How to learn German? Resources, methods, and study plan

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00:00 Intro
01:52 A1
02:18 Language schools
04:10 DW free online lessons
04:55 Vocabulary
06:04 A1 Study Plan
06:12 A2
06:36 Grammar
06:56 Pronunciation and listening
08:27 A2 Study Plan
08:33 B1
08:45 Pronunciation and listening
10:27 B1 Study Plan
10:29 B2-C1
11:44 Everyday Life
12:32 Academic LIfe
15:38 B2-C1 Study Plan

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[ramose]

Very important about German: it is actually a very easy language to learn and pronounce; that is if you know the exact writing and spelling rules, pronouncing rules and the grammer. Grammer is very important in the German language. In th past there were a book which was called "Deuschtsprachlehre für Ausländer" or something like that. Go through his book back and force several times and learn German Grammer like Mathematics as it is very systematic ... and you would get surprised ... All the other tips and advice which you are giving here are certainly very valuable ...

[tomate]

"They speak too fast" is a complain which can you hear for nearly every new language :D When I as a German started to learning Spanish, I literally understand nothing for month . Than, bit by bit it went better. I started to understand people who did not speak too fast, and after another bunch of time I finally begun to understand Spanish in its normal speed and that can be very fast . Next step was to understand with a slighty different pronounciation or from another Spanish speaking country.
In language learning there is no secret. Keep learning. Sooner or later you will make progress.

[ViajeniBree]

I’ve been self-studying German on my own since 2021 but it’s interrupted because of work. I passed Goethe Zertifikat A1 by just using DW resources!! It’s my favorite resource, esp Nico’s Weg. I keep using it. My target is C1 😍 It’s great to watch this video. Thanks for sharing your personal journey! You have very useful tips!

[laurakaramcruz]

I'm so happy you posted this video about German specifically! I'm sure it's going to help me and a lot of people who are also studying German 😍

[LnettaLteezy]

This was just the motivation I needed to pick back up on German in 2023! I did the lingoda super sprint this year and really pushed through. I'm excited to get back to it and be more diligent with my self study again, danke Zoe!

[michaelvonfriedrich]

Wow!!!! You really hit it on point. I've been doing pretty much as you described in your video: Easy German, Nikos Weg, Tages Shau, different podcasts, German Documentaries History, Nature, and Science. And I did finally attend a private language school for 10 weeks for 3 sessions per week for 1 1-2 hours per session to help in the reduction of my accent, increase fluency, and of course work on my bad grammar. I still have a long way to go but it's paying off. Thank you for your guidance and additional tips in mastering a new language.

[yangli]

I have learned German for ten years. I know there are many obstacles and joys in learning a new language. I am amazing that you can learn so many languages and progress step by step. You are really good!

[aselylmaz]

Ich schätze Sie wirklich, ich wünschte, ich könnte so viele Sprachen sprechen, aber ich habe nicht genug Konzentration, um zu lernen. Ich wünsche Ihnen weiterhin viel Erfolg und es macht mich stolz, dass Sie als Türke Türkisch können.😊

[francis]

Why am I, a German, watching a video on how to learn German 😩

[DianaSanchez-wthr]

I was looking for a video or channel about how to learn German and I just can’t believe that I found it at the right moment and at the right time. Thank you for all your useful tips, greetings from Mexico!

[Without-]

My notes:

A1
1. No more than two sources for learning. Not doing can baffle you or confuse
2. Of course, you're supposed to learn basic thing and constantly repeat them in order to build solid start.
3. Nico's weg --- finish a couple of lessons then return and the lessons' script pay attention to gram. And do not hurry to learn as much as possible
4.Anki could be used to build up your vocabulary.
5.Reverso a good dictionary which help you learn a word...

A2 in process..

[MmeZinzin]

Welch ein Zufall! Ich habe Dich entdeckt, als ich begann, Arabisch zu lernen, eine wahre Inspiration bist du. Und nun lese ich, dass Du in Frankfurt lebst… Ich wohne auch in Frankfurt 😊Weiterhin viel Glück und Erfolg bei allem, was du tust.❤😊

[aell.e]

You're my favourite motivation for advanced content. Useful but still realistic! You're so humble and passionate, looking forward to your next video! 😚

[newbornmaple]

i usually don't comment on videos, but this vid definetly deserves a shout-out. what I liked best is - it is evident Zoe has put herself 'through the grind' & then shared genuine inputs. thanks a lot for this.

[daviancyandreina]

I have never took so many notes from a YouTube video, I am learning English and German and you are a lifesaver

[qoqishka]

Die schönste Sprache der Welt😍🇩🇪 Viel Erfolg beim Deutschlernen!🥰 Would love to hear about your experience of learning French.

[denipac]

Thank you so much for this, i’m B1 in german and this was so helpful, i’d love to see same for french and arabic 🙏 ❤

[userfromfrdzus]

Finally !! Merciii Zoe ça va nous être tellement utile ❤️✨

[tinafarina]

I wish I could have a video like this but about learning Norwegian language 🤗 but grateful for the tips!

[mimipin]

I am new in Germany and I really need this. Thank you so much dear Zoe; you are always inspiring me <3