The follow-up to German for Beginners — 25 chapters that take you from solid A2 to confident B1–B2. Real conversations, native idioms, complex grammar explained simply.
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Most German learners hit a wall at B1: they know the rules but freeze when a real German speaks. This book breaks that wall — with the grammar, idioms and strategies that turn "I understand textbooks" into "I have conversations".
Konjunktiv I & II, passive voice, relative clauses, full case system — explained with patterns and shortcuts.
25+ idioms you'll hear every day, plus the slang and reductions nobody teaches in textbooks.
Telephoning, emails, formal vs informal — the situations that actually come up in life and work.
A clear monthly roadmap: what to study, what to listen to, how to find speaking partners.
This book assumes you know the basics. If you've finished the beginner book (or have solid A2 from elsewhere), this is the perfect next step. Together they take you from zero to confident B2 — for less than a single tutoring session.
You've got the basics down — present tense, articles, common verbs. But you freeze when natives speak fast, you don't know idioms, and "Konjunktiv" still sounds scary. This book fixes all of that, with clear explanations and zero jargon.
You need beginner-level German (A2 or solid A1). If you already know articles, present tense, and common verbs from any source, you're ready.
It will take you to confident B2 — you can hold real conversations, read news, and follow most media. True native-level fluency takes years of immersion; this book gives you the launchpad.
No. It's a practical guide with patterns, examples and exercises — built for self-study.
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