3 Minute German - Course 3 | Language lessons for beginners

Kieran Ball adds directions, travel expressions and more descriptive language to the earlier German foundations. New verbs and questions help learners say more within a familiar situation. It suits students who know the first two courses and want to practice interpreting an answer as well as asking the initial question, especially when a route or description contains several details.

What you will learn

• Practice directions and useful travel expressions.
• Add descriptive vocabulary and further verbs.
• Build longer questions and practical replies.

Who this suits

Familiarity with Courses 1–2 is required. Beginner is an editorial estimate within this continuing series; later parts introduce more involved language and should be chosen by prerequisite rather than the title alone.

Before you enroll

Use listening, speaking and spaced review alongside the lessons, with time to retrieve an answer before replaying the model. Later courses in a sequence need the earlier vocabulary and structures; check the prerequisites rather than choose only by the beginner label. Course completion does not establish fluency, and an ordinary completion certificate is separate from an official language examination. Check the teaching language, captions and current access terms before enrolling.

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Put it into practice

Describe a fictional walking route from a station to a museum in German. Add one landmark, answer a clarification question and explain which phrase most helps a listener understand the route.

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