My A1 Journey
Meine persönlichen Notizen aus meiner eigenen A1-Reise
These are my own notes, images and exercises from studying German A1 — put together here for a few friends who are learning too and want something to study from at home, at their own pace.
Picture Book
The original topic sheets, one per screen. Tap to zoom right into the handwriting, swipe to turn the page — the fast visual reference.
Open the Picture Book 54 chaptersWritten Book
The full read-through. Every topic explained in plain English with the German translated in brackets, plus exercises at the end of each chapter.
Open the Written BookTwo halves of the same topic
Each sheet in the Picture Book has a matching chapter in the Written Book, and they link to each other both ways.
1. Look at the sheet
Open the topic in the Picture Book and read it the way I first did.
2. Read the chapter
The written version explains the same material slowly, with every word translated.
3. Do the exercises
Each chapter ends with practice that gets harder as the book goes on.
4. Ask when stuck
The WhatsApp group is where we work out the things a book can't answer.
No teacher, no classroom — just what I studied on my own, written down so it's easier for the next person. If something looks off or you get stuck, that's normal; work through it slowly, or ask in the WhatsApp group.
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