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Do you remember the last lesson, where John found some embarrassing things at Michaela’s place? Well, lucky for her she was saved by the doorbell. The postman wants to deliver a package. Who is it for? Or more important yet: what might be in there? Stop by and listen if you want to know the answer. Also, we present you with a grammar wrap up, bringing together what we learned in the last lessons. If you followed our Beginner Series there surely isn’t going to be a problem for you.

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In today’s lesson we learn about some of the most famous German spare time activities: clubs! No, not clubbing till you drop. More like soccer clubs, chess clubs or music clubs. And though you won’t believe it: Germans love them! You wouldn’t believe how many different kinds of clubs there are out there… And we will also tell you a little about adjectives and possessive pronouns. If you master them, they will make your German all the more natural sounding. You wouldn’t want to miss that, would you?

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Join John for his first breakfast in Germany! We will be looking at more useful German expressions that you must know when having a meal in Germany, and we’re taking another look at German cases. Case of the day is the Akkusativ (Accusative) for direct objects. If you didn’t understand the Accusative in high school German class, don’t miss this lesson, as it will become much more clear!

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