-
German Lessons – Online or In-Person
Either you are in Mumbai, Tokyo or San Francisco you can now learn with a real German mother tongue, I offer you this possibility with my online German course.
You have the advantage that you can take the lesson:
- At home, comfortably surrounded by your familiar things.
- At your workplace.
- In a cafè, on vacation or on a business trip.
All you need is a pc and an internet connection.Read More
Language lessons for companies
The challenges set by the market force companies to operate in a multilingual environment without giving up the complexity required from today's communication.
In-company language training courses are specifically designed to meet those needs.
Inquire me to know more about.
Language test
A certificate of knowledge of the language is required for the admission to a German university but can also be useful to find a new job. It demonstrates your capability to set yourself a target and achieve it.
Getting lost in the jungle of all possible certificates is easy, you find here a complete summary with many references.
Pricing
You don't need to navigate around anymore, your next private course is here.
Read this page to gain an overview of the possible booking choices, the price and possible reductions, valid for all language tuitions.
In general, you find all the info on my website, for example in the FAQ, but if you don't find the answer ask me.
Online test
To improve your German it's very important to practice as much as possible.
You find here some homework for all levels.
You can practice grammar, listening comprehension and lexicon.
Very important are audio and dictations to improve your listening comprehension.
Mission
Teach German and Italian to all the people interested in the language and the culture of these two countries. Studio NaVivo offers interesting and entertaining lessons no matter if you want to learn the language for a short vacation or you have to communicate to your new business partners.
What I do
Studio NaVivo offers lessons, translations, text corrections for German and Italian in Munich. The offer ranges from the standard lesson for adults to children specialized lesson or course for companies.
All the offers are valid as individual and group lessons.
Who I am
My name is Giulia Pulizzotto and I am teacher for the languages German and Italian. I'm graduated in linguistics from the LMU University of Munich and have taught in different language schools in Munich. I'm experienced in teaching either for German or Italian, in a group or individual courses.
Online Courses
Prefer to learn from home? I also offer live online German lessons — 1:1 or small groups (max 6 students) via video call. Visit germanlesson.online for details.
- Charlemagne
From the Blog
How Long Does It Take to Learn German? A1 to C2 Timeline Honestly Explained
Home » BlogEN » How long to learn German? How Long Does It Take to Learn German? A1 to C2 Timeline Honestly Explained Can I learn German in 3 months?...
Which German Language Certificate Do I Really Need? The Clear Guide
Home » BlogEN » Which German certificate do I need? Which German Language Certificate Do I Really Need? The Clear Guide Goethe, telc, TestDaF, DSH, ÖSD, fit in Deutsch, Start...
The Fachsprachprüfung (FSP) is the biggest hurdle for IMGs going to Germany — here's what it actually is
Home » BlogEN » The Fachsprachprüfung (FSP) explained The Fachsprachprüfung (FSP) is the biggest hurdle for IMGs going to Germany — here's what it actually is The Fachsprachprüfung (FSP) is...
Anmeldung in Munich: A Step-by-Step Guide for Newcomers
Home » BlogEN » Anmeldung in Munich: A Step-by-Step Guide for Newcomers Anmeldung in Munich: A Step-by-Step Guide for Newcomers Moving to Munich is exciting, but before you can open...
Fit in Deutsch 1 vs Start Deutsch 1: Which A1 German Exam Do You Need?
Home » BlogEN » Fit in Deutsch 1 vs Start Deutsch 1 Fit in Deutsch 1 vs Start Deutsch 1: Which A1 German Exam Do You Need? If you are...
German Test Online
German C1 Exercise: Erweiterte Partizipialattribute & Nominalisierung — participles as adjectives and nominal style
Home » German homework » German C1 Exercise: Partizipialattribute & Nominalisierung German C1 Exercise: Erweiterte Partizipialattribute & Nominalisierung Two structures instantly make your German sound more academic: erweiterte Partizipialattribute (die...
German C2 Exercise: Idioms and Proverbs (Redewendungen und Sprichwörter)
Home » German homework » German C2 Exercise: Idioms and Proverbs German C2 Exercise: Idioms and Proverbs (Redewendungen und Sprichwörter) At C2 level, you are expected to understand irony, implied...
German C1 Exercise: Konjunktiv II and Indirekte Rede (Subjunctive II and Reported Speech)
Home » German homework » German C1 Exercise: Konjunktiv II and Indirekte Rede German C1 Exercise: Konjunktiv II and Indirekte Rede The subjunctive (Konjunktiv) is what lets you talk about...
German C1 Exercise: Funktionsverbgefüge (Functional Verb Phrases) — zum Ausdruck bringen, in Betracht ziehen
Home » German homework » German C1 Exercise: Funktionsverbgefüge German C1 Exercise: Funktionsverbgefüge (Functional Verb Phrases) Funktionsverbgefüge are fixed phrases that give formal German its characteristic sound: zum Ausdruck bringen...
German B2 Exercise: Pronominaladverbien (damit, darauf, dafür, worüber)
Home » German homework » German B2 Exercise: Pronominaladverbien German B2 Exercise: Pronominaladverbien (damit, darauf, dafür, worüber) German speakers avoid repeating whole phrases by using Pronominaladverbien (da-compounds): Ich interessiere mich...