GERM-UA 9010
Intensive Elem German
New York University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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This is an introductory course to the language and everyday culture of German-speaking countries for students with no previous experience learning German. It focuses on the development of communicative competence in listening, speaking, reading, and writing. The textbook “Studio 21”, in conjunction with current culture-rich supplemental materials, offer a balanced approach to developing your individual language competencies. The course will help you learn to convey essential information about yourself, your family and friends; to obtain information by asking questions; to describe daily activities; to state likes and dislikes; to give and follow simple directions; to tell time and specify when events take place; to make generalizations; and to relate events from the present as well as the past. You will learn vocabulary and expressions related to: oneself and family; personal possessions; clothing; furniture; shopping; weather; food and restaurants; hotels; entertainment; hobbies and sports; and the workplace. Throughout your engagement with the German language you will also learn about Berlin and the Federal Republic of Germany today, its history, climate, landscape, food, and arts.
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