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by John Shackell

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Fb2 German for Beginners (Passport's Language Guides) (English and German Edition) ePub

Category:	Education and Reference
Subcategory:	Children
Author:	John Shackell
ISBN:	0844221651
ISBN13:	978-0844221656
Language:	English German
Publisher:	Ntc Pub Group (July 1, 1987)
Pages:	50
Fb2 eBook:	1856 kb
ePub eBook:	1848 kb
Digital formats:	rtf docx azw lrf

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Explains what to say in German in a variety of common situations and discusses the basics of German grammar

Comments to eBook German for Beginners (Passport's Language Guides) (English and German Edition)

Gavikelv

While this book was probably intended for kids and teens, it works well for adults, too. As a tutor of German and Spanish (they have the same book in Spanish), I find that my beginning students of all ages enjoy these brightly colored, amusing illustrations and the simple, practical text. A complete beginner can stick with the text as printed. With the help of a tutor, a somewhat more advanced student can discuss the situations pictured, the names of the many objects on each page, his or her own activities, and more. The audio CD is a great addition. To sum up: This book is a very fun introduction to a complex language.

Yozshubei

Wonderful book! I already know some German and I bought this to teach my kids before they went to DE for the summer. I love how the pictures went with the dialogue, making it easier for my kids to understand (and when to use) the language. It also helped refresh some of the German I’ve forgotten since I’ve last spoke it! I recommend this book to both novice and anyone needing a basic refresher!

Goldenfang

As an American, there are a few pronunciations that were a little bit different (given that the author is English), but aside from that, this book is great. We're studying up for a trip to Italy as a family (10, 13, 50, 54) and this is the perfect book for us. It even has a CD that has the lessons on it. Basic phrases, basic conversations, number, pronunciations, etc.

Uttegirazu

It's a gift for my brother since he wants to learn German, looks like it'll teach him the basics. Only problem was that I guess I thought I had bought a new book and not a used one... uh i mean I should've expected the quality since the seller is "Thriftbooks" Um I mean the pages are kinda stale and the spine is kinda torn and there's some random writing in it. I'm not too upset I'm just worried what my brother is gonna think about it. But it arrived on time so that's pretty good!

Coron

Very good for beginners, but I think it needs to include pronunciation with each "cartoon" and a translation.

Love Me

This really is the best book for beginners and it's a such a fast and fun way to learn the language. I have bought so many of these books for friends, and my private students (the French and Spanish versions too), and they have all found them very helpful and not too heavy going. Everyone learns better with pictures and the ones in the book are amusing and informative. There are so many other books to choose from but this one is by far the best for immediate self learning. Suitable for any age from 4 up to 84!! It really is. If you just want to learn a smattering of German then this is the book to buy. It will teach you so much in such a short space of time and you can prepare yourself to immerse yourself into the German culture and make good acquaintances right away. Always important to make a good impression in a country you are visiting, and to learn common courtesies :o)

It's so easy

My son is just starting to learn German. This seems like it will be perfect for him. Cute illustrations with basic conversations a person would need to know.

I purchased this book for an Italian class at the local senior center. The instructor said the book should include a CD which provides pronunciation and practice help. However when my book arrived, there was no CD. Also, I ordered it from a domestic provider and expected it to be shipped within a few days, but it took more than a week to arrive. In the book itself, the lessons are arranged in a somewhat scattered and disorganized fashion. And some important basic words have been omitted requiring many queries to the instructor. On the plus side the practice exercises are challenging and fun, somewhat like word puzzles.

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