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Lch Lerne Deutschland Kennen
Lch Lerne Deutschland Kennen — ‘I Get to Know Germany’ — is an introduction to Germany written in German: the country’s regions and cities, its landscapes and landmarks, its customs, festivals, and everyday ways, presented for readers who are meeting Germany for the first time — or meeting it properly at last.
Landeskunde, the study of the country, is the half of language learning that classrooms postpone and travellers wish they had not: the knowledge that turns vocabulary into understanding — why the bakeries matter, what the regions are proud of, how the year is celebrated, what the places on the map are like.
It is written for learners of German, young readers, and newcomers to the country — anyone whose German is ready to be about something real, beginning with the country itself.
Getting to know a country is a reading pleasure of its own: north to south, this introduction travels Germany — the coasts and the Alps, the great rivers, the historic cities and the modern capital, the federal states with their characters — and pauses for the human details that make places memorable: foods and festivals, inventions and fairy tales, school days and football, the customs a visitor notices first and a resident loves longest. Written in accessible German, it serves language learners as their first real German book about the real Germany, and classrooms as a Landeskunde reader that needs no translation to work. For families it answers the questions holidays provoke; for new residents, the ones the first year asks; for teachers, it is the Germany unit that reads like a journey rather than a list — knowledge that gives every later German text a landscape to stand in.
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About This Book
Languages are learned twice: once as a system, once as a country. This book is the second learning in its friendliest form — Germany introduced whole, in German, for readers whose curiosity about the place is exactly as large as their German is ready to feed it.
What Readers Will Find
The Land Itself
Geography as a story: the North and Baltic seas, the river plains, the central hills and forests, the Alpine south; the sixteen federal states and what distinguishes them; Berlin and the great cities — the map learned as a homeland, not as an examination.
Life and Customs
How Germany lives: school and work, food and drink, houses and holidays, the festival year from Karneval to Christmas markets, sport and clubs and the famous Vereinsleben — the everyday culture that language learners meet first and courses explain last.
History and Symbols in Brief
The short version of the long story: from tribes and empire to division and reunification, with the flag, the anthem, the landmarks, and the fairy-tale and invention heritage that made Germany famous — enough past to understand the present’s pride and care.
Key Features
The whole-country scope in one accessible volume is the feature: after it, the learner’s map of Germany is furnished. The real-German text is the second — Landeskunde that doubles as reading practice — and the human detail the third: customs and daily life given the same respect as capitals and dates.
Who This Book Is For
It is for learners of German at school and alone, children and young readers meeting the country, exchange students and new residents preparing to arrive, and teachers of German and of Landeskunde wanting a reader their classes can actually read.
How to Use This Book
Read it as a journey, north to south, and keep a map beside you — every place visited in print is a place half-known forever. Learners should mine it thematically (all the festivals, all the food) before trips and projects; teachers can assign single regions as class presentations; families abroad will find that children who have read it arrive in Germany already recognising it.
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The history in depth is Deutsche Geschichte Was Jeder Wissen Muss. The anniversary survey is Deutsch Perfekt 150 Jahre Deutschland.
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