Scaffold Hören & Sprechen A1, add Abschnitt A (Begrüßung)
Confirmed Hoeren_und_SprechenA1Lehrer.ir.pdf is the genuine Hueber deutsch üben Hören & Sprechen A1 - self-contained, with full dialogue transcripts and answers printed on the Lösung page following each exercise (pp. 7-18, 8 exercises, CD-Tracks 2-16). Checked meh-a11-transkriptionen.pdf: it's for "Menschen hier A1.1" (a distinct BAMF integration-course edition), not the standard Menschen A1.1 this repo's A1.1/ lesson files are built from. Set aside per user decision; noted in INDEX.md so it isn't confused with the right book later. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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book: wollen/dürfen (C), vor/seit (H); Possessivartikel sein/ihr and
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Dativ pronoun work recur throughout (B, E) alongside the Wortschatz &
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Grammatik book's parallel coverage.
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## Hören & Sprechen A1 (`hoeren-sprechen-a1/`)
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Filed one section per lettered Abschnitt (A–H), same convention as the
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other two books. Source file: `Hoeren_und_SprechenA1Lehrer.ir.pdf`
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(confirmed to be the genuine Hueber *deutsch üben Hören & Sprechen A1*).
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This book is self-contained: every exercise's full spoken text and
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correct answers are printed on the very next "Lösung" page, so no
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external audio or separate answer key was needed. Recurring characters
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Lisa and Paul appear across multiple sections.
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| Abschnitt | Title/Topic | Pages | Relates to Menschen Lektion(en) | Status |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
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| A | [Begrüßung, Kontaktaufnahme, Herkunft](hoeren-sprechen-a1/abschnitt-a.md) | 7–18 | L1, L10 | done |
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Note: a second file, `meh-a11-transkriptionen.pdf`, was checked and
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found to be Transkriptionen for **"Menschen *hier* A1.1"** — a distinct
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BAMF integration-course edition, not the standard *Menschen A1.1* used
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for this repo's `A1.1/` lesson files. Set aside per user decision
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(2026-09-10); not used anywhere in this repo.
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# Hören & Sprechen A1 — Abschnitt A: Begrüßung, Kontaktaufnahme, Herkunft
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Seiten 7–18 · Übungen 1–8 (CD-Tracks 2–16)
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Note: this book's exercises and their full dialogue transcripts/answers
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are both printed directly in the book (no separate audio file needed) —
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each exercise page is immediately followed by a "Lösung" page containing
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the complete spoken text and correct answers. All content and answers
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below are sourced directly from those official pages.
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## Overview
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- Skill focus: Hören & Sprechen (listen-and-repeat dialogues,
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listen-and-answer comprehension, listen-and-write)
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- Topic: greetings, self-introduction, asking someone's name/origin,
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formal and informal "how are you," a two-person interview, and an
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extended Lisa-und-Paul narrative used as this book's recurring
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characters (similar role to Menschen's storyline characters)
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- Relates to *Menschen* Lektion(en): **L1** (kommen/heißen/sein,
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Begrüßung, W-Fragen, du vs. Sie — directly reinforces this whole
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lesson), **L10** (aus der Türkei/aus der Schweiz/aus den USA — same
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exception list seen in every other supplementary book).
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## Grammar / Communication patterns covered
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### Begrüßung und Verabschiedung (Ü1–2)
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Guten Morgen / Guten Tag / Guten Abend / Hallo / Grüß Gott / Servus
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(greeting) vs. Auf Wiedersehen / Tschüs (farewell) — same set taught in
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Menschen L1, drilled here purely by listening and speaking rather than
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reading.
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### Wie heißen Sie? / Heißt du...? (Ü3)
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Formal (Sie) and informal (du) versions of asking someone's name side
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by side: "Wie heißen Sie?" vs. "Heißt du...?" — reinforces Menschen
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L1's du/Sie distinction through parallel dialogues rather than a single
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register.
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### Woher kommen Sie? — country origin + exception articles (Ü4)
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"[Name] kommt aus [Land]." Reinforces the same country-article
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exception list seen throughout every book so far: **aus der Türkei,
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aus der Schweiz, aus den USA** (Pl.) take an article; all other
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countries in this exercise (Kolumbien, Japan, Australien, Ägypten,
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Belgien, Tansania, Österreich) take none.
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### Wie geht es Ihnen? / Wie geht es dir? (Ü7)
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Three parallel dialogues drilling the formal (Ihnen) and informal (dir)
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versions of "how are you," plus casual variants: "Danke, mir geht's
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auch gut," "Also, bei mir ist alles klar!"
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## Exercise summary
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1. **Übung 1: Lisa und Paul stellen sich vor** — (1a) listen to Lisa
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and Paul introduce themselves, then write your own name in the
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blank; (1b) listen and respond aloud; (1c) listen and write down 10
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greeting words matched to context clues (time of day, farewell cue).
