Days 1-2: Basic Vocabulary (Numbers, Greetings, Common Objects)
Learn and practice basic German vocabulary for numbers, greetings, and common objects. Use flashcards or a language app for memorization.
Days 3-4: Basic Grammar (Present Tense, Articles)
Study basic grammar, including the present tense of common verbs and articles (der, die, das). Practice forming simple sentences.
Days 5-7: Daily Conversations
Engage in daily conversations in German with a language exchange partner or through language exchange apps. Focus on greetings, self-introduction, and simple questions.
Week 2: A1 Level Continued
Days 8-10: Food and Restaurant Vocabulary
Expand your vocabulary to include food items and learn how to order food in a restaurant.
Days 11-12: Basic Travel Phrases
Learn essential travel phrases, such as asking for directions and buying tickets.
Days 13-14: Cultural Exploration
Research and read about German culture, traditions, and history to gain a better understanding of the country.
Week 3: A2 Level
Days 15-18: Expanded Vocabulary and Grammar
Continue expanding your vocabulary and delve into more complex grammar, including past tense and modal verbs.
Days 19-21: Reading and Writing
Read short stories or articles in German. Practice writing about simple topics, such as your daily routine.
Days 22-24: Media and Entertainment
Watch German movies or TV shows with subtitles to improve your listening skills. Try to summarize the plots in German.
Week 4: B1 Level
Days 25-28: Advanced Vocabulary and Grammar
Focus on more advanced vocabulary and grammar. Learn about cases, subjunctive mood, and more complex sentence structures.
Days 29-30: Immersive Experience
Try to immerse yourself as much as possible in the language. Speak as much German as you can, even if you make mistakes. Find German-speaking friends or groups online to practice.
Day 31: Assessment and Feedback
Take an online German proficiency test at the B1 level to assess your progress. Use the results to identify areas for improvement.