The first level of German A1 is not particularly difficult to learn.
Our students are often surprised how quickly they learn the basics of the German language. Many words are related to English (e.g., Vater - father, vier - four, etc.).
The tenses in German are very simple. Most words are pronounced as they are written. To communicate at level A1 with simple sentences, only a few grammar rules are necessary. For example, you need the accusative case, but not yet the dative case.
Further Questions
Can I already speak German with A1?
At the end of the A1 course, one can communicate in simple situations, but not yet speak fluently.
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It depends on each student how long it takes to complete level A1. At our school, the A1 course consists of a total of 48 lessons (each 45 minutes) as in-person classes at the school. In addition, there are about 48 more lessons on our learning platform and for homework. To learn German quickly, one should practice German daily in addition to the course, e.g. read magazines, watch YouTube videos in German, or set social media like TikTok, Instagram, and Threads to German.
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You will learn to communicate in simple situations, introduce yourself, talk about your family, hobbies, and work, and handle simple everyday situations. With this knowledge, you can pass the A1 exam. The self-study exercises on our website are helpful. You can also quickly practice your German by reading small texts from the beginning, such as advertising brochures and children's books, and watching videos on YouTube.
Additionally, you should try out the phrases you have learned in everyday life from the start.
You can participate in all courses at our school online via Skype.
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The A1 German level for beginners can be completed at our school in an eight-week standard course or a four-week intensive course.
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You will learn the most important basics of German grammar:
definite and indefinite articles,
verbs in the present tense,
strong and weak verbs,
separable verbs,
modal verbs,
possessive pronouns,
accusative,
imperative.
Contact
info[at]german-course-vienna.com
Opening hours
Monday - Friday / 9 am - 3 pm
Address
Capistrangasse 10
1060 WIEN
