Online Pronunciation Training
The free pronunciation training gives you specific sets of exercises. Structured modules with direct feedback are both fun and effective, with rapid results. The exercises are tailored to the kind of situations you come across in everyday communication and cover the most important issues in German pronunciation, so pronunciation training is the perfect complement to any language course.
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Hints and tips
For each topic, phonetics experts have put together comprehensible information about the rules for German pronunciation. There are lots of videos and illustrations that help you to easily understand the hints and tips for good pronunciation so you will soon notice improvements.Exercise progression
The exercises are structured following methodological standards for pronunciation training. During the first step, listening exercises help you learn to recognize correct pronunciation: How do specific sounds differ? How do speakers emphasize words? In the second step it’s your turn to try out all the hints and tips from the instructions yourself. The training gives you direct feedback about how good your pronunciation is and what you still need to work on. In the final step, you can try out new words to test how much you have improved on each topic.Each pronunciation topic is repeated in three different difficulty levels. The vocabulary becomes more complex with each level. You can gradually consolidate what you have learned until you have successfully mastered German pronunciation.
Progress
You can always keep track of your progress as you work through the pronunciation training! Daily, weekly and monthly overviews clearly show the pronunciation topics where you have already improved and which units you should keep practicing. The app supports your regular training with recommendations for study – whenever and wherever you are.Simply register and begin your free pronunciation training from the Goethe Institute now.
