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I Want to Learn German

Quite Difficult, But...

By: PurpleQueen
Written on March 16th, 2009

Since I love learning foreign languages, I've tried to learn German for quite a long time now. Nine years ago I even attended an intensive course in Wien, Austria and it was very useful. I made big progress: studying while living for a month in a German-speaking country proved to be the best thing to understand and speak the language. Unfortunately, later I couldn't attend any more courses so I tried self-learning, but of course it's not that easy to stick it into an already busy daily schedule. I've forgotten a lot, can still understand something but speaking would be very very difficult for me now. Which is a real shame, I admit! Any suggestions?

By: PurpleQueen
Age: 36-40 , Female
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5 responses
  • ABC123UnME
    ABC123UnME

    Sure. Online there's lots. Where do you live?

    Jan 8
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  • danielm85948
    danielm85948

    try this go on google chrome ,write in engish press for german language now you read in german.now you can understand both.

    Oct 19, 2009
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  • appliedlanguages
    appliedlanguages

    Hi we are a Foreign Language Academy who try making it simple and fun to learn a Language. We are however in Gurgaon and can't say if that will be of help to you.



    You could contact us at info@appliedlanguages.org or +91-9650508508

    Oct 16, 2009
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  • danielm85948
    danielm85948

    try skype,i speak a bit of german.or any one in germany

    May 24, 2009
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  • ablessingid
    ablessingid

    You might try audio books. If you have an iPod or a car stereo you can put on language tracks from Rosetta Stone or something and after a while of just listening to it in the background you'll begin to pick up on things. If you work and can have headphones on while doing so, that might be a good way to study a language as well.



    However, I agree that going to the country and being directly immersed in it is the best way to adapt a language and culture.

    May 7, 2009
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