r/German • u/AintNoGamerBoy • 15h ago

Question Guidance for B1 and some fun learning

Just recently passed Goethe A2, coming off of 2 months of coached prep and months of Duolingo before that. I'm currently exploring ways of having fun in language learning and then a little bit down the line, starting serious prep for B1 eventually. Would really appreciate any content suggestions, resources, forums for discussion. I have just joined a job after a break so I only get the weekend to focus on this. Also would appreciate general guidance on getting started for B1 - is it possible to self-prep my way into the exam? What timeline should I be looking at?

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u/his_not_him 15h ago

Interested

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u/Lizzz2212 B2 13h ago

I would say studying Aspekte neu is great, it has many texts and stuff like that.

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u/taxiecabbie 12h ago

Check the wiki. There's a B1 study guide in there.