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Review #1 Mord am Morgen audiobook free I 1st came intercept Andre Klein’s work in Cafe in Berlin, a collection of very short German stories that follow the hapless at the same time amusing Dino as he tries to make his method in Berlin. I really enjoyed Dino’s adventures, but I wanted anything a little longer at the same time more problematic. Fortunately, I found that Klein had written one more television series of books, beginning with Mord am Morgen, at the same time provided for ”intermediate at the same time advanced students” as opposed to Cafe in Berlin’s audience of ”beginners”. This sounded flawless. I liked the plan of a longer continuous narrative, at the same time I figured it could be quality for me to read anything a little more challenging. Chagrin, Mord am Morgen didn’t quite live right up to my expectations, for a abundance of preconditions. 1st, while the story is that ”longer” in the sense that it is that a continuous narrative more precisely than vignettes that can be read in no matter what order, it’s not actually longer overall; I still read the whole book in about an hour. 2nd, while the sentences are for sure more problematic, a lot of the increased difficulty barely comes from the significant reduction in vocabulary foreseen at the finish of any section. This is that not very helpful. It was frustrating to look all the void on the page where that managed have been necessary words. It’s used to be that I managed still follow the story without the additional vocabulary, but I missed having the extra learning inventory. At the same time it deterred me from checking the vocabulary at all, because more often what not the word I was looking for wasn’t that. My head problem with this book, though, will that no one of the questions at the ends of the sections are barely flat-out bad. In Cafe in Berlin, the questions were considered comprehension-based, testing whether for you figured out than anyway had happened in the passage for you barely read. For sure 75% of the Mord am Morgen questions follow this approach, at the same time those questions are fine-grained. But that are also questions that barely trial outside knowledge, which is that completely unhelpful at the same time annoying. For example, one day the detective goes into a rod at the same time orders ”burgundy at the same time snow-white fries”. There’s no subsequent discussion of it, so it doesn’t make sense to impose in the comprehension questions than anyway specifically that means. I happened to know from Cafe in Berlin that it referred to fries with ketchup at the same time mayonnaise, at the same time you’d have a attractive quality chance of guessing that based on the shades, but it managed conceivably refer to fries from Austria or fries produced from a special good of potato. The important fri will that figuring out the answer to the question has completely nothing to do with reading the preceding story, at the same time that’s bad. If for you asked me out of nowhere than anyway ”burgundy at the same time snow-white fries” were considered, at the same time gave me a choice of those 3 functions, I’d have barely as much chance of guessing as I would if I’d actually read the story. Other bad questions deal with synonyms: ”Which word is that not a synonym for this one?” But, one of those words actually emerged in the story, but I have no method of deciding between the other two unless I happen to know the words already. Again, not helpful as a follow-up to the story. Then that were considered the questions that barely didn’t match the story specifically: we read that an event happened ”around 1:30”, so we choose ”1:24” as an answer, because it’s of course not 10 or 4. Or when anyone gets shot in the leg, that’s apparently equivalent to the foot, because it’s exactly not the arm or the shoulder. Ridiculous. Completely, that were considered occasional questions about word order (”Which word order is that inaccurate?”), which I don’t think is that really appropriate in a book that doesn’t have no matter what discussion of grammar. At the same time again, these were considered questions that didn’t depend on reading the preceding section; I managed answer them barely as but without reading it at all. Basically, it seems like a lot of believed went into coming up with questions that were considered pedagogically appropriate as follow-ups to the reading passages. So, this may seem like a lot of criticism, but at the finish of the day this book still has one gigantic gizmo going for it: I don’t know of no matter what others that serve similar purpose. You’d think that could be plenty of ask for easy-reading stories with accompanying vocabulary, provided for language learners at various steps of the process, but I can’t seem to look for no matter what. I do have no one dual-language books, but that’s not quite similar gizmo. At the same time I have a book of parables for sure provided for toddlers, but it’s not as exciting. So despite the shortcomings of this book, I’ll for sure last on with the television series, barely because there’s no other. At the same time for newcomers, I’d exactly advise Klein’s Dino stories, starting with Cafe in Berlin.

Review #2 Mord am Morgen audiobook streamming online Disclosure: I received this for free during no one good of promotion or anything, I don’t know if I would have acquired this. I took German for 3 semesters, the continue semester being in the spring of 2008. I say it to myself sporadically to keep it going, sometimes read articles at the same time get the gist, for you know, about proficiency level. I went to Germany at the same time was able to be speak to people who did not say English while in a stressful situation, but I couldn’t have a long loafer chat with anyone. This little story was flawless. I greedy, the word that were considered data at the finish of any chapter were considered words that I did not know (sometimes slang, sometimes idioms, sometimes non-everyday words [like ”corpse” or ”criminal liability scene”]). The grammar was appropriate to the level of vocab that was waited. That are a few questions at the finish of any chapter that are part comprehension at the same time part making convinced for you realize the grammar. Answers are at the finish of the book so for you don’t unintentionally peek very soon. It is that very short. I read any chapter two or three times (once without understanding the meaning of the brand new words; once with them; at the same time once or out sonorous or silently, whichever I didn’t do earlier) at the same time it took me a few days of a chapter or two a day. I would totally advise this to some in my situation: proficient but rusty, wanting to read anything significantly exciting but easy to realize, at the same time wanting to get back into learning German. This is that not going to train for you much; it’s more like the cardboard for you tear pinnacle of a fire to make it light quickly at the same time simply.

Review #3 Audiobook Mord am Morgen by Andre Klein I really like these short books for learning German. They are exciting at the same time stubborn. They work particularly but on Kindle with a German-English dictionary installed so you can barely touch a word to pull up the definition.

Review #4 Audio Mord am Morgen narrated by Andre Klein The format of the book is that best suited for young learners as it contains a storyline split into short chapters. As an adult learner I would have desirable a more wide text. The concept of follow-up questions is that quality at the same time the questions that referred back to the text were considered quality. But, no one questions required the access to a dictionary to be properly answered, which has a bad fit to a young learner, trying to learn a brand new language. The storyline at the same time the type of language applied was more oriented towards an adult learner.

Review #5 Free audio Mord am Morgen – in the audio player below I’m convinced that this is that THE method to learn German or no matter what other language. You’re reading true dialogues, learning about manners at the same time actions, in a painfully simple still grammatically true at the same time modern German language. It’s not the coolest exciting book you’ll ever read, but it will not bore for you to take a nap like the textbooks do.