Dania, 28th April 2021

We, as students at DeutschAkademie Berlin, are on a holiday break for some days over Eastern. I’m enjoying the time while studying outdoors now that the temperature gets warmer. I’ve just finished the B1.1 German course, and I´m very excited about it.

I am taking a moment to reflect on the past few months, right after studying German in the intensive modality continuously for six months, where I attended online classes for three hours from Monday to Thursday. I am very proud that I have kept the discipline of showing up every day motivated to learn, do homework, and proud too of what I have achieved.

A big part of the success of these months is because of the German teacher I had. She is amazing. She has excellent skills and knows very well how to teach an online class. She was caring, patient, and enthusiastic, always keeping everyone practicing and involved. We were constantly speaking, interacting, and learning so much. I enjoyed every minute of it. It has been such a rich experience!

Each class was dynamic, and we could see how our fluency was improving daily. We were always active and excited to talk while celebrating big and small steps. We are midway in the range of courses from the curriculum, in the well-known „Mittelstufe“, and I’m so looking forward to continuing to build on my German.

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Marco, 27th April 2021

Hello there!

I’m Marco, I’m 26 years old and I’m from Italy. Almost 2 years ago, after graduating in M.Sc. of Innovation Management, it was time for me to begin a new and exciting adventure within the job market.

Which Country? Which Industry? Which company would be the right fit for me? At that time, I had many of those questions. After some investigation and search, I realized that Germany and particularly Berlin would have been the right path for me. Indeed, in the past years, Berlin has successfully grown its reputation as an attractive location for science and research. It boasts one of the most diverse and important hub for start-ups by making this sector a key driver for growth and innovation. I couldn’t have better alternatives than this one. So, I packed my bag and I suddenly travelled to Berlin!

From the very beginning I have been run over from the city, the culture and the language. It was incredible. But in order to network and embrace totally the city vibes I needed to learn German and practice (since I knew that it’s not easy at all). It became my goal and my daily motivation. This is where my path with German language and DeutschAkademie begins.

DeutschAkademie represents the best offer in town: high-quality teaching standards and full-immersion from day 1. Basically all I needed to learn German in the best way possible.

In my blog, I will give further impressions about Berlin, what’s my experience with the German culture and how I have chosen DeutschAkademie to boost my curiosity towards the German language!

Our viennese German course student Petronela Eliasova fell in love with Vienna and found great reasons why you should visit Vienna! She really loves the cultural possibilities. That’s why she visits the museums as often as possible. Some museums she has been to more than 10 times and still didn’t get bored. Well everyone has their weak spots ;)

Heute möchte ich über den Deutschkurs für Android berichten. Diese App heißt „Largest German Grammar Course“ und gibt es nur für Android. Die App ist sogar gratis!

Was wirklich toll ist an diesem Deutschkurs, man kann stundenlang üben, wenn man unterwegs ist. Ich übe immer gerne in der U-Bahn!

Also wenn ihr ein Android Smartphone habt, ladet euch das Deutschkurs App gratis runter.

Viel Spaß!

Zusätzlich zum normalen Deutschkurs bietet die DeutschAkademie jetzt einen Vokabeltrainer an. Mit diesem Deutsch-Vokabeltrainer kann man über 2000 der wichtigsten Wörter der deutschen Sprache üben. Viele dieser Wörter werden auch in ganzen Sätzen eingebaut, um das Verständnis zu trainieren.

Der Vokabeltrainer funktioniert so: Zuerst werden die Wörter auf Englisch gesagt, dann kommt eine Pause und dann wird das Vokabel auf Deutsch ausgesprochen. So lernt man deutsche Vokabeln und übt auch die deutsche Aussprache! 

Den Vokabeltrainer findet ihr hier im Onlineshop der DeutschAkademie:
Deutsch lernen mit Audiobooks von der DeutschAkademie