Welcome to Sprachgeschichten
a.k.a. German Stories with KlaraCreated by Klara – native speaker and BAMF certified German teacher.
German Courses
If you would like to learn or improve your German with personalized support, you can book private lessons with me, Klara.✨ Find Your German
Everyone learns differently. That’s why I adapt my lessons specifically to you, your goals, and your learning style. Together, we’ll figure out which methods work best for you—whether through stories, dialogues, visual aids, or real-life situations.➡️ I tailor my approach entirely to your needs:
- Structured learning: Do you prefer to learn systematically using a textbook (such as Linie 1)?
- Business German: Do you want to prepare specifically for your daily work routine, presentations, job applications, or field-specific terminology?
- Creative & engaging learning: Would you like to learn German through short stories, poems, and songs?
- Everyday life & conversation: Do you want to speak fluently and confidently in everyday situations?
- Exam preparation: Do you want to feel well-prepared and confident going into your telc exam?
Book a Free introduction meeting First (15 minutes)
Before booking your first regular lesson, feel free to schedule a free introductory meeting with me! This short call is a great opportunity for us to get to know each other, discuss your previous learning experience, and define your goals so we can create a personalized learning plan tailored just for you. To arrange a meeting, please send me an email: [email protected]
More info about German lessons & booking (A1–B2)
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Story-Based Learning
With my project SprachGeschichten (a.k.a. German Stories by Klara), you learn German by following stories and working with the language used in each story.Each story introduces vocabulary and grammar naturally through the story and clearly highlights the key language for learning.The focus is on understanding German in context, not learning isolated rules.All Stories are written and produced by me, Klara. Only some images are AI generated.
How it works
Each story or vlog follow a storyline and gradually introduce new vocabulary and grammar. Each story is part of a structured self-study approach and is supported by a learning package.The package includes:▶️ Youtube Video
Story videos are available on YouTube.📘 Workbook & Grammar Video
Each story includes a self-study package, including a workbook (PDF), audio (MP3) for listening and repetition, and a grammar video that explains the grammar focus points used in the story.
Some chapters also include bonus materials for additional practice.These materials help you:
– understand the story step by step
– build vocabulary naturally
– understand important German grammar
– practise at your own paceAll elements are designed for independent self-study. Individual feedback or correction of exercises is not included. If you would like guidance or speaking practice, you can book personal lessons with Klara.
Meet Klara
My name is Klara and I am the creator of SprachGeschichten.I was born and raised in Germany and I am a certified integration course teacher authorized by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) according to §15 IntV. I have several years of experience teaching German as a foreign language.I studied Italian Philology (B.A.) and completed several semesters of German as a Foreign Language: Cultural Mediation (M.A.) at the Free University of Berlin.Through my studies and teaching experience, I developed a strong interest in story-based and learner-friendly approaches to language learning.With SprachGeschichten, I combine my academic background and teaching experience with my passion for storytelling.My goal is to make learning German clear, accessible and enjoyable for learners from different backgrounds.
Contact
Email address for technical difficulties:
[email protected]
German LessonsIf you would like to receive individual support, you can book private German lessons. To arrange a free 20-minute introduction meeting, please send me an email: [email protected]
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