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Beginner German Language
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Module 1
German Sounds, Greetings, and First Introductions
1
Pronouncing Key German Sounds: ä, ö, ü, ß, ch, and r
Distinguish and pronounce the German sounds ä, ö, ü, ß, ch, and r in beginner-level words.
Distinguish and pronounce the German sounds ä, ö, ü, ß, ch, and r in beginner-level words.
2
Spelling Names and Email Addresses with the German Alphabet
Spell a name and email address using the German alphabet.
Spell a name and email address using the German alphabet.
3
Choosing Appropriate Greetings and Farewells
Choose an appropriate greeting and farewell for a formal or informal situation.
Choose an appropriate greeting and farewell for a formal or informal situation.
4
German Subject Pronouns and Present-Tense Forms of *Sein*
Use German subject pronouns with the present-tense forms of sein.
Use German subject pronouns with the present-tense forms of sein.
5
Introducing Myself: Name, Country, Language, and Student Status
Give a brief self-introduction stating name, country, language, and student status.
Give a brief self-introduction stating name, country, language, and student status.
6
Basic Introductions and Well-Being Questions
Ask and answer basic questions about name, origin, language, and well-being.
Ask and answer basic questions about name, origin, language, and well-being.
7
Using “du” and “Sie” in Social and University Interactions
Distinguish du from Sie in simple social and university interactions.
Distinguish du from Sie in simple social and university interactions.
8
Understanding Numbers 0–100 in Everyday Information
Say and understand numbers from 0 to 100 in phone numbers, addresses, and student IDs.
Say and understand numbers from 0 to 100 in phone numbers, addresses, and student IDs.
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