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Radio D: An audio language course for beginners
Radio D is a stand-alone language course which can be used either in conjunction with a teacher or without.
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Radio D is a stand-alone language course which can be used either in conjunction with a teacher or without.
The audio language course Radio D comprises two series, each with 26 episodes. An English-speaking presenter takes the listener through the programme and, along with a guest, discusses structures and expressions used in the German language. Geographical, historical and institutional aspects are also included.
The audio language course Radio D is directed at newcomers to the German language either with or without any previous knowledge and with little knowledge of English. It covers Levels A1 and A2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. In a special way, it trains the learner’s listening comprehension.
Each episode comprises of an information-page and summary as well as a synopsis of various expressions important for your vocabulary.
Click here for the course.
The audio language course Radio D comprises two series, each with 26 episodes. An English-speaking presenter takes the listener through the programme and, along with a guest, discusses structures and expressions used in the German language. Geographical, historical and institutional aspects are also included.
The audio language course Radio D is directed at newcomers to the German language either with or without any previous knowledge and with little knowledge of English. It covers Levels A1 and A2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. In a special way, it trains the learner’s listening comprehension.
Each episode comprises of an information-page and summary as well as a synopsis of various expressions important for your vocabulary.
Click here for the course.
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