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2. **Übung 2: Begrüßen und Verabschieden** — (2a) listen and repeat 11
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greeting/farewell exchanges; (2b) listen and give the same 11
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responses aloud unprompted.
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3. **Übung 3: Wie heißen Sie?** — (3a) listen and repeat a formal
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(Sie) name-exchange dialogue; (3b) listen and repeat an informal
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(du) name-exchange dialogue.
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4. **Übung 4: Woher kommen Sie?** — (4a) listen to 10 short
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origin-statements; (4b) listen again and mark each richtig/falsch.
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5. **Übung 5: Informationen über Menschen** — listen and match 8
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people's names to a fact about each (occupation, age, marital
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status, origin, etc.).
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6. **Übung 6: Interview: Herr Meier und seine Familie** — listen to a
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full interview and answer 7 multiple-choice questions about Herr
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Meier's origin, residence date, name, wife, children, and hobby.
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7. **Übung 7: Wie geht es dir? Wie geht es Ihnen?** — listen and repeat
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3 short dialogues (two formal, one informal) about wellbeing.
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8. **Übung 8: Lisa und Paul erzählen von sich** — listen to Lisa and
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Paul make 8 statements about themselves (transport, residence, pets,
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drink preference, sport, vacation style, languages, cinema/theater
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preference) and write the correct either/or answer for each.
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## Answers (from the book's own Lösung pages)
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**Ü1c**: 1. Guten Morgen 2. Guten Tag 3. Guten Abend 4. Auf Wiedersehen
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5. Tschüs 6. Guten Morgen 7. Guten Tag 8. Hallo 9. Guten Abend 10. Grüß
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Gott.
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**Ü4a/b** (origin + richtig/falsch): 1. Ana Maria kommt aus Kolumbien —
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richtig. 2. Reiko kommt aus Japan — richtig. 3. Nicole kommt aus
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Österreich — **falsch**, Nicole kommt aus Australien. 4. Ahmed kommt
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aus der Türkei — richtig. 5. Margareta kommt aus der Schweiz —
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**falsch**, Margareta kommt aus Schweden. 6. Fatima kommt aus Ägypten —
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richtig. 7. Daan und Mathis kommen aus Polen — **falsch**, sie kommen
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aus Belgien. 8. Sara und Jasmin kommen aus Tansania — richtig. 9.
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Nadine kommt aus Frankreich — **falsch**, Nadine kommt aus Österreich.
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10. Mark kommt aus den USA — richtig.
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*Ausnahme (book's own footnote): aus der Türkei / aus der Schweiz / aus
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den USA (Pl.) — mit Artikel!*
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**Ü5**: 1→b) Frau Hannemann arbeitet in Hamburg. 2→d) Herr Schmidt ist
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arbeitslos. 3→h) Thomas ist zehn Jahre alt. 4→g) Frau Meier ist
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verheiratet. 5→e) Paul wohnt in München. 6→a) Familie Steinhäuser kommt
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aus Zürich. 7→f) Katja geht noch zur Schule. 8→c) Lisa ist Deutsche.
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**Ü6**: 1. Russland. 2. Juni 1999. 3. Heinrich. 4. Tanja. 5. zwei
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Kinder. 6. Martin und Julia. 7. Fußball.
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**Ü8**: Lisa hat ein Fahrrad. Lisa und Paul wohnen in München. Paul hat
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eine Katze. Lisa trinkt lieber Tee. Sie spielen lieber Tischtennis.
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Lisa und Paul fahren in die Berge. Lisa und Paul sprechen Deutsch und
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Englisch (Deutsch ist ihre Muttersprache, aber sie sprechen beide gut
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Englisch). Sie gehen lieber ins Kino.
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## Notes / gotchas
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- **This book uses recurring characters (Lisa und Paul)** across
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exercises, similar in spirit to Menschen's own storyline characters —
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worth mentioning to the student that these two reappear throughout
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the book (confirmed again in later sections).
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- **This is the third time across all three supplementary books** that
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the aus der Türkei / aus der Schweiz / aus den USA exception list
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appears — by now the student has seen it in Wortschatz & Grammatik
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(Abschnitt A, M), Lesen & Schreiben (Abschnitt A), and here. Safe to
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treat as fully memorized at this point.
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- **Ü7's "Danke, mir geht's auch gut" and "Also, bei mir ist alles
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klar!" are natural colloquial variants** beyond the textbook-standard
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"Danke, gut" — useful for recognizing casual spoken responses, though
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not necessarily something to require the student to produce
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spontaneously yet.
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- **Since this is a listening/speaking book with no external audio
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available**, treat every "Hören Sie" instruction as "read the printed
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transcript aloud to yourself" or have the student read dialogues
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aloud together — the pedagogical intent (listening comprehension) is
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necessarily replaced by reading comprehension + pronunciation practice
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in this context.
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