Easy Beginner German - Comprehensible Input

Hallihallo!
Sorry for the long break. I try my best to make regular uploads, but sometimes life gets in the way. If you don´t want to miss out on any new videos feel free to subscribe to my channel.

Visit my Website and book a lesson:
https://www.comprehensible-german.com/en

Playlists:
Total Beginner German https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...
Everyday things - Beginner German https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...
Pictures in German - Total Beginner    • Pictures in German - Total Beginner  

Ressources I recommend (affiliate links):
LingQ App (for assisted reading of any text you want in German): https://www.lingq.com/?referral=Luca_CG
Short Stories in German for Beginners by Olly Richards: https://amzn.to/40OcnDn
101 Conversations in Simple German by Olly Richards: https://amzn.to/3sNKdfc
Scribed App 60 days free https://de.scribd.com/g/9wmux0

About this channel:
Learn German the fun, easy and natural way through Comprehensible Input! Here you won't have to study grammar rules to be able to understand and speak German like a native. Instead, you will develop a feeling for the natural way to speak German the same way you acquired your native language. In my Videos for German language acquisition, I use a combination of comprehensible Input, TPRS (teaching proficiency through reading and storytelling), and circling questions to help you understand the language and speak like a native.

Wortschatz:
die Hand - die Hände
rechts
links
die rechte Hand
die linke Hand
der Finger - die Finger
der Fingernagel - die Fingernägel (der Nagel - die Nägel)
der kleine Finger - die kleinen Finger
Klein
groß
der Ringfinger - die Ringfinger
der Ring - die Ringe
tragen
der Mittelfinger - die Mittelfinger
die Mitte - (die Mitten)
die Seite - die Seiten
die linke Seite; die rechte Seite
der Zeigefinger - die Zeigefinger
zeigen
der Daumen - die Daumen
(einen Daumen nach oben geben / to give a thumbs up)
helfen
Wo ist …? (where is…?)
Wo sind …? (where are…?
Das Ding - die Dinge
anfassen
halten
klatschen
eine Faust machen
winken
Was…? (what…?)
beide