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The core German question words are known as W-Fragewörter because they all begin with W.

• Wer? means "who" and asks about people
• Was? is the go-to word for asking about things
• Wo? is used to ask about places or positions
• Wann? is used for questions about timing or schedules
• Warum? is used when you want an explanation

You'll also encounter Wie? (how) and Woher? (from where) in daily conversations.

In German questions, the W-word comes first, followed by the verb, then the subject.

Expect to pay approximately £22/h for a German lesson in Cambridge.

This rate varies depending on several factors:

• Your current ability (GCSE, A-Level or university prep)
• The teacher's credentials and background
• How often you book and session duration
• The lesson format (via video call, face-to-face or hybrid)

Many tutors offer discounted packages for regular bookings, which lowers your per-lesson cost.

Online German lessons can be more affordable while still offering excellent flexibility.

German language ability is measured using six CEFR levels: A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 and C2.

• A1-A2 (Basic): At A1, you handle simple greetings and everyday phrases; A2 lets you discuss routine topics like shopping or travel.
• B1-B2 (Independent): At B1-B2, you read newspapers and participate in debates with reasonable ease.
• C1-C2 (Proficient): C1 allows complex, spontaneous expression; C2 means effortless comprehension of virtually everything.

Goethe-Institut exams certify each level; many employers accept these certificates as proof.

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