Deutsch Für Alle – German Listening Practice

Count from 0 to 100 in German, and learn to say your age and your phone number! Episode 2 of Deutsch Für Alle – German Listening Practice, from the DFA German Institute, is for complete beginners (A1). It starts with a quick review of the Episode 1 greetings. Then you learn the numbers 0–20, the tens up to 100, and the German way of building numbers like einundzwanzig ("one-and-twenty"). Ali and Anna exchange their ages and phone numbers in a short dialogue, first slowly, then at normal speed. You finish with a repeat-after-me speaking practice.

Vocabulary:

• null, eins, zwei, drei … zehn: 0–10

• elf, zwölf, dreizehn … neunzehn, zwanzig: 11–20 (note: sechzehn, siebzehn)

• zwanzig, dreißig, vierzig, fünfzig, sechzig, siebzig, achtzig, neunzig, hundert: 20–100

• einundzwanzig (21), fünfundzwanzig (25), dreiunddreißig (33), siebenundvierzig (47), neunundneunzig (99)

• Wie alt bist du?: How old are you?

• Ich bin fünfundzwanzig Jahre alt.: I am 25 years old.

• Wie ist deine Telefonnummer?: What is your phone number?

• Meine Telefonnummer ist …: My phone number is …

• zwo: alternative to "zwei" on the phone

• Richtig!: Correct! • Bis später!: See you later!

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Voices are synthetic (text-to-speech). The phone numbers in this episode are made-up examples.

Ep. 1: Hallo! Greetings & Introductions in German (A1 Beginner)Start speaking German today! In this first episode of Deutsch Für Alle – German Listening Practice, from the DFA German Institute, complete beginners (A1) learn how to greet people and introduce themselves. You'll hear each word slowly with its English meaning, follow a short dialogue between Ali from Lahore and Anna from Berlin (first slowly, then at normal speed), and practice speaking in a repeat-after-me section with pauses.Vocabulary:• Hallo. – Hello• Guten Morgen. – Good morning• Guten Tag. – Good day, or hello• Guten Abend. – Good evening• Tschüss. – Bye• Auf Wiedersehen. – Goodbye• Wie heißt du? – What is your name? Literally: how are you called?• Ich heiße Ali. – My name is Ali• Woher kommst du? – Where do you come from?• Ich komme aus Pakistan. – I come from Pakistan• Wie geht's? – How are you? A short and friendly form• Mir geht es gut, danke. – I am fine, thank you• Freut mich. – Nice to meet you• Wie heißen Sie? / Woher kommen Sie? – formal "you" (Sie)• Bis morgen – See you tomorrowWant to speak German with real teachers? The DFA German Institute runs live German courses from A1 to C2, with new A1 and A2 beginner batches starting regularly. Message us on WhatsApp for batch dates, timings and fees:WhatsApp: https://wa.me/923182166443Instagram: @deutschfuraalleVoices are synthetic (text-to-speech).