German: The No B.S. Beginner’s Crash Course to Quickly Learning: The German Language, German Grammar, & German Phrases (In Record Time!) (2nd Edition)

By Rocket Learning Books

Are you scared that learning German might be too hard for you?

 

Well, did you realize you're probably speaking German without knowing it?

 

Think about it; if you know the words "plunder", "kindergarten", "fest", "nosh", "knapsack", or "bagel", then you definitely know too much German to say that it is too hard to learn!

 

This book provides an actionable method of learning German (or any other language) so you can start speaking immediately.

 

With this book, I will teach you to speak German in record time because I will give you a comprehensive list of phrases, words and sentences and provide audio links to help you practice. I will also give you an overview of the grammar rules although this isn't a book that will get you ready to pass a grammar test. Instead, it will get you talking. You really don't need to be a grammar guru in any language to speak it. Kids start speaking their native language without ever stepping in a grammar class, after all!

 

You can check out the Table of Contents for more detailed information on how the book is structured. Get this book and start learning today.

• Language: English
• Publisher: ND Publishing
• Release date: Nov 22, 2021
• ISBN: 9798201094850

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GERMAN

The No B.S. Beginner’s Crash Course to Quickly Learning: The German Language, German Grammar, & German Phrases (In Record Time!)

By: Rocket Learning Books

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About This Book

This book is divided into 14 chapters, each of which serves a unique purpose of teaching you how to speak German in a particular situation without presenting a stiff learning curve. The book starts by introducing the German alphabet and giving you a video on how to pronounce the different letters correctly. After that, it goes on to introduce you to the common German words, letters, numbers and phrases that you’ll need when you want to construct simple sentences in German. The rest of the book talks about how to speak German in different situations such as meeting new people, eating at a restaurant, traveling, visiting a doctor, and shopping, just to mention a few.

Towards the end of the book, you will learn some important tips and guidelines that will help you to start speaking German immediately. I will also be talking about grammar because that is important in the German language.++++ What I am sure of is that learning any new language is best done by listening to real people talking their native language. That’s why I have used plenty of YouTube videos in this book to help you to pronounce different words and phrases properly. You will soon discover you can improve your German accent greatly by constantly practicing these lessons.

You can check out the Table of Contents for more detailed information on how the book is structured.

Table of Contents

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Introduction

German Dialects

Chapter 1: German Alphabet

Digraphs

Diphthongs

Gender of nouns in German

Chapter 2: Common German Words

Months of the Year

Days of the Week

Numbers

Seasons

Animals

Fractions

Colors

Chapter 3: More Common German Words

Languages

Words beginning with A

Words beginning with B

Words beginning with C

Words beginning with D

Words beginning with E

Words beginning with F

Words beginning with G

Words beginning with H

Words beginning with I

Words beginning with J

Words beginning with K

Words beginning with L

Words beginning with M

Words beginning with N

Words beginning with O

Words beginning with P

Words beginning with Q

Words beginning with R

Words beginning with S

Words beginning with T

Words beginning with U

Words beginning with W

Words beginning with Y

Chapter 4: Day-To-Day Simple Phrases

Greetings, introductions, and descriptions

Chapter 5: Expressing Courtesy in German

Chapter 6: Personal Pronouns

References to People

Object Pronouns

Possessive Pronouns

Possessive Adjectives

Reflexive Pronoun

Demonstrative Pronouns

Chapter 7: German Articles

Definite Articles

Indefinite Articles

Chapter 8: German Cases

Nominative Case

Accusative Case

Dative Case

German Genitive

Chapter 9: German Gender

Plural in German

Chapter 10: Verbs and German Tenses

German Tenses

Chapter 11: German Adjectives

Chapter 12: Phrases for Travelers

How to Ask ‘Where?’ and ‘When?’ in German

Asking for Directions in German

Chapter 13: Dealing with law Enforcement Officials

Chapter 14: Speak German at the Restaurant

Chapter 15: German Medical Phrases

What You Tell the Doctor

What the Doctor Tells You

Chapter 16: German Banking and Money Phrases

Chapter 17: Speak German When Shopping

Shopping for Groceries

Shopping for Clothes

Chapter 18: Bonus: Helpful YouTube Videos/Channels

Chapter 19: Common Mistakes Made By New German Speakers

Chapter 20: How to Learn German in Record