Ausbildung

Hello everyone! :)

I was wondering if there are anybody who are doing or did Ausbildung in Germany? Which level of German are you needing to do Ausbildung? Do you think B1 level is enough? or I need higher than that? 

Self-study German to get A1 certificate

Hallo. .I would like to ask you guys is it possible for me to self-study German without taking German class? How long do you guys think it takes to be hold A1 German skill?

List of films to improve English accent (: part 2 ((listed by: http://www.italki.com/user/1149019)) Star Wars, Indiana Jones and Back to the Future: There are six Star Wars films, four Indiana Jones movies and three Back to the Future movies. They're all in American English and they're all a bit old, but they're all classics and just about everyone of my generation has seen them. As someone who works in after school care, I can guarantee that Star Wars is still very popular with children as young as ten (they were literally born in 2004... doesn't that sound strange?) and from what I've heard they talk more about the events of the original trilogy than the new one. The original first three Star Wars movies are now 4, 5 and 6. I suggest you start at 4. I think only the first and the third Indiana Jones movies are well known by people my age. Batman Trilogy (Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, The Dark Night Rises), Iron Man trilogy, X-Men trilogy, The Wolverine, Man of Steel, Thor, The Avengers etc.: These are known more for their action than their plots, and they're all aimed at young adults. As far as I know they're all in American English (although a few have Australian or British actors playing the main protagonist). The Lion King, Aladdin, The Santa Clause, Toy Story trilogy, Finding Nemo, The Incredibles: These are all movies I loved when I was a child and I think you could still enjoy them as an adult. I'm going to be honest, I googled 'Disney movies' to refresh my memory. Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy: This is really one trilogy and one spin-off. The movies are in a mixture of British English and Pirate English. The trilogy has good humour, good action and a great plot.

List of films to improve English accent (: ((list by: http://www.italki.com/user/1149019)) Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit Films: There are currently three Lord of the Rings films, and two Hobbit movies (the third will be out this year). These contain a large variety of British accents (includin They are based on Tolkien's novels, which are considered classics. A lot of the dialogue sounds old fashioned or is worded strangely, but if you can understand the films you should have no trouble with most accents from Britain as well as some pretty complex sentence structures. Apparently the movies are watered down versions of the original books, but the movies are still widely considered to be among some of the greatest films ever made. Jason Bourne Trilogy: There are three main Bourne movies (The Bourne Identity, The Bourne Supremacy and The Bourne Ultimatum) as well as one spin-off (The Bourne Legacy). I'm a big fan of the original trilogy, but to be honest I didn't really enjoy the spin-off. They're mainly in American English, but there are a few characters that speak English with British or non-native accents (Russian, German, French etc.). A lot lines aren't in English at all, but not too many. James Bond Films: I've haven't watched many James Bond films; but since they have a similar theme to the Jason Bourne movies, they're more famous and they're are a lot more of them, I feel like I should mention them too. Besides, Jason Bourne is clearly inspired from James Bond (they even have the same initials!). James Bond speaks British English while Jason Bourne speaks American English. You can decide which one you prefer. Harry Potter Films: There are eight Harry Potter films. They're all in British English, but they're also aimed towards a mixture of young children, teenagers and young adults so the language should be pretty simple.

television programs that can help to get American or British accent

Is there anyone who gets Englsh accent by watching or listening English programs?

Can anyone tell me about American or British television programs that can help me to get American or British accent?
it could be a dramas or movies or shows or radio's programs or whatever

Where are you living or Where do you live? Is there any difference between Where are you living and Where do you live? which one grammatically correct? how to ask question where is someone live now ( currently) and where someone from ( originally )

Mein name, Ich bin, Ich heisse which one more common when we talk to new people older, younger , and the same age . Mein name, Ich bin, Ich heisse ? what's the difference? is there any slang for them?

what is the difference between death, dead, and die? could anyone explain me what is the difference between death, dead, and die?

I'm a beginner Dutch learner. I don't know how to start can anybody tell me please the fist thing I have to do to learn Dutch? Should I learn the alphabet first or what?