Intensive Course Danish A1
- Lecture number
- 042001c
- Semester
- Spring semester 2020
- Type
- Language Course
- Maximum number of participants
- 18
Events
| Day | Time | Recurrence | Duration | Room |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mo.-Fr. | 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. | Intensive course | 24/02 - 06/03/2020 | TRO 207 |
| Friday | Exam | 06/03/2020 | TRO 207 |
Lecturers
- Florian Birkenheyer
Description
The Danish A1 course is suitable for participants with no previous knowledge. It is primarily about teaching the first basic knowledge of the Danish language.
The basic knowledge of Danish grammar and vocabulary is taught using everyday conversation topics and situations (greeting and introduction, nationality and language, food and drinks, travel, addresses and numbers). When developing word fields, we mainly deal with the following topics: Presentation of the person and introduction of people (name, nationality, profession or study course, place of origin, family), hobbies and interests. The grammar focuses on personal pronouns, possessive pronouns, question particles, question words and nominal sentences.
The language course is designed in such a way that participants complete level A1 in two weeks. In the following semester the Danish A2.1 or A2-course can be taken.
Chapters 1 to 10 are covered in the course book.
Literature
Please bring the following textbooks with you on the first day of class:
-Dansk for dig neu (A1-A2). Textbook with 2 audio CDs, ISBN: 978-3-12-528971-0 (newer edition) and
-Dansk for dig neu (A1-A2). Practice book + mp3s for download, ISBN: 978-3-12-528972-7
Registration
Intensive Course Danish A2
- Lecture number
- 042066c
- Semester
- Spring semester 2020
- Type
- Language Course
- Maximum number of participants
- 18
Events
| Day | Time | Recurrence | Duration | Room |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mo.-Fr. | 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. | Intensive course | 24/02 - 06/03/2020 | TRO 206 |
| Friday | Exam | 06/03/2020 | TRO 206 |
Lecturers
- Matthis Witt
Description
The intensive Danish A2 course is suitable for participants with basic knowledge. It builds on the Danish A1 or A1.2 course and ensures that Danish language skills are further consolidated and developed by means of everyday conversation topics and situations such as directions, camping and holidays, Danish at work, school and training systems in Denmark, personal descriptions etc.
The grammar will focus on perfect, past tense, plusquam perfect, indirect speech, passive, present participle, various pronouns, and comparative/superlative adjectives.
The language course is designed in such a way that participants reach A2 level in two weeks. In the following semester the Danish B1 or B1.1 course can be taken.
Chapters 11 to 20 are covered in the course book.