Mini Reading Course
Level up your reading & listening comprehension ✨
Are you an intermediate German learner, looking to break through the intermediate plateau of death? Perhaps it's time to dive into some native content, with our new Mini Reading Course ✨
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In front (of)
Vor
einem
big
großen
forest
Walde
lived
wohnte
ein
poor
armer
lumberjack
Holzhacker
mit
seiner
wife
Frau
und
seinen
two
zwei
children
Kindern;
das
little boy
Bübchen
was called
hieß
Hansel
Hänsel
und
das
girl
Mädchen
Gretel
Gretel.
Er
hatte
little
wenig
zu
bite
beißen
und
zu
break
brechen,
und
once
einmal,
als
big
große
rise in prices
Teuerung
ins
country
Land
kam,
konnte
er
das
daily
tägliche
bread
Brot
nicht
mehr
make
schaffen.
As
Wie
er
sich
now
nun
in the evening
abends
im
bed
Bette
thoughts
Gedanken
made
machte
und
sich
because of
vor
Sorgen
tossed around
herumwälzte,
sighed
seufzte
er
und
spoke
sprach
zu
seiner
wife
Frau:
...
What you get 👇
Learn New Words
Interactive Reader ⚡️
Instantly look up translations, written by native speakers, for a smooth, uninterrupted reading experience.
Improve Your Pronunciation
Native Audio 💥
Listen to recordings of each sentence, with correct pronunciation and intonation.
Check What You've Learned
Comprehension quizzes ✨
Test your understanding of the story, and make sure you have learned key words and phrases along the way.
How it works 🤓
Step by Step Method
- Listen: Listen to the whole recording of the story. How much do you understand?
- Read: Read through the story, without looking at the translations. Try to understand difficult words and phrases in context first.
- Comprehend: Now you may look up the translations of words and phrases you're unsure of, using the Interactive Reader.
- Repeat: Repeat Steps 1,2 & 3 until you feel confident that you have understood the story.
- Test: It's time to test your comprehension with the quiz.
Questions
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