#How to learn A1
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I am by all means not experienced in learning German. But if you want to learn a Language, I recommend you starting with words first and improving towards grammar as the second Step. Writing can be last. That's how I learned English. You have to invest a lot of practice and time. I recommend you to buy a German book for A1 related topics.
Everyone has their own way of learning. I recommend you to take some paper sheets and write down the word in English on one side and in the target language on the other. Put them inside some casing and repeat them daily from both sides. I also used to have a short flip book (not book but yeah idk how to call that) with words which I've been using whenever I had to wait somewhere.
Hope it helps a little
Also, how did you get a B2+ level in something you've got no knowledge of at all?
oh wait sorry my bad I misread this
you stated its in English
is this book a study or a child book?
alright that’s some good advice
alright bro i’ll try that
thanks for helping
Ofcourse a study book
Buy a book that represents your current level
like if your learning the A1 or something just find one thats maybe A1, A1 and A2
theres a lot of stuff on #resources .
the free Nico's Weg course on DW is quite popular, a lot of people use it
yes I tried to use it but idk if it’s helpful
oke but how do I have to study it
I don’t have any teacher atm
if its not for you, you can find a list of grammar topics and use youtube videos to learn
yea you dont need one
im not sure how nicos weg works, i never used it
yes that would be great
which resources did u use
Do u have any advice as well?
i used youtube a lot
i had a tutor, but all we did was speaking, she didnt really teach me grammar unless i asked, which was like 1 or 2 times
I mean I have lots of youtube channel which speaks german but I don’t understand a word u know ahhdjand
i also have workbooks with exercises to practice grammar
oh ye
ig I’ll buy one
you dont need to, im pretty sure youcan find many websites with exercises
but if you want a physical book thats ok
well actually doesn’t matter both of them are fine for me
So what about that kind of path:
- Learn top 100 word
- Be exposed to german as much as possible
- Listen music and follow the lyrics
- Try to speak and write
@half crypt @hybrid citrus
yes this is ok
so is it possible to do A1 by november?
idk bout the music part but definitely seems alright
it depends on you
probably, idk
if youre intensive, a1 doesnt have that much grammar
its mainly vocabulary and the basics of sentence structure
aight I’ll do my best thank y’all for your help guys
Hello guys is it possible to learn a1 in one month and a half
And how does it take to learn b2
Perhaps two years
I mean, yes? Probably
How much time do you have
Thankl you ❤️
9 months
Are you committed to something else? Like schoolnor work
I have more time but i dont wanna wait more
To get to b2 in 9 months you need to be studying a LOT
Perhaps 6 hours per day, plus immersion and stuff
No ive never been to germany i ive never worked there as a student
I meant to write committed
Oh yes im studying a master degree rn
Soo basically it will take so much time as u said
If you're intensive it can be shorter i guess
But since you're doing a masters degree I don't think you'll have time for that commitment
Im planning to study tge language in a private school like 4 days a week for a 1 and a2
Cause i heard they dont need so much focus
in a school?
I mean a private language center
you would still need to do a lot of self studying and practice to get to b2
Yes ill try my best ,thanks for all the infos
They all seem so fluent in the group of begginers 😂
Am i supposed to learn with translation?
Wym