How to Become Fluent in German in 3 Months

Do you wonder how to become fluent in German in three months? In this video I share with you my top language learning tips to help you learn German fast. Find out the best way to learn German and take your German language to the next level.

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[PetraBotekova]

Thanks for watching! Are you learning German or do you want to learn it? What's keeping you from achieving your goals?

[zjedewg]

Disgusting marketing and type click bait. You learned German for 7 years and then you said it’s possible to be fluent in 3 months. Ridiculous

[LONNESYRUPBITCH]

This must be a coincidence! I'm from the US, my parents are Slovakian and I'm learning German as a 3rd language in school! I soeak it for 3 years but our public education system isn't the best so I didn't learn much of it... But my desire for learning German is still as fierce as in the beginning! Thank you for useful tips!
Love from Boston :)

[rastorasca]

I don't even have to watch the video..but you can't get fluent in 3 months. It took me 1, 5 year and NOW I feel I am flunt in german.

[samxdxsoza]

The language learning process has been very hectic for me
I'm going to tell you the methods I tried, Please tell me which ones should i modify or stop doing and some extra tips also
1. Reading
I read short stories in my target language
first I skim read and record myself while I'm at it, then I mark new vocab/sentences and study them

2. Speaking
I don't have anyone to talk to in my target language
So I pick up simple topics from the internet and try to talk about it.
(but, I always translate in English & think too much of sentence structure and false grammar)

3.watching tv shows
I watch Netflix shows in my target language with both subtitles (English + target language)
The chrome extension "Language reactor" helps me with this
This extension automatically pauses the video on one scene which in turn helps me to read & listen to my target language
But this is a very slow process.
It took me two weeks to finish 1episode

4. pictures
I try not to use English
instead I use pictures
ex: for cat -> I would use a picture of a cat
but for words like so, also, but.... -> how will i find pictures for that

5. grammar
I just mug it up
I have a grammar book which is both in my target language and in English

I don't wanna learn a language by translating or thinking in English. I want it to be natural.

thank you for your tips and suggestions
xxx

[asathdlk]

Wrong title
It’s just a promotion to Lingoda

[fabiohamann]

You don't become fluent in German in 3 months. Thats a lie.

[allieante]

In your other video you said you have been learning German for 7 years. And now you say 3 months. 🙄

[kinvans]

It's impossible to learn it in 3months

[muhammadismail]

My plan is to start with practice reading German without mistakes . Then, practice reading novels or and texting in German out loud with translation to improve speaking and vocabulary at the same time. This is also helpful to speak correctly . I am also trying to add listening module into the mix by watching any familiar show that I have already seen, in German.

[viraj]

Thank you. Really helpful information 😊👌

[amnahzia]

I am already learning german in my graduation but beside that I still need some extra help to learn the language.

[dailyliferecords]

I really like to know the job offer immigration steps order😢 can you please tell us the steps in order?

[ans]

Hi Petra....great info. Happy that I found ur channel..just subscribed 👍 ich bin lernen Deutsch Sprache.

[Kate-cwef]

Hoping to study music in either Germany or Austria for my Erasmus in 2 years!

[becnitb]

Thank you very much for this great video ...good luck

[altfoot]

I learned a lot of German from watching Downfall | Der Untergang

[obedadinugroho]

Thnak u so much it's so helpfull for me to start learning german language..

[michaelgrabner]

Well just with learning phrases you won´t get fluent because what will you do when the response of that recited phrase is either way to detailed or totally different than what you have expected? And I will guarantee that will be the case in at least 8 out of 10 verbal interactions..Then you will definitively understand literally nothing when you just know phrases. That´s a safe bet..

You need at least grammar basics and a little pool of vocabulary to start with = which are taught in A1 german classes..then you can start with learning phrases (which you do starting with anyway in A1 german classes but simultanously while learning the grammar basics and vocabulary and pronunciation)...and in order to get - then - fluent as you said "speak, speak, speak" with natives.

And usually after just 3 months for the most part you are just able to speak like a kindergarten child...to be honest. I would say if you are hardworking then you need at least 6 months to get fairly fluent by speaking very simplistic but fairly grammatically decent German when you totally start from scratch.

[abdulaahiabdirahman]

Hi i am living in ethiopia and my father lives in austria and i am going to austria i am grade 8 will i continue my school in there or not pls make video