In this loosely-related sequel to the German 1 course, Michael returns to Berlin. On his flight from Boston to Berlin he gets to know Andrea, the young woman sitting beside him.

Andrea gives him her book, "Berlin Alexanderplatz," which she doesn't like very much. But Michael is eager to read it because his aunt lives near the Alexanderplatz, Berlin Mitte.

The following day, while he goes shopping with his aunt, the "Blüten mystery" begins...

And, if you'd like to continue practicing your German with "Blüten in Berlin," you can do so online and for FREE with our 72-Scene German 2 story be registering  HERE.

(And please know: we are only asking you to register, so you can continue to pick up your course where you left off!)

You'll learn and practice words and phrases individually and in the context of short conversations. Your listening and pronunciation skills will improve a lot!

In the second level of the German 2 course "Blüten in Berlin?", Michael continues his conversation with Andrea in the airplane.

They exchange phone numbers.

The next morning, as Michael opens the book that Andrea had given him, two 20-Euro notes fall out. 

And, if you'd like to continue practicing your German with "Blüten in Berlin", you can do so online and for FREE with our 72-Scene German 2 story HERE.

(And please know: we are only asking you to register, so you can continue to pick up your course where you left off!)

You'll learn and practice words and phrases individually and in the context of short conversations. Your listening and pronunciation skills will improve a lot!

Our story courses seem to be most effective for learners who have had some contact with the language before (in school, on travels, or through self study).

We provide basic language in context, spoken at natural speed. By listening and repeating words, phrases and sentences as often as you can, the music of the language will go into your ear and into your brain. It's a good start for learning to sound like a native speaker.

You'll learn and practice words and phrases individually and in the context of short conversations. Your listening and pronunciation skills will improve a lot!

In the third level of the German 2 course "Blüten in Berlin?", Michael accompanies his aunt to the green grocer and baker.

When he tries to pay with a 20 Euro note, he gets stopped at the door by the baker's shop assistant, who believes that the note is a fake.
Michael and his aunt then go to a police station to report this discovery.

And, if you'd like to continue practicing your German with "Blüten in Berlin", you can do so online and for FREE with our 72-Scene German 2 story HERE.

(And please know: we are only asking you to register, so you can continue to pick up your course where you left off!)

You'll learn and practice words and phrases individually and in the context of short conversations. Your listening and pronunciation skills will improve a lot!

Our story courses seem to be most effective for learners who have had some contact with the language before (in school, on travels, or through self study).

We provide basic language in context, spoken at natural speed. By listening and repeating words, phrases and sentences as often as you can, the music of the language will go into your ear and into your brain. It's a good start for learning to sound like a native speaker.