#studying german

[caramelcuppaccino]

june, so far.

[onigiri-studies]

Any recommended resources to learn german? I tried to get into studying german again after a ling time. Thank u💖

Hello! Thank you for the ask! 🫶🏻🩷✨ Here are some resources to learn German:

Textbooks

grammar

vocabulary

idioms: 1 , 2 , 3

Listening comprehension

coffee break german

coffee break german advanced

news in slow german

german stories-learn german with stories

Youtube channels

24h Deutsch

Lingster Academy

Easy german

Reading comprehension

Projekt Gutenberg (you can find many books on this platform)

[studyingprincess]

Learning a new language is your YouTube subscriptions list looking like it belongs to a toddler from a foreign country.

[fraisefille33]

Considering starting a journal in German for the primary reason of my mother doesn’t speak it nor does she understand technology enough to translate it and my dad doesn’t care what I journal about. But I also absolutely don’t know German well enough for that. Might try anyway though. Use a translator for what I don’t know and maybe I’ll pick up on things over time.

[koffeinvergiftung]

100 Days of Productivity (13/100)

I'm back to my hometown after spending a week in Germany, visiting my partner. It's hard to study while still thinking of all the wonderful places we've visited, but gets easier once I remember I will live there someday ♡

🌱 Forest app - 0h 50m 🎧 Rue des trois frères - Fabrizio Paterlini

[mastermindhall]

A1 German Verb List 1

As I've started taking German classes and have done quite a few lessons by now, I think posting vocab lists could do great.

sprechen - to speak

sagen - to say

sehen - to see

schauen - to look, to watch

hören - to hear, to listen

lesen - to read

fragen - to ask

ergänzen - to complete, to fill in

markieren - to mark

passen - to suit, to fit

zuordenen - to arrange, to classify

buchstabieren - to spell

studieren - to study

zeigen - to point, to show, to display

passieren - to happen, to occur, to take place

meinen - to mean, to intend

raten - to advise, to counsel

lieben - to love

heißen - to be called

bauen - to build

fahren - to drive, to ride

kommen - to come

schreiben - to write

machen - to make, to do

rechnen - to calculate

backen - to bake

studieren - to study

stehen - to stand

außstehen - to stand up, to get up

kosten - to cost

funktionieren - to function, to work

pflegen - to nurse, to foster

wachsen - to grow

checken - to check

chatten - to chat (texting!)

üben - to practise

[wienermelange]

Kein Neutöner - Mascha Kaléko

[der-schmetterling15]

in a love/hate relationship with the german language

some days i feel like studying a lot and watching movies and listening to music in german, then i start feeling like shit and questioning myself why i keep going

then I think that there's no reason to stop bc it's been a long time since i started and i got so good at it

then I think i am preparing myself for a life that will never happen

then i get excited all over again and think about the next time i will visit berlin and all the other cities i wanna visit

then again i think about leaving everything behind

am i crazy or just really tired???

[moonshadow-study]

📖🎧

[souleehan]

Deutsch lernen macht Spaß 😁

[caramelcuppaccino]

two posts in a couple of days? who am i? i’ve been studying german so i wanted to make a special post for it. i wrote two short paragraphs, one about my favorite words in german and one about which languages i want to learn next. then i looked up the words in the next unit we’ll talk about tomorrow, and lastly i did the exercises in the workbook 🤓 absolutely love to be more prepared than my classmates.

🎧 matz (hongjoong, seonghwa) by ateez

[constanzarte]

Pierre-Charles Comte, The secret rendezvous

[studyingprincess]

I think my problem with learning German is that I don’t have the confidence to think that I’m capable of it.

When I started learning French again I went into it fully thinking I could learn French to a conversational level within 2 or 3 years. I did that. I can have a conversation in French. Sure I can’t talk about incredibly detailed things but I can manage a conversation.

With German however, I’ve never had that confidence. I’ve been trying to learn German since I was 15 (I’m 18 now) and I have consistently thought I could not do it. I have thought it was too difficult and essentially impossible.

I don’t know how I had the confidence to think I could become conversational in French within 2 years but I desperately need that confidence in German.

[fraisefille33]

Yes, I 100% use learning new languages as an excuse to rewatch my childhood favourite TV shows and movies. Because this way nobody is allowed to judge. It’s educational.

[mahdiehmirzaie]

I'm listening to starten wir audio. Boy what the f is this language? I'm this close to crying.

[baradragon]

give me the state if you're comfy and what languages were offered