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Learn German sentences with our accelerated learning vocab courses.Now you can learn German sentences with each of the 1,000+ words in our 200 Words a Day! vocabulary building courses. The 200 Words a Day! German vocab building system is the speediest and most effective around.And we have just made it better, and more effective still. This is a new add-on module that builds on the vocabulary learnt in our 200 Words a Day! German courses.
So now, you are able to see the German words you learn, in context, in an everyday type German sentence. This consolidates your vocab learning. If you install the Learn German Sentences course, and already have the appropriate 200 Words a Day! Learn German course, you can simply click on the cartoon Memory Trigger© of the word that you have just learned, and you will see and hear the word used in a sentence in German. The sentence text is also shown, so that you can read it, and learn the word's spelling, and the sentence structure. Of course the sentence is read by a native German speaker, so you will be learning and practising from the pitch perfect German pronunciation of a person whose mother tongue is German. For further learning reinforcement, you can type out the German sentence, and this will trigger the kinesthetic learning mode, all of which helps your German language learning and your memory retention. The more 'learning modes' incorporated in your learning - the better. After the lesson a test is made available, so you can see how well you remembered the sentence, and the vocabulary in it. The sentences will introduce you to hundreds of new words also, and these build on the basic structure and foundations laid in the 200 Words a Day! German vocabulary courses. This same test you can take at any time, by selecting if from the Menu page. Learn German Sentences Course 1 and 2, for each of vocab course - 1 and 2Both of our 200 Words a Day! Learn German vocabulary building courses now have an add-on sentence course designed to help you consolidate your learning of the word, and see it in a 'real life' context.This will help you build confidence in learning to speak German and mastering the language. The sentences cover all the different tenses of German, from present tense, future, past tenses, conditional, subjunctives and imperatives (commands). So you will see lots of verbs in all their various forms too. Learn German Sentences to consolidate your vocabulary learningThere are over 800 sentences in each sentences course, and these packed with thousands of German words.These include all the words taught in the related German vocab course (1 and 2), as well as hundreds and hundreds of new words and expressions.
nicken = to nod
... imagine two naughty boys stealing or NICKIN' things from a shop selling KNICK-knacks - as the shopkeeper falls asleep one of them nods allowing the other to keep NICKIN' things from the counter. When you click on the picture in the course you will be shown a sample sentence of the word in use:
Sie nickte mit dem Kopf. = She nodded her head.
Improve conversation through learning German sentences and putting them in practiseOur 'Learning German sentences' courses also allow you to see the words in context. This allows you to see many of the subtleties and shades of meaning of a German word or phrase, and you will see whether its use is the same or different to its English equivalent.Get your German Sentence building course now!There are several ways that you can do our courses.You can BLITZ through the vocabulary first ...You can either finish the 200 Words a Day! vocabulary course first. This gives you a solid base of German vocabulary.Then you can do the German sentences courses, and will then see each of the words in action. In this way, you can surge through the vocabulary learning at a rapid pace, which the 200 Words a Day! system allows. Then you can consolidate the vocabulary learnt, with the sentence learning practice that these 'Learn German Sentences'courses will give you. Our courses automatically prompt you to review the learned German vocabulary at certain timed 'optimum learning intervals'. These are the learning intervals that educational scientists say are the best for reviewing previously learned material. Put another way - when you learn something, you should review it again after the initial learning process. The experts tell us that these 'review periods' are 1 day, a week, month, 3 months and then again after a year. So our program will automatically remind you to return to a lesson and review it after 24 hours, then once again after a week, a month, a quarter and again after a year. ...or do them together...Another way you can structure your German learning, using the 200 Words a Day! system is to first do the German vocabulary lesson, then immediately after that do the 'Learn German Sentences lesson, immediately thereafter. This consolidates the learning, and of course, German practice makes perfect.Or you can do the vocabulary lessons on one day, then do the sentences the next day. So many ways to skin a cat .....
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