Even when we have online technology that allows us to make our readings online and swiping through e-books instead of turning pages, printed books are still the delight of many. A considerable amount of the population still prefers hard copies of books instead of online ones.
2. Even when we have online technology that allows us to make
our readings online and swiping through e-books instead of
turning pages, printed books are still the delight of many. A
considerable amount of the population still prefers hard copies
of books instead of online ones. Some consider that if kids are to
be immersed into the German language, they should do this
through books instead of online. Books for studying German
allow you to take your learning everywhere. This is why we
have made a selection of some of the best books for learning
German.
3. Collins German Dictionary. Let us begin with the dictionary.
This one contains examples of how the terms and phrases are
used in everyday language. Practically a must to complement
your German lessons.
The Oxford-Duden German Mini-dictionary: German-English
English-German. With over 50,000 terms and phrases and over
70,000 translations, take this mini-dictionary with you for quick
searches.
Essential German Grammar. Avery user-friendly and easy
introduction to German grammar book by Martin Durrell,
Katrin Kohl and Gudrun Loftus.
4. Hammer´s German Grammar and Usage by Martin Durell. This
textbook is an authority and has been preeminent in almost
every German course. With a special focus on student learning
and understanding, it is advised for those who already have
background in learning German.
Living German: Agrammar-based course. Apretty
comprehensive book and workbook that applies traditional
learning method of German lessons. It is the typical workbook
that provides examples, vocabularies, and exercises at the end of
the lesson with their answers at the end of the book.Agreat
choice for beginning learners.
5. German Grammar made easy by Lisa Kahlen. This one is part of a
language learning series that includes German. Instructions are
written in English with German exercises. Not exactly the book for
beginners but for intermediates who are looking for an expansion of
their vocabulary and honing of grammar skills.
Practice makes Perfect German Vocabulary by Ed Swick. This is
part of the Practice Makes Perfect series and ideal for learning basic
German grammar. It includes English explanations of the basic
German grammar by focusing on a theme in every lesson. Pretty
useful for beginning and intermediate learners. It includes several
exercises to help you master what you learn in every one of the
German lessons.
6. If what you are looking for is practicing your German with
literature, these are two classic selections from which to choose.
They use basic German and do not use long complicated
sentences.
Die Verwandlung, by Franz Kafka is a classic work of fiction
first published in 1915. Its lack of complicated vocabulary and
use of short, simple sentences makes it ideal for German
learners to practice the language.
7. Die Schachnovelle by Stefan Zweig is his last and most
important novella. It narrates the story of a Gestapo prisoner that
plays chess against himself to keep his sanity. Declared insane,
he is released and that leads to a series of interesting events. Due
to its simple sentence structure, brevity, and basic vocabulary, it
is recommended for German beginning learners.
8. German Online Institute offers Skype classes, online tutoring,
German for travel courses and support to pass language
certificates for all levels: A1-C2. We have offered Skype classes
for several years. Online German lessons at German Online
Institute will help you learn the language easily. Our teachers are
specialized in this teaching method. If you are looking for online
German classes, using keyword German teacher,
visit:www.germanonlineinstitute.com.
