Beginner (A1) - Alman.az

Simple Affirmation and Negation: ja and nein 11.01.2026

Hello everyone! Today we'll learn two fundamental German words: ja ('yes') and nein ('no'). These are simple, yet crucial for everyday conversation. To affirm something or say 'yes', you simply use ja.

Using "aus" with Country Names 11.01.2026

Hello! Let's learn to use the German word aus (meaning 'from') for countries of origin. For most countries, simply use aus. For instance, Ich komme aus Deutschland (I come from Germany).

Simple Sentences to State Your Nationality 11.01.2026

Hello everyone! Today, we'll learn how to state your nationality in German, a very straightforward skill. The core phrase is "Ich bin..." (I am), followed by your nationality.

How to Say Professions? – "Ich bin Lehrer." 11.01.2026

Hello students! Today we're learning how to state our profession in German. It's very simple: To say "I am a teacher," you use Ich bin Lehrer. Here, Ich bin translates to "I am.

Giving and Asking for Addresses 11.01.2026

Hello students! Today, we'll learn a crucial skill: asking for and giving addresses in German. To ask for an address, use "Wie ist deine Adresse?" (informal: "What is your address?") or "Wie ist Ihre Adresse?" (formal: "What is your address?").

Simple German Phrases for Phone Calls 11.01.2026

Hello dear students! Today, we'll learn some simple German phrases that will really help you during phone calls. Don't worry, it's very easy! When you pick up the phone, the simplest way to start is by saying "Hallo?" (Hello?).

Ordering Food Phrases: “Ich hätte gern …” 11.01.2026

Hello dear students! Today, we'll learn how to politely order food in German cafés or restaurants. The essential phrase for this is “Ich hätte gern.

Adverbs of Frequency: immer, oft, manchmal 11.01.2026

Hello everyone! Today we're learning three important adverbs of frequency that you'll often use in daily life: immer, oft, and manchmal. These words indicate how frequently an action takes place.

Understanding Simple Past with "Gestern" 11.01.2026

Hello students! Today, we're learning the simple past with Gestern. This word means "yesterday" and always points to past events. For past actions, we use Präteritum.

How to use “schon” (already) 11.01.2026

Hello everyone! Today, we'll learn the German word schon, often used to mean "already." We use schon when something happens earlier than expected or is completed.

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