Tips for learning German Many who have begun to study German have started perhaps without quite knowing why. They know the German language can open doors in the workplace, or know someone who has gone to Germany, or dream of going to live there in the future, make an Erasmus or look for work. Whatever the reason, we need to be patient and have a lot of discipline. To learn our first words in German, it is best to go in order: 1. Start with the basic vocabulary. It is useless to try to cover everything at once. We must go for parts, as he said you know who. If you start new, go to the basic vocabulary for semantic groups. The numbers (Grundzalen), days of the week (Die Wochentage), months (Die Monate) family (Familie), transportation (Verkehrsmitte) ... Ve doing vocabulary sheets that can help you and every day practice pronunciation and ask someone to ask you. 2. Once you have some vocabulary, listen and see. You know a few words in German. Say youve been doing several weeks or months vocabulary sheets, and other activities such as German pronunciation and grammar. Once you have this minimum level, you can find short videos of German television. Probably not understand everything; but when you hear some words that have studied the will identify. Its a breakthrough. 3. Read German texts provided. When you look capable, try to read your first book in German. In this blog I talk about some books in German baseline that will help you to learn new words. Even if you read slowly, if you use the dictionary can be very instructive. 4. Remember that some words can have resemblance to English. If you know English, you will have advantage to distinguish some of the words. For example, Hause and House (home). Or even easier: Familie and Family (family). It is not spelled the same, but the meaning is the same. Lean with your knowledge of English to understand the context, although beware because words are not always what they seem. 5. Know the German firsthand. Although some evenings in acquiring basic knowledge of German, try to go to study German in Germany and get in touch with Germans can help by immersion method. Little things like posters in the streets, subway information and transport or store clerk where you buy food will help you listen typical words and throw to speak a few words. 6. Ten muxha patience. The German language is a complex and always going to go slowly. He thinks that, at least, youll have to spend about 2 hours a day to make advances. It is best to organize and set goals, rather than wishing to learn a lot in a short time. 7. Use stickers to remember. One trick that can be helpful to learn the vocabulary of the house is to use adhesive stickers and put the name of the objects in your room or home. No need to do it for a long time. But you will grace every morning when you wake up to see that all things are in German. Die bett, schreibtisch Der, Die stuhl ... And theres nothing better than the pictures. 8. Put music in German. When youre doing activities that do not require mental effort, like sweeping the floor or make dinner, put music in German. You can also listen to a CD of vocabulary that comes your book studies in German, or even better, the audio books in German. It will help gradually assimilating certain concepts. Here are some things that may help you study the language. It is not good to let go days without studying, because if youre leaving, I learned forgotten. Either you hit a binge vocabulary in German, or start to read your entire dictionary, because chances are you discouraged. Think also learn vocabulary that will be only a sideline for when you hear a speech or conversation in German can identify words. Note also that substantive study alone is not enough, though it will be helpful to learn declines; because you know that German is declined, and according to their position in the sentence, the word is written in a way or another.
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