Willkommen B2-Studenten!
your german level:
level b2
Course B2.1 - B2.3
Exercise
Course B2.4 . B2.6
Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum Erreichen der Stufe B2! Tolle Leistung!
Wir freuen uns sehr über deinen Fortschritt. Wir wissen, dass es wichtig ist, sich täglich mit der deutschen Sprache zu beschäftigen, um seine Fähigkeiten zu verbessern. Aus diesem Grund haben wir eine sorgfältig zusammengestellte Sammlung von empfehlenswerten Filmen, Hörbüchern und Büchern für dich vorbereitet. Diese Ressourcen werden deine Sprachlernreise maßgeblich unterstützen. Schau dir an, was wir für dich vorbereitet haben, und erkunde die Möglichkeiten!
Exercise
Face-to-face classes: If you would like to purchase a hard copy of your books you have the option to order the books yourself or to buy them at school on the first day of your course. The fee is €30.
Online courses: Unless otherwise stated, books must be purchased by the student. You can do this by following the links below.
Congratulations on reaching B2 Level! Amazing job!
We are thrilled to see your progress. We understand that immersing yourself in German on a daily basis is key to improving your skills. That's why we've put together a curated collection of top recommendations for you to watch, listen to, and read. These resources will greatly support your language learning journey. Take a look and explore what we have prepared for you!
Three German TV series for adult students at the B2 level of German:
1. "Der Tatortreiniger" (Crime Scene Cleaner): This comedy-drama series follows the life of a crime scene cleaner who encounters various situations and characters. It offers witty dialogue, cultural insights, and a chance to improve comprehension of colloquial German.
2. "Dark" - This popular sci-fi thriller series has gained international recognition. Set in a small German town, it explores the intricacies of time travel and offers complex storytelling. It provides exposure to advanced vocabulary and helps refine listening skills.
3. "Unorthodox" - Based on the autobiography of Deborah Feldman, this miniseries tells the story of a young woman who leaves her ultra-orthodox Jewish community in New York and moves to Berlin. It delves into themes of identity, culture, and self-discovery, and offers rich dialogue for language practice
German learning apps for students at the B2 level of German:
1. Lingoda: Lingoda offers online German courses at various levels, including B2. It provides live lessons with qualified teachers, interactive materials, and personalized feedback to enhance your language skills.
2. DW Learn German: Deutsche Welle's "Learn German" app offers comprehensive language lessons, grammar explanations, vocabulary exercises, and interactive quizzes. It covers various levels, including B2, and provides a well-rounded learning experience.
3. Babbel: Babbel offers intermediate to advanced-level German courses, focusing on expanding vocabulary, improving grammar skills, and enhancing conversational abilities. It provides interactive exercises and personalized learning paths.
German learning podcasts for students at the B2 level of German:
1."ARD Radio Tatort": This podcast features radio plays in the crime genre produced by various German public broadcasters. The captivating stories and professional acting offer an engaging listening experience and help improve comprehension skills.
2."Die Blaue Stunde" (DW): This podcast by Deutsche Welle features interviews with notable figures in arts, culture, and society. It offers in-depth discussions on diverse topics and provides exposure to advanced vocabulary and authentic German speech.
3."Auf Deutsch gesagt" (Learn German with Anja): This podcast offers intermediate to advanced-level lessons on German grammar, vocabulary, and cultural insights. Anja, the host, provides clear explanations and practical examples to enhance language skills.
As an intermediate to advanced learner, it's important to challenge yourself with authentic materials and expose yourself to varied content. These TV series, apps, and podcasts will provide opportunities for language practice and cultural immersion.
audios and videos
App
Hueber Media app - all media for our German classes in one app
You can play the audios and, if applicable, videos that go with your Menschen books - wherever you want. In class, during the break, on the luas or at home.
There is no need to scan, you can simply access the desired media via a thumbnail view of the pages or by searching.
So einfach - so easy!
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Learning a new language can be challenging, but with the right approach and strategies, it can be an enjoyable and rewarding experience. Here are some tips for learning German:
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Immerse Yourself in the Language: The best way to learn German is to immerse yourself in the language as much as possible. This means listening to German music, watching German movies and TV shows, and reading German books and newspapers. The more exposure you have to the language, the quicker you will learn.
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Practice with Native Speakers: Practicing with native speakers is a great way to improve your German speaking skills. You can find language exchange partners online or in your local community. This will give you the opportunity to practice your conversation skills and learn more about German culture.
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Take a German Course: Taking a German course is a structured way to learn the language. It will give you a solid foundation in German grammar and vocabulary. You can take a course at a local language school or online. Make sure to choose a course that suits your level and learning style. Here is our timetable.
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Use Language Learning Apps: There are many language learning apps available that can help you learn German. Apps like Duolingo, Babbel, and Rosetta Stone are popular choices. They offer a fun and interactive way to learn German on-the-go.
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Set Realistic Goals: It's important to set realistic goals for your language learning. This will help you stay motivated and track your progress. For example, you could set a goal to learn ten new German words a day or to watch one German movie a week.
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Practice, Practice, Practice: Practice is key to learning any new skill, and learning German is no exception. Make an effort to practice your German skills every day. This can include listening to German music, reading German articles, or having conversations with native speakers.
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Be Patient: Learning a new language takes time and patience. Don't get discouraged if you don't see progress right away. Keep practicing and stay motivated, and you will eventually become fluent in German.
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In conclusion, learning German requires dedication, practice, and patience. By immersing yourself in the language, practicing with native speakers, taking a course, using language learning apps, setting realistic goals, practicing regularly, and being patient, you can learn German and enjoy all the benefits of being multilingual.
GermanMind
The GermanMind method is a teaching platform developed by GermanMind language school to help students learn German effectively. The teaching platform, which includes grammar explanations and numerous tasks, is suitable for beginners and advanced learners alike.
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Some of the features GermanMind offers on its platform are:
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All German levels: Lessons and exercises for grammar and vocabulary for all relaevant topics from A1 - B2.
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Quick tips: We have explained all important topics in English with German examples. This includes the popular "QUICK TIPS" that the authors have learned in the many years they have been teaching German.
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Mobile compatibility: The GermanMind platform is designed to be used on a variety of devices, including mobile phones and tablets. This allows learners to practice their German skills on the go, whenever and wherever they have time.
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Free Downloads: Small grammar books, numerous lists and overviews are available to download for free.
Overall, the GermanMind method is designed to provide a comprehensive and engaging learning experience for learners of all levels who want to improve their German language skills.
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