Everyday German Conversations to Help You Learn German - Week 3/Week 4

Improve your daily German conversation skills with more than 1500 lines of dialog related to topics that appear and reappear effortlessly; as they do in real life. This lets you understand and learn how to phrase things differently, depending on the context of each conversation. Play the role of Albert as you talk to friends and family, travel around Freiburg, order delicious food, go shopping, visit interesting places, and learn about the German culture; all while learning German effortlessly and enjoyably. This series will help you ask questions and create responses, with hundreds of ready-to-use German phrases linked together in 20 bite-sized chapters.

Hours of conversation practice without the need for a language partner. Topics:

- Heroes

- Job interview

- Ideal jobs

- Hotel reservations

- Buying souvenirs

- Playing poker

- At work

- Buying insurance

- At the bakery

- Walking a dog

- Buying medicine

and many more. These everyday conversation books are aimed at German language learners from A1 to B1. Some knowledge of German grammar is required. But no matter your level, you will find the text engaging and challenging. For beginners and intermediate learners, a list of vocabulary words is given at the end of each chapter.

Follow Albert's story and have the confidence to converse like a native German speaker. Week 3: Professor Schulze helps Albert find a part-time job. The interview takes place the next day. Albert and Natascha have dinner together again. Natascha is surprised when Albert reveals his hero. Albert and his classmates take a trip. But with only four beds available in the hotel, the five classmates must play a game to decide who sleeps on the floor. Week 4: Albert enjoys his first day at his new job thanks to his new colleague Barbara. Albert meets his neighbor and asks him to do her a favor. He says yes, but He may regret it later. Albert and Natascha go to the cinema, but the pair are more comfortable watching a film in Albert's apartment instead.