#deutschlernen

[learngermanblog]

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[neristudy]

If you haven't used Clozemaster before, it may be time!

Semi-recently, they added two really interesting and useful decks - “German idioms” and “ (German) everyday phrases”. Both are very useful and really use grammar and words you might hear in everyday life - which is very useful for foreigners/fellas who just wanna learn better german!

A few examples?

Here's German Idioms:

And here's Everyday life:

As you can see, no “Ich bin ein Apfel” and other useless/random/silly phrases that only waste time. Only the stuff that can be really used in life!

Very helpful to develop your vocabulary! owo

[moviebuff36]

Learning German now

I started learning German back in April/May, then stopped. After seeing Christoph Waltz's movies, I have started learning again. What are some helpful resources to learn German? For A1 level?

[rissalearnsgerman]

Guten Tag! Mein Name ist Rissa.

Ich lerne die deutsche sprache.

Ich bin kein Muttersprachler. Bitte unterhalten Sie sich mit mir auf Deutsch!

Manchmal verwende ich den DeepL Übersetzer. Aber ich werde versuchen, in diesem Blog so viel wie möglich auf Deutsch zu schreiben. Sie sind herzlich eingeladen, mit mir zu lernen oder mir nützliche Ressourcen aus dem Internet zu schicken! Meine Hauptsprache ist Englisch.

mein Hauptblog ist @prism-empurress !!

Ich bin genderfluid, nicht-binär, 27 Jahre alt und benutze die Pronomen She/Him. Du kannst sie austauschbar verwenden, das ist mir egal.

Ich liebe Katzen, Schokolade und Memes!

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[mondlylanguages]

🎃 One day left! 👻 Get in the spooky spirit with these Halloween words in German. 🧙‍♀️

[himmelstudies]

Hi! I'm also learning German and I just wanted to ask you - how do you stay motivated to study it? :) It's sometimes so hard to stay focused with all of their grammar and vocabulary. Plus, there are very little TV shows or series that seem interesting enough to watch for language practice. So, do you have any tips?🤗

Hi! Glad to find someone learning german too! 💙❤️ I understand that feeling of not having motivation to study it, I also had that phase when I just couldn't get myself to study the module. I just find stuff that I am interested in or make some small goals to work towards.

For instance, I found a science paper in german when I was doing my internship and made it a goal to be able to understand about 50% of the sentences in this specific paper. As I am also aiming to further study in germany, I also had a small goal to at least get a level A2 certification by the end of my unversity journey. I try to put small goals to work towards along the way, that are relevant and of interest to me to keep me motivated so to speak!

Not only that, I got hooked onto listening to german nursery rhymes, music or podcasts! I have some of those that I regularly listen to linked here. (I absolutely love backe backe kuchen hahaha) However, I am still finding other ways to keep myself interested in the language and am also slowly learning how else I can better learn this language. I am not too sure if this is useful for you but having a goal, even a small one, would do well in motivating you to study a bit more on it.

[grandbloodystudies]