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Learn German with Extr@ auf Deutsch, season 1.

Extr@ auf Deutsch, season 1 is a German sitcom written for learners, 13 episodes in all. Langvie rates it B1, and lists every word it uses so you can learn them before you watch.

Extr@ auf Deutsch, season 1 poster
LevelB1
Words to learn1,146
Year2002
Episodes13
GenreComedy
AudioGerman original

The words to learn before you watch

These are the 20 words at B1 and above that Extr@ auf Deutsch, season 1 says most often. Each one comes up between 9 and 23 times, so a card for each pays off several times in one evening.

WordLevelMeaningSaid
das MeerschweinchenC1guinea pig23
der ScheinB1slip, note23
schauenB1to look18
bestimmtB1certainly, surely16
das GirlB2girl16
der ReporterB1reporter16
leidtunB1to be sorry15
die SchokoC1choc, chocolate15
die EisbombeC2ice cream bombe14
reinB1in, inside13
das MotorradB1motorcycle11
der OfenB1oven11
das PopcornC1popcorn11
die TarantelC1tarantula11
das LottoC1lottery10
das RegalB1shelf10
die RolleB1role, part10
die VermieterinB1landlady10
die ColaB2cola9
die FrisurB1hairstyle9

The full list in the app has all 1,146 words, each with its plural or past forms, a recording, and the line from the film where it is said.

How hard Extr@ auf Deutsch, season 1 is in German

Langvie counts every word the series uses and how often each one is said. The level is the band that covers 80% of what is said, and for Extr@ auf Deutsch, season 1 the words from A1 to B1 make up 83%.

LevelWordsShare of what is said
A132143%
A223224%
B125216%
B2573%
C119710%
C2874%

The count leaves out function words, greetings, numbers and names, so it covers the words a learner has to learn. Of those, as the series says them, 32% sit above A2 and 17% above B1. Learning the list above first cuts both numbers most, because those are the words said again and again.

How to learn it in Langvie

Open Extr@ auf Deutsch, season 1 and press Learn Top-50 words for this movie. The fifty words it says most enter your deck at once. They come back tomorrow, then after 6 days, 13 and 29, and a word you miss returns before the session ends. Once the list stops surprising you, watch.

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Questions

Is Extr@ auf Deutsch, season 1 good for learning German?

Yes, from about A2 up, if you learn its word list first. Words from A1 to B1 cover 83% of the words it says that a learner has to learn, and 32% sit above A2.

Where do the words come from?

From the German subtitles, matched to what is said. Names of characters and places are left out, and every word is stored in its dictionary form, so ging and gegangen both count as gehen. The levels are estimates, taken from the Goethe Institut lists up to B1 and from how common a word is above that.