· 8 Listen · 320 Wörter

Food, drink and where it comes from

The shopping, the cooking, the restaurant and the field.

Was diese Listen zusammenhält

Food is where a learner produces language earliest and where the gap between recognising a word and using it shows fastest: reading a menu needs one kind of vocabulary, ordering from it needs another, and following a recipe needs a third made almost entirely of verbs. The lists here are arranged along that path, ending with the farm the ingredients came off.

Die acht Listen

A1Food and drinkWhat is on the table, what you order, and the two verbs that change their vowel when you use them.40 Wörter B1CookingWhat is in the kitchen and what you do with it — plus the imperative, which is what a recipe is written in.40 Wörter B2Cooking and recipesThe verbs a German recipe is written in, and the equipment it assumes you have.40 Wörter A2Eating outFrom reserving a table to splitting the bill — including the question a German waiter always asks.40 Wörter B1Food and ingredientsThe rest of the shopping list — dairy, meat, fruit and the bread names that need explaining.40 Wörter B1Markets and shoppingWeekly markets, deposit bottles and the Sunday closing that catches everybody out once.40 Wörter B2Wine, beer and other drinksWhat is on a German drinks list, and the words a waiter expects back.40 Wörter B2Farming and food productionFields, livestock and the words on a label that say how something was produced.40 Wörter

Über die Stufen verteilt

Die Kategorie reicht quer durch die Stufen — sie ist ein Gebiet und keine Schwierigkeit. Wer sie abfragt, kann oben auf der Übungsseite zusätzlich eine Stufe wählen und bekommt dann nur den Teil, der dort steht.

Stufe	Wörter	Anteil
A1	50	16 %
A2	49	15 %
B1	84	26 %
B2	77	24 %
C1	58	18 %
C2	2	1 %

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