German language for absolute beginners. Is the first in a series of three introductory papers that will help you become an independent user of the language, able to deal with simple, everyday situations with native German speakers.
German is one of the world's major languages, and it is spoken as a language of business throughout Europe. German culture has contributed greatly to the development of literature, science, philosophy, music and the visual arts in the English-speaking world, so that the study of German enhances the study of many other disciplines.
German language for absolute beginners. Today, there are more career benefits in studying German than ever before. In GERM 131 you will start learning the most commonly spoken language in the European Union, where a quarter of the world's GDP is generated. You will also get to know a culture that works hard and plays even harder:
German speakers may have won more Nobel prizes than any other country apart from the US, but they also make up the largest group of international tourists in the world. GERM 131 is the first in a series of three introductory papers that will help you become an independent user of the language, able to deal with simple, everyday situations with native German speakers.
The teaching methods in all three papers emphasise active communication. In class students interact with the teacher and each other to develop the full range of speaking, listening and writing skills.
The Department of Economics at Otago seeks to answer important questions about how people, industries, and countries can maximise their productivity, create wealth, and maintain financial stability. We are always keen to share our research findings, and our passion for Economics, with our students.
Introduce yourself to the rich culture and language of German-speaking countries, and discover connections with Aotearoa New Zealand and the South Pacific. German is the native language of more than 100 million people.It is an important language of trade since Germany is the fourth-largest economy...
Learn the basics of German and develop your ability and confidence to communicate with German speakers on a range of useful topics in this introductory course.
We partner with Goethe Institute and the Goethe Society to create enriching learning experiences for our teachers in our GROW programs and immersion opportunities. As well as having the German National Language Adviser who can work with you to help strengthen the teaching of German.
On top of that, you’ll find that German is not nearly as hard to acquire as you think it is, especially for an English speaker, since it shares the same Germanic root with English and as a result has thousands of similar words that are pretty easy to learn.
In person course offering 30 total teaching units and includes course material, access to Goethe-Institut online classroom platform.
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