Definition

Noun: A session or period of instruction focused on teaching or learning the German language.

Usage

A "german lesson" is a structured educational session where a student or group of students learns aspects of the German language, such as grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, or conversation skills. It is a compound noun where "German" specifies the language being taught.

Examples

• I have a german lesson every Tuesday at 4 PM.
• The online platform offers interactive german lessons for beginners.
• She prepared thoroughly for her private german lesson.

Advanced Usage

• To take a german lesson: To be the student receiving instruction.
  • He decided to take a german lesson to prepare for his trip to Berlin.
• To give a german lesson: To be the teacher providing instruction.
  • The professor gives a german lesson to advanced students.

Variants and Related Words

• German class: Often used interchangeably with "german lesson," though "class" may imply a larger or more formal group setting.
• German tutoring / German tutorial: Typically implies one-on-one or small-group instruction.
• Language lesson: The general category to which a german lesson belongs.

Synonyms

• German instruction
• German language session
• German tutorial

Notes

"German lesson" is a specific compound noun. Its meaning is derived from its components: "German" (pertaining to the language) and "lesson" (a unit of instruction). It is typically written in lowercase unless starting a sentence.

Noun

1. instruction in the German language