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The worst way to boost your vocabulary is to try and learn all the words that are out there. A better way is through focused vocabulary lists for everyday topics that you need as a beginner. And you'll find out how today. But first, if you don't yet have access to our language learning system, sign up for a free lifetime account right now. Just click the link in the description to get your free lifetime account. How to get hundreds of vocabulary lists for free. So, what are the free vocabulary lists? This is our library of hundreds of focused word and phrase lists, all based on themes and topics that you, as a beginner, need to know. So, common greetings, ways to ask and answer how are you, talking about your day, and things like that. Each list gives you the words and phrases around that theme or topic, plus translations and audio pronunciations, so you're not learning all kinds of random, unrelated words like zebra or economics. You'll find the free vocabulary lists in the drop-down menu on the site. Okay, so now that you know what the free vocabulary lists are and where to find them, let's talk about how to actually boost your vocabulary with these lists. How to boost your vocabulary. If you want to speak more of the language, you need to know more words, and that's where the vocabulary lists help. For example, if you want to learn phrases around a certain topic, like saying, how are you, just access this list. You can go through the phrases one by one. You can listen to the pronunciation. You can slow it down by pressing the audio icon twice. Or you can listen to the words on a loop as you see them on screen with the slideshow. And for that, just click on view in the slideshow option that you'll see on every list. And to practice speaking, click on the microphone icon to record and compare your pronunciation to a native speaker's. So here, you're just learning and getting acquainted with the words. Now, if you want to master the words, you can use the list with our spaced repetition flashcards or the word bank. Just click on add all to flashcards or add all to word bank. With the flashcards, you can drill the words until you know them for good. And the word bank is where you save words that you want to review later in case you want to revisit some words or phrases. We'll also email you vocabulary lists occasionally. For example, you'll get the Halloween word list around Halloween, the summer vocab during the summer, the winter vocabulary list during winter, and so on. So if you want to learn the language and get access to these learning tools and our learning system, sign up for a free lifetime account right now. Just click the link in the description to get your free lifetime account. Wo ist die Bibliothek? Where is the library? Die Bibliothek ist vor der Schule. The library is in front of the school. Now, let's look at the sentence pattern. This pattern will be the structure that all of our dialogues will follow. Die Bibliothek ist direction place. The library is direction place. Okay, let's look at the vocabulary. First, we have vor, in front of, vor, vor, vor, hinter, behind, hinter, hinter, hinter, neben, next to, neben, neben, neben, weit entfernt von, far away from, weit entfernt von, weit entfernt von, weit entfernt von, links von, to the left from, links von, links von, links von, rechts von, to the right from, rechts von, rechts von, rechts von, gegenüber von, across from, gegenüber von, gegenüber von, gegenüber von, drinnen, im Inneren, inside, drinnen, im Inneren, drinnen, im Inneren, drinnen, im Inneren. Now, let's look at some speaking examples. Die Bibliothek ist rechts von dem Café. The library is to the right from the café. Die Schule ist weit entfernt von dem Park. The school is far away from the park. Germans mostly don't like to give complicated directions to those who ask. If they know where the place is, they'll just gesture in the direction and say something like in diese Richtung, which means in this direction and even if they don't know, they'll probably give you a direction based on the feeling where the place might be. Germans like to be helpful. Do you remember how to say to the left from? links von, links von and how to say next to? Do you remember how to say inside? and how to say in front of? Do you remember how to say far away from? and how to say across from? Do you remember how to say the library is behind the school? and how to say the library is to the right from the school? In this lesson, you learned how to give simple directions in German. Thanks for watching. I'm Luca and I will see you on GermanPod101.com. Are you ready to learn five new German words? This week's topic is everyday actions, and there'll be a quiz at the end to test you on the words. So let's go! Let's review. Say to ask. Say if you're not sure. Ask the teacher. Let's review. Say to read. Say this magazine. Say please read this magazine. Wie viel muss ich für das Buch bezahlen? Keine Sorge, ich bezahle das für Sie. Let's review. Say to pay. Say pay for the book. Say how much do I have to pay for the book? Sitzen Möchtest du hier neben mir sitzen? Let's review. Say to sit. Say sit next to me. Say would you like to sit here next to me? Now, let's see how well you remember these words. Ready? Great job! Follow GermanPod101 for more German lessons. Are you ready to learn five new German words? This week's topic is work and leisure, and there'll be a quiz at the end to test you on the words. So let's go! studieren Let's review. Say to study. Say study law. Say I am studying law at the university. Ich arbeite heute an einem neuen Projekt. Wirklich, du arbeitest immer an etwas Neuem. Let's review. Say to work. Say work on a new project. Say I'm working on a new project today. kaufen Ich muss heute noch Brot kaufen. Let's review. Say to buy. Say buy bread. Say I still need to buy bread today. park Ich mag diesen Park. Er ist sehr sauber. Ja, die Stadt hat wohl einen Putzfimmel. Let's review. Say park. Say this park. Say I like this park. besichtigen Möchtest du das neue Museum besichtigen? Ja, das klingt spannend. Ich habe gehört, es gibt dort eine tolle Ausstellung. Let's review. Say to visit. Say visit the new museum. Say would you like to visit the new museum? Now let's see how well you remember these words. Ready? Great job! 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