why i can speak german one day really good and the other day i get stuck? how is that possible?

[silver stream]

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[native marsh]

@silver stream Eh, it's not too uncommon for people who haven't become proficient in a language yet. It's something I've experienced myself, especially for languages I don't use all that often. Just keep practicing until you'll be able to speak the language well enough even on your off days.

[silver stream]

Oh really

So it is just speaking it Everyday

[silver stream]

My dream is to speak german fluent as my own native lanuage dutch

And understand what most germans understand

[quasi dune]

start thinking in your mind in german

[worthy mulch]

Not to be discouraging but you'll probably never get to that point, large majority of people don't. Just set realistic expectations for yourself and learn/practice every day

[native marsh]

My dream has always been to speak English as fluently as my native language. It took me a lot of effort, but I'm pretty sure I've managed to reach that goal by now. However, it's not necessarily a realistic goal for most people. It took me several years of almost complete immersion to reach this point. If you start learning a language as an adult, not even complete immersion for years or even decades might be enough to make you sound like a native.

Instead of setting yourself such lofty goals, I'd recommend just taking things one step at a time. Otherwise, you might just get frustrated with your supposedly "slow" progress, even though you may actually be making very good progress overall.

[silver stream]

Its not about sounding native but

Speaking it very good like understanding every single word they said

[silver stream]

I mean there are also words in dutch that i dont even know and im a native dutch speaker

[silver stream]

You are right