Learn German With Stories: Café in Berlin ? 10 Short Stories for Beginners
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| Rating | : | 4.50 (586 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00NCBJSCU |
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| Number of Pages | : | 492 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-12-01 |
| Language | : | English |
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Meaningful context, simple language Rich Gibson I have this on the Kindle. I was pleased at how the author had selected a sufficiently constrained vocabulary that I was able to understand almost everything.Reading on the Kindle with a German dictionary installed makes it easy to look things up as you need, but a surprising amount becomes clear either from context, or from simply looking at the text. Many initially strange words turn out to be compound words which are understandable.I have at best an A1 level of understanding, and the text worked for me.. A fun way to improve reading proficiency in German Mark from Haifa Improving one's reading proficiency in a foreign language can be tedious if it requires looking up words in a dictionary, even online. One solution is a bilingual book, of which there are now some good examples, like Alice in Wonderland with sentences or phrases alternating between German and English. This book takes a different approach, also successful, in my opinion. It contains ten short chapters, each entirely in German. But harder words and phrases are in bold face and are translated at the end of each chapter. The story is entertaining, about a young man from Sicily living in Berlin with th. C. G. Telcontar said Fantastic New German Reader Story. Café In Berlin is really one story broken into ten chapters, rather than ten short stories, as the subtitle says. I am a mid Fantastic New German Reader Story C. G. Telcontar Café In Berlin is really one story broken into ten chapters, rather than ten short stories, as the subtitle says. I am a mid 40's male attempting to relearn and expand my high school German. Along with some audio language programs, I've found Andre Klein's various titles and this one I like the best. It's mostly present tense, and written in a simple first person narrator point of view. HIs Sicilian character tells you all you need to know about being a foreigner in modern Berlin, trying to learn the language, fit in, have a good time, get a job and meet some girls. It's not stretching any . 0's male attempting to relearn and expand my high school German. Along with some audio language programs, I've found Andre Klein's various titles and this one I like the best. It's mostly present tense, and written in a simple first person narrator point of view. HIs Sicilian character tells you all you need to know about being a foreigner in modern Berlin, trying to learn the language, fit in, have a good time, get a job and meet some girls. It's not stretching any
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