What is the most difficult challenge you have encountered as a German language student?You can work hard on your grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation, but being able to communicate naturally is not easy.In fact, the hardest part of learning German is knowing how to speak like a native speaker.Most textbooks are designed to teach you the traditional rules and structures of a language and are great for solving grammar and spelling questions you might have.However, how many of them provide you with the tools to have a common conversation with a best friend or someone you just met? Not a lot at all.Language learners often complain about this - a lack of material that can help you familiarize yourself with the most common phrases used in everyday conversation and in a native environment.Thereby, at My Everyday Repertoire, we have developed for you, this Textbook, Learn German with a 100 Stories: more than 100 texts and more than 1000 vocabularies and common expressions to use on a daily basis, so that you can find the best expressions to use in German speaking countries and communicate with your German friends, colleagues and clients without any problem!In this book:An introduction with a detailed guide on how to improve your German learning.A list of more than 100 texts and more than 1000 vocabularies and common expressions, with a precise translation into English for your understanding.The Texts: This book is divided into thirteen Chapters covering a range of topics ranging from school and family, home, employment, interests and hobbies and animals .... Each Chapter offers a vocabulary essential related to its subject, as well as important phrasal verbs and idioms which are generally difficult for beginning students. Throughout each Chapter, students have the opportunity to be very active and involved learners. It is possible to go through the next one in random order. Each chapter is almost independent.Did you know that you have to read and listen to a lot of things on the same subject? It is a more powerful method than trying to learn several kinds of things. When the learner learns similar things, he learns faster and speaks better than students who listen to different types of things. For example, you can choose a topic in the book and find A Lot of Things there.All speakers have preferred vocabulary and grammar. They often repeat it several times. By listening or reading a lot of things by the same person, you automatically get a lot of vocabulary repetitions. You will learn faster and faster!Your days of struggling with natural communication with the natives are finally over. Our Easy German Textbook is here.It's time for you to take your Deutsch to the next level.