A German Short Story for B1 Learners: Directions in Berlin

FAQ: German Short Story for B1 Learners - Directions in Berlin

What is the topic of this short story?

This short story is about navigating the city of Berlin, using essential travel and direction vocabulary. It’s designed to help learners understand and apply key phrases and words in real-life situations.

Who is this short story for?

It’s perfect for intermediate (A2-B1) learners who want to improve their German travel and direction vocabulary while practicing reading comprehension.

Does this short story include travel and direction vocabulary?

Yes, this short story integrates common travel and direction words, such as links (left) or geradeaus (straight ahead).

Is there a vocabulary list for directions in German?

Yes! You can find a complete vocabulary list for travel and direction: here.

Does the story include comprehension questions?

Yes, the story comes with 4 multiple-choice questions (a, b, c) at the end.

Are there other resources to practice travel and direction vocabulary?
Absolutely! You can explore more short stories: - beginners: here, take our free vocabulary quiz: here, or try our free video quiz: here.