Audiotrainer A2 English-German

📚 Audiotrainer A2 – Deutsch für Englisch- und Spanischsprachige

This deck is based on the original version of the Audiotrainer from Deutsche Welle. It is designed to help English speakers learn German—and vice versa—at the A2 level. Additionally, it includes Spanish translations for learners who want to study both languages simultaneously.

The deck contains 100 lessons, covering everyday situations and essential grammar topics. It follows the Pareto principle (also known as the 80/20 rule), which suggests that 80% of results come from 20% of the input. In language learning, this means that mastering just 1,000 core words can get you to A2 level with relatively little effort—yet enough to function confidently in the language.

📊 Vocabulary Coverage by Word Count

Words     | Spoken Coverage | Written Coverage | CEFR Level
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100       | 53%             | 49%              | A1
1,000     | 85%             | 74%              | A2
2,500     | 92%             | 82%              | B1
5,000     | 95%             | 89%              | B2
7,500     | 97%             | 93%              | C1
10,000    | 98%             | 95%              | C2

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🗣️ Topics Covered in the Lessons

• People
• Family
• School
• Countries
• Books
• Time
• Date
• Yesterday–Today–Tomorrow
• Months
• Drinks
• Activities
• Colors
• Fruits and Food
• Seasons and Weather
• Around the House
• House Cleaning
• In the Kitchen
• Small Talk
• W-Questions
• Learning Languages
• Appointments
• In the City
• In Nature
• At the Hotel – Arrival
• At the Hotel – Complaints
• At the Restaurant
• At the Train Station
• On the Train
• At the Airport
• Public Transport
• In the Taxi
• Car Breakdown
• Asking for Directions
• City Tour
• Zoo
• Evening Activities
• Cinema
• Discotheque
• Travel
• Vacation Activities
• Sports
• Swimming Pool
• Running Errands
• Shopping
• Shops
• Working
• Feelings
• Doctor
• Body
• Post Office
• Bank
• Ordinal Numbers
• Asking Questions
• Negation
• Possessive Pronouns
• Adjectives
• Modal Verbs
• Imperatives
• Subordinate Clauses (that/if)
• Conjunctions
• Double Connectors
• Genitive
• Adverbs