Illustration of the B1 German word “der Lernplan”, which translates to “study plan”. A calendar unrolls into a board game path of tiny study-desks, a marker piece hopping along it.
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derLernplan, ¨-e

study plan

Examples — Lernplan in a sentence

Ich folge meinem Lernplan.

I follow my study plan.

Erstelle einen realistischen Lernplan.

Create a realistic study plan.

How to remember it

lernen (learn) + Plan → study plan.

Word family

lernen family · 10 related words

  • erlernen acquire / learn
  • verlernen Coming soon to unlearn, to forget how Shifted meaning
  • kennenlernen to get to know Shifted meaning
  • dazulernen Coming soon to learn more, to pick up
  • weiterlernen Coming soon to keep learning
  • Lerner Coming soon learner
  • das Lernziel learning goal
  • der Lernplan study plan

More B1 words

Illustration of the B1 German word “der Lernstoff”, which translates to “learning material”. A bolt of fabric printed with grammar rules unrolls endlessly as a tailor measures out a lesson.
der Lernstoff

/ˈlɛʁnˌʃtɔf/

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learning material

Examples

Der Lernstoff ist sehr umfangreich.

The learning material is very extensive.

Wir wiederholen den ganzen Lernstoff.

We review all the learning material.

Illustration of the B1 German word “das Lernziel”, which translates to “learning goal”. An archer fires a glowing "A1" arrow that thuds dead-center into a bullseye made of stacked books.
das Lernziel

/ˈlɛʁnˌt͡siːl/

learning goal

Examples

Das Lernziel ist klar formuliert.

The learning goal is clearly stated.

Wir erreichen unsere Lernziele.

We reach our learning goals.

Illustration of the A2 German word “die Lesebrille”, which translates to “reading glasses”. A pair of glasses magnifies tiny text into giant floating letters that a delighted grandmother reads.
die Lesebrille

/ˈleːzəˌbʁɪlə/

reading glasses

Examples

Ich brauche meine Lesebrille.

I need my reading glasses.

Wo ist meine Lesebrille?

Where are my reading glasses?

Illustration of the A2 German word “der Leser”, which translates to “reader”. A cozy armchair with spectacles perched on its back holds an open book, engrossed all by itself.
der Leser

/ˈleːzɐ/

reader

Examples

Ein Leser schreibt einen Brief.

A reader writes a letter.

Die Zeitung hat viele Leser.

The newspaper has many readers.

Illustration of the A1 German word “lieben”, which translates to “to love”. Two hearts glowing together
lieben

/ˈliːbn̩/

to love

Principal parts

lieben, liebte, hat geliebt

ich liebe
du liebst
er/sie/es liebt
wir lieben
ihr liebt
sie/Sie lieben

Examples

Er liebt seine Frau sehr.

He loves his wife very much.

Wir lieben gutes italienisches Essen.

We love good Italian food.

Illustration of the B1 German word “lügen”, which translates to “to lie (untruth)”. Close-up of a young fox filling the frame, ears flat and eyes darting away in guilt, its snout stretched out only twice its normal length and tapering to a point.
lügen

/ˈlyːɡn̩/

to lie (untruth)

Principal parts

lügen, log, hat gelogen

ich lüge
du lügst
er/sie/es lügt
wir lügen
ihr lügt
sie/Sie lügen

Examples

Er lügt nie.

He never lies.

Sie log über ihr Alter.

She lied about her age.

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masculine Lernstoff — learning material

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