ᐅ Deutsch Hören B1C1 Hörverstehen für eine DeutschPrüfung verbessern

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BLOGartikel: https://learngerman.today/blog/hoeren... • In this video, I’ll explain how you can use pronunciation training to improve your #English listening comprehension skills for the B2 and C1 exams. In addition, we’ll talk about phonetics, the sentence and word group accents, i.e. stressed and unstressed syllables. We’ll also practice a poem. • • Let’s start with the poem by Robert Gernhardt entitled Seit Wochen suchen wir ein Haus . • First, just relax and listen to the poem. It’s neither long and nor difficult. Afterwards I’ll explain a few vocabulary words that you may not have understood and then we’ll continue with phonetics. • ....... • Meerkat family is looking for a house because the family has to leave their old home. • Meerkats, by the way, are small animals that live underground in arid areas of southern Africa. • ... • I chose this poem because it makes you easily aware of the rhythm of speech. We do not speak the whole poem, but only the part that you see here because in this part the rhythm always stays the same. • We start with an unstressed syllable: • ...... .. • Cool, right? We can hum the poem, too ... • If you spart speaking now, it will become a bit more difficult. I'll show you. If speaking does not work out so well for you at the beginning, just clap along, or hum or just speak: • • Finally, I also would like to tell you how the idea for this video emerged. • I am currently working on a course for the # Deutsch C1 exam preparation. The course covers the 4 parts Listening , Speaking , Reading and Writing . For many of you, the part # Deutsch Hören is very difficult. In the course, I give you tips on how to improve your listening comprehension for a German exam B2 or C1. • One tip is to work on your pronunciation . Yes, you heard right. Improving your pronunciation automatically improves your listening skills. • For the German language, the change between stressed and unstressed syllables is quite typical. If you can understand and implement that, two things happen: • When you speak you sound more German . • When you listen, you can better identify keywords because they usually carry the sentence accent and are thus emphasized. • More information about German grammar and preparation for German exams can be found on my website: https://learngerman.today • What do you find difficult about German pronunciation?

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