Exam pattern of Goethe Institut A1 German A1 exam pattern is simple and easy to clear. There are 4 parts in the Goethe Institut A1 examination: Lesen (reading) Hören (listening) Schreiben (writing) Sprechen (speaking) One must get 60% in order to pass the Goethe Institut A1 examination. Let us discuss Read More…

Jobs for Indian nurses in Germany The profession of Doctors and Nursing is one of the top leading and emerging career. Especially pursuing such professions abroad is highly paid and in demand. Germany, Norway, Switzerland, Israel and actually every country needs nurses because the entire earth is occupied by homo Read More…

Negative article kein, keine and kein Meaning of kein, keine or kein in English is no or not a and it is used as an Article. no man / not a Man :   kein Mann no lady / not a lady :   keine Frau a car / not a car       :  Read More…

How to learn German A1 and A2? This question is very important for all the beginners, who have just joined the course. A1 and A2 are the fun levels and they must be done with fun and no pressure. We have noticed, beginners are anxious about the language and have Read More…

Personalpronomen (Personal Pronoun) In this article, we will discuss pronouns. Pronouns are those words, which are used in place of nouns. Ram is my friend. He is a good boy.  (Ram is a noun and he is a pronoun) Pronouns in English: I, you, he, she, it, we, they Pronomen              Read More…

मिलने के समय: While meeting someone Official Greetings: Guten Tag: Good day Guten Morgen: Good morning Guten Nachmittag: Good day Guten Abend: Good evening Unofficial greetings: Hallo: Hello Servus: Hello Moin: Hello Grüß dich: Hello Grüß Gott: Hello अगर आप जर्मनी में हो, और आप किसी से officially मिल रहे हो, Read More…

W-Frage :  W Questions (Part 1) In any language, there are two kind of questions W-Frage (W Questions):  When, where, how, etc Ja-Nein Frage (Yes-No Question): Do you want to drink water? Today we will discuss few W-Fragen wo                          where? Read More…

In order to understand the Akkusative case, we must understand that there are these 2 elements in a subject: Subject (The doer, who is doing the action) Object (The object, on which the action is getting done) Object (Akkusative): The person or the thing, on which the action is being done, is the Read More…

Phrasen in der Klasse: Phrases in the Class Entschuldigung, darf ich rein kommen :                               Excuse me, may I come in? Entschuldigung, ich habe eine Frage. :                      Read More…