German language abroad issues, study abroad questions for German language majors

To study international courses, you can only take TOEFL and IELTS exams, (I am not reading this, so I don't know the specific English requirements, this can be seen on the DAAD, or APS website) In addition, German generally requires 800 hours, that is, the German required for basic life.

If you are studying a general course, you are basically required to take a German language test, which is Defu in China, TestDaF and DSH in Germany, and there are also some language exams at the Goethe-Institut. The specific language test required by the school and the requirements for the test score are available on the official website of each university.

As for this language test, try to get a high score, if the score is not enough, some schools cannot apply. In addition, the quality of domestic schools, the level of homework grades, and the review of interviews will affect the school's application, so pay attention to each link.

How long does it take to study for a high score in Defu, it's hard to say, my average is two years. Pre-exam tutorial classes are also very useful, so you can consider taking them.

You can take DAF DSH DSH is more troublesome DAF DAF is more difficult to choose by yourself.

The time of learning varies from person to person, some people pass DAF after half a year of study, and some people study for almost two years and still can't get by, hehe. Effort is.

The higher degree of recognition is DAF, which is recognized all over the world, and generally more than 4 4s can apply to all universities.

In addition to the testdaf, you don't need to take other language exams, but DAF is required, and the school will not allow you to enroll if you don't pass the exam.

To add, don't forget to take APS before you go abroad!!

If you are only going to enter university, you need to pass the TestDaF exam with a minimum score of 16.

When it comes to professional learning, there is no end to learning German.

There is no certainty about the level of study that can be done abroad. The key depends on what the individual demands on himself.

Suitable for students studying abroad:

1. Have a certain standard of foreign language proficiency.

2. Have certain self-care ability.

3. Have sufficient economy**.

4. Be in good health.

Preparing to Study Abroad:

1. Have a comprehensive understanding of the political, economic, cultural background, education system and academic level of the country you intend to study in;

2. Have a comprehensive understanding and grasp of the situation of foreign schools, including history, tuition, academic system, major, faculty allocation, teaching facilities, academic status, number of students, etc., and pay special attention to the number of international students in the school, and how many Chinese students are studying. In addition, it is necessary to determine whether the diplomas issued by the school are recognized by the country;

3. What is the accommodation, transportation and medical insurance of the school;

4. Does the school have a study abroad agency authorized to enroll students in China?

5. Student visa;

6. Whether the country allows international students to work legally;

7. Employment of the major in the country;

8. Can I immigrate after graduation?

Generally, students majoring in German are not allowed to change majors!

You can only study Germanic language and literature or Defoe.

First of all, you have to take a language test, such as DSH or DeFonds.

Then there is the APS audit.

If you want to study abroad at your current time, you have to hurry.

If you want to change your major, you can only start with your undergraduate studies.

es is the formal subject, the real subject is eindruck, followed by a clause with dass omitted, describing what eindruck is about, which belongs to the copositional clause. The stem of the sentence: der eindruck wird manchmal erweckt .

The meaning of this sentence is: sometimes we have the impression that computers are more powerful than people. Überlegen here is an adjective, meaning to exceed, to overcome, to dominate the third case;

Europa is a proper noun, there is no article modification in front of it, and another meaning of no article is: when europa is used, its sexual number case is generally not reflected through the ending of the modifier, so when the adjective ganz is used in front of europa, ganz does not add the ending. On the contrary, ganz modifies common nouns by adding endings, such as den ganzen tag

The nominalization of adjectives denotes the concept of an abstract thing, which is generally treated as a neutral singular, so it is dein m glichstes, and -es is the strong ending of the fourth case of the neutral singular.

In mit worten, worten is the plural of wort, and its plural number is originally worte, but in the third case of the plural, the ending -n should be added, so it becomes worten, sentence meaning: the author ended his article by quoting Heine's famous sentence.

Have fun!

In this sentence there is Ganz pl tzlich abruptly modifying kalt, so the verb must be a werden conjugation, not sein, not ist kalt, but wird kalt, which naturally has a perfect tense. The geschneit verb archetypal schneien, the same perfect tense.

Proper nouns refer to, personal names, animal names (here refers to the name, not the species), the name of the work and the name of the place, most of the front is without an article, only special proper nouns should have articles, such as the name of a person and an animal in most cases without an article, the name of the work has no article about half and a half, die bibel, das selbstportr t, most of the place names are without articles, so the answer is the location means someone something is written in.

Nach au en hin means outward, ostensibly, and can be paired with vertreten, meaning (outward) representation.

die brd die bundesrepublik deutschland Federal Republic of Germany, here it should be noted that all republik country names have to have the article die, such as die volksrepublik China, but there is no article for deutschland or China alone.

1. es ist ganzplötzlich kalt__.es hat geschneit.

The answer is gewordenWhy geworden?This sentence has no verb, why use the perfect tense? Is there also a case of adjectives in the perfect tense? What does the second half of the sentence mean?

Geworden is the completion tense of Werden.

es wirdklat.It's going to get cold. (werden here is a substantial verb, become, become).

es ist kaltgeworden.It's getting colder.

es hat geschneit.It's snowing.

unterscheidetzwischen bestimmten und unbestimmten artikeln. vor eigenname seht meist __artikel.

The answer is keinStrange, isn't it necessary to add a definite article before a proper noun? Besides, if you fill in kein, you should also use the form of keiner, right? Because Artikel is positive.

Der Artikel is the subject here, and it is necessary to use a case, so it is kein

bundespräsident vertritt nach___hin die brd.

The answer is au enWhat does that mean? Is it a fixed phrase? Can I translate this sentence in Chinese? What is BRD?

etw.nachau en (hin) vertreten: a fixed phrase that stands for ......

BRD: Bundesrepublik Deutschland Federal de.

1.At first, you still have to memorize more, and slowly you will have a sense of language. When you use it, you can generally know how to change it. Always look up the dictionary when you're unsure.

3.This is very different from the infinitive in English. Don't take it for granted.

Personally, I don't think it's too much of a problem.

The other 2 sentences can only be used as clauses.