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    German/Level I/Introduction

    Contents [hide]

    1 German and English

    2 How to Use this Level of the German Textbook

    2.1 Layout of the Less ons

    2.2Levels of Completion

    < German| Level I

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    I.0: Introduction

    Welcome to Level I German!

    Level I is aimed at junior high and high school students.

    However, it can also be used by others just beginning tolearn to speak or read German.

    The goal of Level I German is to introduce the basics of

    the German language without overwhelming students. Therefore, the vocabulary is formatted for translating

    from English (which the students know) into German.

    German and English [edit]

    German and English are quite close to each other. Here are some major similarities:

    Both languages use the Latin alphabet.

    Normally, sentences follow Subject-Verb-Object order.

    Questions have Verb-Subject-Object order or Adverb-Verb-Subject-Object order.

    There are contractions (e.g., isn't) in both German and English.

    Many words share the same roots, such as wordand Wort, or houseand Haus.

    Many words are spelled almost the same way in English and German; for example, Text, Zoo,

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    Handball, Motor, Bus, Park, Position, or Garage.

    As you can see, German is quite similar to English. There are, however, differences:

    German has more letters than and different pronunciations from English.

    In German the verb is sometimes the last word of a sentence.

    German has more verb forms than English.

    German is the only known written language where everynoun is capitalized, whether or not it is a proper

    noun.

    The word ich ( I) is only capitalized if it is the first word of the sentence.

    German has three different words for you.

    Adjectives have different endings based on the noun they are modifying in German.

    However, German is still one of the easiest languages for English speakers to learn. The differences will be

    tackled over the course of the lessons.

    How to Use this Level of the German Textbook [edit]The lessons are meant to be taken in order. You should read and review the German dialogs as often as

    possible. Many of the dialogs come with audio recordings by native speakers. These recordings are

    invaluable to learn the German pronunciation. If there is a recording, you can do several kinds of exercises:

    Read the German dialog and translate it to English with the help of the vocabulary list.

    Listen to the dialog while you read it and try to understand as much as possible.

    Listen to the dialog without reading it, pause the playback after each sentence and translate it to

    English.Listen to the dialog without reading it, pause the playback after each sentence, and write it down in

    German.

    Listen to the dialog while reading it, stop after each sentence and repeat the pronunciation.

    At the reviews, after every third lesson, you go back to look at the previous lessons.

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    Every lesson has a title at the top.

    The lesson will introduce several topics, more and more as the lessons progress.

    Topics are usually introduced by dialogs, which are accompanied by vocabulary lists.

    Each lesson features several problems and a test at the end. You should write down your answers

    (either electronically or on paper) before looking at the suggested answers. The act of writing down your

    answers will help you to learn the spelling.

    Level I uses a "more than enough" system for the problems. You don't have to do all of the problems if

    you think you know the material. However, the test may require knowing certain vocabulary, so you

    need to make sure you know it.

    Levels of Completion [edit]

    On the contents page, you will see filled-in boxes next to each lesson. The number of boxes corresponds to

    the completeness of the lesson as follows:

    - The lesson is started, with a lesson overview at least.

    - At least half of the sections are complete.

    - Most of the lesson is complete.

    - The entire lesson is complete.

    (edit template) Level I Lessons (discussion)

    I.0 Introduction

    Section I.A: I.1 Wie heit du? (1. Teil) I.2 Wie heit du? (2. Teil) I.3 Bitte buchstabieren Sie

    Review Section I.A

    Section I.B: I.4 Freizeit I.5 Geburtstag I.6 Essen Review Section I.B

    Section I.C: I.7 Kleidung I.8 Familie und Nationalitt I.9 Schule Review Section I.C

    Section I.D: I.10 Das Fest I.11 Privileg und Verantwortung I.12 Wetter Review Section I.D

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    Section I.E: I.13 Zu Hause essen I.14 Filme I.15 Das Haus Review Section I.E

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