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[A1] Time & Weather: "Rainy Tuesday" It was sunny yesterday, but today it’s raining. Luna is late to class; Mobi is always on time. Clocks and time, an umbrella blown away by the wind, trees and flowers, Luna being busy these days, winter coming soon, brief moments and later. 24 sentences on time and weather form a single episode. 
[Gender] A2 der (Supplement) A supplementary deck with only the 123 A2 nouns that take der, ordered by frequency (words from LEO). Use it after practicing article identification with the base deck “[Gender] A2 der·die·das” when you want to review items grouped by the same article. Front: base form + article; back: meaning; example sentences are from the official Story deck. 
[Gender] A2 die (Supplement) A supplementary deck that collects only the 118 A2 nouns with die, ordered by frequency (Luna’s words). Use it after practicing article identification with the base deck “[Gender] A2 der·die·das,” when you want to review words grouped by the same article. Front: lemma + article; back: meaning. Example sentences come from the official Story decks. 
[A1] Leisure & Hobbies ① 'Soccer Club' Leo asks about Luna’s hobbies. Swimming and photography; Leo’s soccer club and the Saturday match (gym, admission fee, goal, victory); Sunday at the swimming pool; a funny movie on TV in the evening; Leo prefers the cinema; Mobi even reads the ads; Busan photos on the internet; a weekend hike and a hundred photos. Twenty-two sentences about hobbies, sports, movies, and the internet flow into a single episode. 
[A1] Travel & Transport ③ “Baltic Sea Trip” During the October break, Luna and Leo book a Baltic Sea hotel at a travel agency. They decline a double room and choose two single rooms, plan a train journey, sort out luggage (Leo has three bags and a bicycle; Mobi is practically luggage), handle the front desk and paperwork, request a sea‑view room, send postcards at the post office, and opt for one night with two meals. 22 travel–hotel–luggage sentences form a single episode. 
[A1] Home and Living ① “Leo Moves House” Leo, who lived in a small apartment above a döner shop, sees an ad and finds a new place. He tours it with the landlord (broken elevator, stairs, bright room, kitchen, bathroom, balcony), discusses rent and keys, then moves on Saturday and arranges furniture — 26 sentences on home, rooms, furniture, and renting woven into one episode. 
[A1] Food ① "Luna’s Breakfast and Grocery Shopping" On a morning with an empty fridge, Luna goes with Mobi to the corner bakery. The bakery owner turns out to be Teacher Schmidt’s husband. From breakfast, a coffee vs. tea debate with Leo who drops by, shopping at the market, to cooking together — 26 sentences on bread, drinks, fruit, vegetables, and eating and drinking flow into a single episode. 
[A1] Travel & Transport ④ "Airport: Leo, to Rome" In December, Leo flies home to Rome. Luna and Mobi see him off at the airport. The international airport’s many languages, three bags full of gifts, the counter with passport and validity, foreigner/foreign/strangeness, Mobi’s foreign accent, customs inspection, takeoff, a family photo welcoming him in Rome, and a quiet Berlin without Leo. 22 sentences on airport/passport/foreign form one episode. 
[A1] Travel & Transport ① “Finding Your Way in Berlin” On Saturday, Luna, Leo, and Mobi head into the city: a bus stop and a ticket, a driver who tells them to board at the back, Alexanderplatz, a street they can’t find even with a map, directions at the information desk (straight ahead, left, right), signs, entrance, exit, and returning by Tram, S‑Bahn, and taxi. Twenty-five sentences on public transport and directions are woven into a single episode. 
[Gender] A1 das (Supplement) A supplementary deck of only the 83 A1 nouns with das, sorted by frequency (from Mobi). Use it after practicing article identification with the base deck “[Gender] A1 der·die·das” when you want to review items grouped by the same article. Front: base form + article; back: meaning; example sentences are from the official Story deck. 
[A1] Family & Relationships ② "Leo’s Family Photo" In Monday’s class, Ms. Schmidt asks everyone to show a family photo. Leo shares a picture of his big Italian family; Ms. Schmidt shows her husband and three dogs; there’s a form asking whether someone is single or married, male or female; and after class three friends meet in the park. 26 sentences about man, woman, boy, girl, teenager, adult, married, single, partner, relative, and acquaintance are woven into one episode. 
[Gender] B1 das (Supplement) A supplementary deck with only the 209 B1 nouns that take das, ordered by frequency (Mobi words). Use it after practicing article identification with the base deck "[Gender] B1 der·die·das" when you want to review items grouped by the same article. Front: base form + article; back: meaning; example sentences come from the official Story decks. 
[Gender] B1 der·die·das A single deck of 1,161 B1 nouns ordered by frequency (der 393 · die 559 · das 209). Front: base form + article; back: meaning. Articles are reinforced with character images (der = Leo, die = Luna, das = Mobi), and you recall the article on reverse cards. Example sentences come from the official Story deck. 
[A1] Greetings and introductions ② “With Leo at the café” Luna and Leo introduce themselves at a café while practicing personal details, forms, and telephone greetings. 
[Gender] A1 die (Supplement) A supplemental deck collecting only the 108 A1 nouns with the article die, ordered by frequency (Luna’s words). Use it after practicing article identification with the base deck “[Gender] A1 der·die·das” when you want to review nouns grouped by the same article. Front: base form + article; back: meaning; example sentences come from the official Story decks. 
[Frequency] A2 Most Frequent 605 A2 words ordered by German usage frequency (wordfreq), corpus ranks 18–4048, collected in a single deck. Front: lemma (nouns with article). Back: meaning. Example sentences come from the official Story deck. 
[A1] School & Learning ① “Mobi’s Homework” Monday’s lesson. Mr. Schmidt writes new words on the board and explains them with examples. A twenty-letter word; reading and answering; pencil and ballpoint pen; group conversation (German only!); and Leo—who never did homework—actually does it today. Twenty-six sentences on lessons, vocabulary, sentences, questions, answers, comprehension, and repetition come together as one episode.