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Learn German with Easy Dialogues (A1-A2) | 17 Real-Life German Conversations

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Learn German with Easy Dialogues (A1-A2) | 17 Real-Life German Conversations

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Luca is 29, a cook from Naples, and he has just arrived in Hamburg with one suitcase and very little German. Follow his first month in 17 everyday conversations: at the station, with the landlord, at the citizens' office, at the doctor's, in the pharmacy, at the bank, at work and at a party in the courtyard. Every dialogue is spoken slowly by different voices, so you learn to understand real German conversations step by step. How to learn with this video: • The name on the left shows who is speaking. • The sentence you hear is highlighted in green, the English translation is below. • After every conversation there are two questions. Pause, answer out loud, then listen to the answer. • At the end you practise 10 useful sentences for everyday life in Germany. Level: A1 – A2 · slow and clear German · about 5,900 words Chapters: 0:00 Welcome: Luca arrives in Hamburg 1:03 Conversation 1: Arrival at the main station 4:15 Conversation 2: The key and the house rules 7:22 Conversation 3: The neighbour on the staircase 10:29 Conversation 4: Breakfast in the bakery 13:14 Conversation 5: Registering at the citizens' office 16:32 Conversation 6: In the supermarket 19:42 Conversation 7: At the doctor's 24:00 Conversation 8: At the pharmacy 26:59 Conversation 9: A German phone number 30:24 Conversation 10: The first day at work 33:07 Conversation 11: A guest at table seven 35:36 Conversation 12: An account at the bank 38:40 Conversation 13: A parcel for Greta 41:44 Conversation 14: Together or separately? 45:59 Conversation 15: The laundry room in the basement 49:14 Conversation 16: At the hairdresser's 52:32 Conversation 17: The party in the courtyard 55:54 10 useful sentences for everyday life Useful phrases from this video: Können Sie das langsamer sagen? – Can you say that more slowly? Ich hätte gern … – I would like … Ich brauche einen Termin. – I need an appointment. Zusammen oder getrennt? – Together or separately? Gute Besserung! – Get well soon! Which conversation was the hardest for you? Tell me the number in the comments. And in which city are you listening right now? Subscribe for a new slow German story every week. #LangsamGerman #LearnGerman #GermanConversation #GermanDialogues #GermanListening #EasyGerman #GermanForBeginners