expansion, and verb conjugation exercises, you will
continue to strengthen your overall language skills in German. Regular
practice and exposure to the language will contribute to your fluency.

Spend 30 minutes reviewing and practicing any grammar topics that

you find challenging or need further reinforcement. Use textbooks, online
resources, or language learning apps for guidance. Focus on areas such
as verb tenses, noun declensions, adjective agreements, or sentence
structures. Work through practice exercises and seek clarification if
needed to enhance your understanding and application of the grammar
rules.
Dedicate another 30 minutes to practicing your listening and speaking
skills. Listen to audio recordings or engage in conversations with native
speakers or language partners to improve your fluency and
comprehension. Engage in conversations with native speakers or
language partners, either in person or through language exchange
platforms, to actively practice your speaking skills. Discuss various topics,
share opinions, or engage in role-plays to enhance your oral
communication abilities.
Spend 30 minutes learning any vocabulary topics you haven’t studied
yet. Identify specific areas or themes in which you feel your vocabulary is
lacking. Explore resources such as thematic vocabulary lists, flashcards, or
language learning apps to expand your word repertoire. Focus on
everyday vocabulary related to areas like technology, health, travel, or
professions. Practice pronunciation and reinforce your learning through
repetition and context-based exercises.
Write down sentences in the present and past tenses with regular and
irregular verbs for 30 minutes. Choose a variety of verbs and construct
sentences that showcase your understanding of verb conjugation. Practice
using both regular and irregular verbs in different sentence structures,
paying attention to subject-verb agreement and verb endings. Challenge
yourself by incorporating relevant vocabulary and grammar concepts
you have learned so far.

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Day 27 - Resting the Brain
Time allocation: Free Day

Goals: Take a day of rest before testing yourself and reflect on how far
you’ve come.

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Day 28 - Testing Your Fluency and Reflecting on Your
Progress
Time allocation: 1 hour

Goals: Take practice tests and assess your progress.

Use online platforms or language learning apps that provide quizzes or

mock exams for German learners.
Identify any areas where you still need improvement and make note of
them for further study.
Look at how far you’ve come from day 1! Regardless of how well you do
on the placement tests, you stayed committed to the process and
expanded your language proficiency. Give yourself a pat on the back!

Resources:

Deutsche Welle A1 Placement Test

All Deutsche Welle Placement Tests

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Index of German Learning Resources for A1 Level:
German Pronunciation Guide – Online resource with audio recordings and
video explanations for how to pronounce the German alphabet.
Video on German Verb Placement and Sentence Structure
German Word Order Basics – A short and simple explanation
German Word Order Guide – A more in-depth guide on German word
order
German Words That are the Same in English – Easy word list to get started.
German Words That are Almost the Same in German and English – Word
list with printable free flashcards
Learn about Weak Verbs in the Present Tense – You may also want to
glance at the tenses or read more about the German verbs.
Get hundreds of Free Printable German Flashcards with basic vocabulary like
animals, holidays, countries, and clothing items.
German Pronouns – Learn how to use the most common words like I, you,
he, she, it, they, and we
Complete Guide for Asking Questions in German
How to use the German Imperative Form
Guide to Form Negative Statements in German
The Numbers in German – Learn how to count in German and use the free
printable flashcards for review.
Basic German Greetings Activity
General Overview of the Tenses in German
The German Cases – Learn what the nominative, accusative, and dative
cases are in German.
Practice Your Pronunciation for free at the Goethe Institute’s website.
Looking for a more in-depth German Phonetics Guide?
A full list of German Podcasts and other learning resources
German Definite and Indefinite Articles – Definite articles are the words for
“the” in German and indefinite articles are words for “a” or “an.”
List of free German Exercises at the Goethe Institute
More Free German Exercises and printable PDFs
German Video Playlist with English Subtitles – Choose a video from the list to
start learning German with subtitles.
German Grammar Exercises to practice what you’ve learned for free.
Even more free Online German Exercises

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Index of German Learning Resources for A1 Level:
Tandem – Use the app to find a language learning partner who is a native
German speaker.
Idyoma – Another app to find a language study partner.
Speaky – A third app where you can find a native speaker to practice
German.
Find a native speaker to practice language together on Hello Talk, My
Language Exchange, or any other platform of your choice.
Read Max und Moritz for free.
Read Rot·käppchen for free
German Possessive Pronouns lesson
Study Aid for German Possessive Pronouns
German Food Vocabulary – Pronunciation guide and free printable
flashcards
German Colors and Shapes – With audio recordings and free printable
flashcards
German Doctor Visit Vocab - With video and free printable flashcards
Hundreds of German Reading and Listening Comprehension Activities
German Definite and Indefinite Articles – Guide and video explanation
Simple Guide on Determining German Noun Genders – Cheat sheet for
German noun genders.
My Germanized Life Shorts
German texts and ebooks for reading practice.
German Prepositions Songs
German Preposition Exercises
Regular German Verbs – Learn how to use regular German verbs in
example sentences while practicing conjugation.
Learn the German Comparative and Superlative Forms
Practice the Comparative and Superlative in interactive exercises.
German Adjective Endings Explained With Exercises
List of Virtual Tours you can take to German places
Visit the National German Library for Virtual Exhibitions
Watch the German TV Show Lindenstrasse that was on for 35 years.
Listen to German Music suggested by Coffee Break German
Learn about Germany at the World Culture Encyclopedia
Stream German Movies for free by creating an account
Learn German Idioms and Expressions for more vibrant sentences
German Adjective Endings Explained
Learn about Separable Prefixes on German Verbs
Learn more about German Verbs With Separable Prefixes

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The Accusative Case in German
A film introducing How to Give Directions in German
How to Give Directions in German
Irregular German Verbs – Learn how irregular verbs work in German with
example sentences for conjugating them with different pronouns.
Watch for free the German TV Show Lindenstrasse that was on for 35
years.
Listen to German Music for free suggested by Coffee Break German
Irregular German Verbs - Learn how to use irregular German verbs in
example sentences while practicing conjugation.
All About Reflexive German Verbs with practice exercises
Another Lesson on Reflexive German Verbs
Full German Grammar Workbook for basic German
German Grammar Episodes from DW
German Modal Verbs Lesson
More on German Modal Verbs
The Simple Past in German
The German Past Tenses
More on the German Past Tense
Learn about the Conjunctions in German
Visual German Reading Exercises
List of German A1 Reading Comprehension Texts
Irregular German Verbs Chart
List of Online German Learning Resources – Find categories for videos,
music, video games and more.
More German Language Learning Resources – Find slow news, audio
trainers, and more.
Learn more about German Case Endings
German Conversation Starters
German Dialog and Conversations
Comprehensive List of Immersive Online German Experiences
German City 360 Panorama Tours
List of Virtual German Museum Tours
Tour the Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany Virtually
Ideas for Writing Prompts
Indirect Speech in German
List of German Writing Exercises
Deutsche Welle A1 Placement Test
All Deutsche Welle Placement Tests

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