Can you suggest resources for learning German sports and hobbies vocabulary

Here are some suggested resources for learning German sports and hobbies vocabulary:

1. German for athletes - Deutsch für Sportler: This manual contains materials focused on active learning of educational and sports vocabulary with tests, reading texts, and exercises designed to meet educational standards for physical culture and sports students. It is suitable for classroom and independent study. ¹

2. Websites with vocabulary games: The website Blooket.com offers game-based exercises that help in practicing German vocabulary mastery, which can include thematic vocabulary such as sports and hobbies. Using games can make learning more engaging and effective. ²

3. Online interactive vocabulary sites: There are websites like deutsch-to-go.de which provide online resources for learning German vocabulary, grammar, and listening skills practice, including themes related to daily life and potentially hobbies and activities. ³

4. Text-based learning with thematic focus: Using newspaper texts or other articles that cover topics like youth life, hobbies, sports, and medicine in German can aid vocabulary acquisition in an engaging way, integrating vocabulary learning with real content. ⁴

To summarize, learning through specialized manuals, online vocabulary games, interactive websites, and thematic text-based materials are effective approaches to build German sports and hobbies vocabulary. ^{1, 2, 3, 4}

References

• German for athletes. Deutsch für Sportler

• Implementation of the Website-Based Game “Blooket.com” as a Medium to Enhance Vocabulary Mastery in German Language Learning at SMA Laboratorium UM

• APPLICATION OF THE WWW.DEUTSCH-TO-GO.DE WEBSITE FOR LISTENING SKILL TRAINING STUDENTS CLASS XII MIPA 7 SMAN 1 WONOAYU

• LEARNING GERMAN BASED ON TEXTS

• Linguopragmatic features of German sports vocabulary in political discourse (based on FAZmaterials)

• ANGLICISMS IN SPORTS VOCABULARY (ON THE EXAMPLE OF UKRAINIAN AND GERMAN)

• Coordination processes in partnerships between German governmental organizations and German sports federations in jointly implemented SDP projects

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• THE PROBLEM OF LEARNING BORROWINGS IN SERBIAN AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE ON THE EXAMPLE OF GERMANISMS (IN RELATION TO SPORTS VOCABULARY)

• Vocabulary learning in Finnish early foreign language learning textbooks

• Vocabulary Mashup using Online Resources and Games for Vocabulary Training at School

• The Multilingual Affective Soccer Corpus (MASC): Compiling a biased parallel corpus on soccer reportage in English, German and Dutch

• A New Aligned Simple German Corpus

• Iniesta passed and Messi finished clinically : Football verbs and transitivity

• Analyzing the Concept “Team of Host Country” in German, English, and Russian: a Contrastive Study of Expressive Means in Media Reports on the 2019 Ice Hockey World Championship

• Genre determining prediction: Non-standard TAM marking in football language

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