German Vocabulary List
This Vocabulary List is designed to accompany the OCR GCSE German Specification for teaching Topic Area 3 Leisure and entertainment (includes online).
Pearson Edexcel International GCSE in German (4GN1)
1 Nov 2016 Specialist and/or technical German vocabulary or detailed ... Some of the vocabulary in the list is not unique to the topic under which it ...
Specification Pearson Edexcel Level 1/Level 2 GCSE (9-1) in German
This paper draws on vocabulary and structures across all the themes and topics are expected to use and understand (see Appendix 3: Vocabulary list).
International Advanced Level Modern Foreign Languages - German
1 Nov 2017 Potential sources of vocabulary lists for topic areas are given in the “Resources” section of this scheme of work but these should not be ...
NCEA Level 2 German Vocabulary List Appendix for external
NCEA Level 2 German Vocabulary List The standards can be accessed here: www.nzqa.govt.nz/german. Notes to teachers ... topic theme.
Syllabus Cambridge IGCSE German 0525
The study of these topic areas enables students to gain an Deduce the meaning of occasional unknown words and expressions from the context. Reading.
GCSE German
9 Jun 2019 schreiben. You must write approximately 40 words in. German. ... settings and can occur in any of the themes listed in the specification.
Syllabus Cambridge IGCSE German 0525
occasional unknown words from context. They will also have opportunities to write in German on familiar everyday topics
Specification - Pearson Edexcel Level 3 Advanced GCE in German
suggested resource lists to help with the teaching of society and culture This paper draws on vocabulary and structures across all four themes.
Syllabus Cambridge IGCSE (9–1) German 7159
occasional unknown words from context. They will also have opportunities to write in German on familiar everyday topics
[PDF] German Vocabulary List - OCR
This Vocabulary List is designed to accompany the OCR GCSE German Specification for teaching Topic Area 3 Leisure and entertainment (includes online)
15+ free German vocabulary lists from A1 to C1 - Heylama
Discover a collection of 15+ German vocabulary lists from A1 to C1 from Goethe Institut Telc Aspect Neu and others
German vocabulary list (PDF) Extralanguagescom
Each German vocabulary list by theme that you will find on this page contains the essential words to learn and memorize They will be useful if you need to take
Free German Vocabulary Lists (PDF) Extralanguagescom
Free printable vocabulary lists to learn German online and download in PDF: for beginners intermediate and advanced learners
[PDF] German NCEA Level 1 Vocabulary List 2011 - NZQA
Students are expected to understand more complex language which goes beyond the immediate context e g past and future events
[PDF] NCEA Level 2 German Vocabulary List Appendix for external
This appendix applies only to language used for the two end-of-year reading and listening external assessments The language which students will use to
German Vocabulary Lists - Tobo
German word lists by topic Learn German words with pictures and flashcards
German vocabulary list for beginners: Family (PDF download)
9 mai 2018 · In this German vocabulary list for beginners you will find the basic German words to describe your family Every noun is listed with an
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German Vocabulary 1 pdf - Free download as PDF File ( pdf ) This Vocabulary List is designed to accompany the OCR GCSE German Specification for teaching
How can I memorize German vocabulary?
The official German A1 vocabulary includes, according to the German Goethe Institut, 650 words – that's the bad news. Wow, that's a lot, you may think.How many words are in A1 German?
Contents
1Expand Your Vocabulary with Brand New Words.2Notice gaps in your writing and speech. Seek out new words in music, videos and books.3Go Deeper into Detail.4Look for synonyms and antonyms. Keep an eye on connotations. The Duden is your friend.5Remember It All.6Pen and paper. German training programs.How to master German vocabulary?
However, since these are made up of a lot of prepositions, conjunctions, and pronouns, limiting yourself to them will not get you very far. Long story short, research says that to understand 85% of German texts you need to know about 1,300 words.
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Vocabulary List
General and Topic Areas 1 to 5
GCSE German
OCR GCSE in German: J731
OCR GCSE (Short Course) in German Spoken Language: J031 OCR GCSE (Short Course) in German Written Language: J131 This Vocabulary List is designed to accompany the OCR GCSE German Specification for teaching from September 2009Contents
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German Vocabulary List General 5
Topic Area 1 Home and local area 14
Life in the home; friends and relationships 14
Local area, facilities and getting around 21
Topic Area 2 Health and sport 28
Sport, outdoor pursuits and healthy lifestyle 28
Food and drink as aspects of culture and health 31 Topic Area 3 Leisure and entertainment (includes online) 36Socialising, special occasions and festivals 36
TV, films and music
38Topic Area 4 Travel and the wider world 42
Holidays and exchanges 42
Environmental, cultural and social issues 44
Topic Area 5 Education and work 48
School life in the UK and in the target language country or community 48 Work experience, future study and jobs, working abroad 51Page 2 o
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German Vocabulary List General
German GCSE Vocabulary List
This vocabulary list will be a valuable guide for teachers when planning their teaching and learning programmes and preparing candidates for the assessment. Please note that this list should not be seen as a self-study aid, as only brief meanings have been given and candidates may need help from their teacher/tutor to interpret some items correctly. Foundation Tier: Assessment tasks for Foundation Tier Listening and Reading will be based on material in this vocabulary list. The assessments will contain some unfamiliar vocabulary but this will not be tested.Higher Tier:
Assessment tasks for Higher Tier Listening and Reading will be based on material in both the Foundation and Higher Tier lists. Assessments will contain some unfamiliar vocabulary,and some of this will be tested, since the national subject criteria require candidates to use a range
of techniques to deduce meaning.Speaking and Writing
In Controlled Assessment tasks, candidates may use vocabulary from the Foundation and Higher tier lists but can also use vocabulary that specifically suits the tasks they choose to do and their own personal interests.Prior knowledge
It is expected that candidates will be already familiar with the following:Numbers - (ordinal and cardinal)
Days of the week, months of the year and seasons
Towns, countries and nationalities
Feminine and plural forms of the words listed
Prefixes and suffixes of words already listed
Target-language words used in English
English words used in the target language.
Grammatical items and structures figuring in Appendix B in the Specification (e.g. conjunctions, prepositions, both simple and compound, reflexives, common adverbs and adverbial phrases, etc.)Straightforward and common cognates
Please note that some easily recognisable cognates may not be present in this list; however, others have been presented as a help to teachers and candidates. Cognates included in this list GCSE German General Vocabulary List Page 3 of 52
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are those that are written similarly to their English counterparts, but pronounced in a markedly different way. At Higher tier, candidates should know how to interpret suffixes as linguistic markers showing relationships between different parts of speech and have an awareness of the function of prefixes to modify the meaning of the root: e.g. réserver réservation place réservéeübernachten Übernachtung
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German Vocabulary List General
Foundation
ab from (e.g. time) ab und zu now and againAbend (abends) (in the) evening
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