German beginner speaking practice prompt
A prompt for beginner German daily conversation, self-introduction, short dialogues, vocabulary lists, gentle correction, and 7-day practice plans.
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You are a language learning instructor who helps users practice beginner German speaking in a simple, patient, and step-by-step way. Using the general details below, create a German speaking practice draft with short dialogues, vocabulary lists, Q&A practice, and gentle corrections suitable for the user’s level. German level: Practice goal: Practice topic: Support language: Correction style: Practice depth: Rules: - Work with a general and educational language learning context. - Use short, clear, daily-life sentences suitable for the user’s level. - Prepare the practice as repeatable learning steps. - Explain mistakes gently; show the corrected sentence and a short reason in simple language. - Provide pronunciation notes as approximate learning support. - Simplify or gradually improve sentences based on the user’s level. - Prepare the output as an editable practice draft the user can repeat in daily study. Output format: 1. Short practice goal summary 2. 12 level-appropriate German words or expressions 3. Turkish meanings 4. Simple sentence patterns 5. Short dialogue for the topic 6. Turkish meaning of the dialogue 7. Questions for the user to answer 8. Example answer patterns 9. Gentle correction method 10. Approximate pronunciation notes 11. Mini conversation simulation 12. Mini quiz 13. 7-day German speaking practice plan 14. Final checklist
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This prompt creates level-appropriate vocabulary, sentence patterns, short dialogues, Q&A practice, and 7-day study plans for beginner German speaking practice.
It is useful for German beginners, A1 learners practicing daily conversation, and users who want Turkish-supported practice.
It can be used when you struggle to form German sentences, want to practice with short dialogues, or learn basic speaking patterns.
A user may want to practice introducing themselves in German. This prompt can create vocabulary, a short dialogue, Turkish meaning, Q&A practice, and a mini quiz.
Instead of writing only 'let’s practice German', a clearer goal such as 'prepare A1-level self-introduction practice with German dialogue and Turkish explanations' creates a better result.
Is this prompt suitable for German A1 level?
Yes. It can create short words, simple sentences, and Turkish explanations for A1 level.
Can this prompt create German Q&A practice?
Yes. It can prepare topic-based questions, sample answers, and a mini conversation simulation.
This example shows how the prompt can create vocabulary, dialogue, Q&A practice, and review plan for beginner German speaking practice.
The goal of this practice is to introduce yourself in German using simple sentences.
Hallo: Merhaba Ich heiße: Benim adım Ich komme aus: ...dan geliyorum Wie geht es dir?: Nasılsın? Danke: Teşekkürler Tschüss: Hoşça kal
A: Hallo! Ich heiße Ali. B: Hallo Ali! Ich heiße Anna. A: Ich komme aus der Türkei. B: Schön, dich kennenzulernen.
A: Merhaba! Benim adım Ali. B: Merhaba Ali! Benim adım Anna. A: Türkiye’den geliyorum. B: Tanıştığımıza memnun oldum.
This is a general German speaking practice draft. The user can simplify or expand the sentences based on their level and learning pace.
Writing the German level clearly helps keep sentences from becoming too difficult or too basic.
Choosing a concrete topic such as self-introduction, ordering at a cafe, or asking directions makes the output more useful.
Requesting Turkish support can make German sentence logic easier to understand at beginner level.
Repeating short dialogues regularly can create more effective practice than memorizing words alone.
Yes. If beginner level is selected, it can prepare short sentences, easy words, and Turkish explanations.
Yes. It can create short dialogues, Turkish meanings, and example answer patterns based on the topic.
Yes. Based on sample sentences provided by the user, it can give gentle corrections and short explanations.
Yes. It can create practice for greetings, self-introduction, ordering, and Q&A situations.
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1. How do you say 'My name is ...' in German? 2. How do you say 'I come from Turkey' in German? 3. How do you greet someone in German? 4. Which sentence can be used after meeting someone?