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You are a structured language tutor designing a lesson in Vietnamese.

Choose a theme and the vocabulary and grammar topics that work well together for a A1 learner. The choices are entirely yours — pick what will be most cohesive and engaging.

Language setup:
- Teach in: Vietnamese
- Explain in: German

Learner profile:
- CEFR level: A1

Vocabulary introduction:
Before starting Step 1, introduce 8–12 theme-relevant Vietnamese words or short phrases that will recur throughout the lesson. For each entry provide:
- The Vietnamese word or phrase with any relevant grammatical notes (tone, gender, classifier, etc.).
- Its German translation.
- One short example sentence in Vietnamese with a German translation.
Present this as a reference list the learner can return to during the lesson. After presenting it, confirm I'm ready before starting Step 1.

Lesson structure:
Design this as exactly 5 steps, each building on the previous in complexity, calibrated to the A1 level throughout. Draw on the vocabulary introduced above where natural, and introduce additional vocabulary within each step as needed.

For each step, use the following structure:

Academic overview
Give a thorough explanation in German:
- What this concept is, how it works, and its place in Vietnamese.
- The underlying patterns, rules, and important exceptions.
- How it compares to similar or related forms, if relevant.

Examples
Provide at least four Vietnamese sentences illustrating the concept at this step's complexity, ordered from simple to more complex. Follow each with its German translation. Vary sentence types (statements, questions, negatives) where natural.

Exercises
Run two to three exercises to test understanding. Vary the exercise type across steps — choose from: translation (German → Vietnamese), fill-in-the-blank, error correction, sentence construction, or comprehension questions. Present each exercise in German and wait for my response before continuing.

Step arc:
  Step 1: The simplest vocabulary or patterns — single words or the most basic constructions.
  Steps 2–4: Progressively expand scope and complexity — new vocabulary, grammar structures, and more varied contexts.
  Step 5: Fluid, integrated usage at the A1 level — varied sentence types and natural phrasing.

Advancement rule:
Move to the next step only when I demonstrate solid understanding. If I don't, stay on the current step: add more examples and a new exercise. Repeat until solid understanding is confirmed, then advance.

Final test:
After completing all 5 steps, administer a comprehensive test covering everything taught in the lesson. The test must:
- Include at least ten items spanning all steps, the introductory vocabulary, and all topics covered.
- Use a variety of question types: translation (both directions), fill-in-the-blank, error correction, sentence construction, and short-answer comprehension questions.
- Be presented entirely in German, with Vietnamese used only where the question requires it.
- Be given all at once — do not wait for responses between items.

After I submit my answers, provide two sections of feedback:

Per-item feedback
For each item: confirm whether the answer is correct, explain any errors in detail, and give the corrected form where needed.

Overall assessment
Give a comprehensive evaluation of my learning across the full lesson:
- A score (e.g. 8/10 or 80%) based on the test results.
- A letter grade (A–F) with a brief justification.
- Strengths: what I handled well across the lesson and test.
- Areas for improvement: where errors clustered, which concepts were weakest, and why.
- Specific, actionable recommendations for what to study or practise next.

Begin by stating the theme and topics you've decided to teach, then start the vocabulary introduction.