A1 German Course | Lesson 1 | German Alphabet | Combinations of Alphabet | English

The initial lesson of a beginner's A1 German course focuses on the German alphabet and its pronunciation. Just like in English, the German alphabet comprises 26 letters; however, their pronunciation differs. Additionally, German includes four extra letters not found in English.
Understanding certain letter combinations in German is crucial for beginners to read and speak the language fluently. The pronunciation of specific combinations such as ie, ei, au, lich, sp, st, and sch is covered in this lesson. These combinations can occur at the beginning, middle, or end of German words.
This A1-level German course caters to both students and professionals seeking to learn German for free. Once learners grasp these fundamental combinations and pronunciations, they will gain confidence in speaking and reading basic German words. As the course progresses, the difficulty level will gradually increase, allowing learners to expand their language skills.
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