Learn German from Scratch | German Lesson for Beginners

Learning ANY new language can be quite overwhelming in the beginning. As a language learner myself and polyglot, I totally get it! That’s why in this video, I’m going to share with you where you should start learning German from scratch. I will also give you suitable learning strategies that perfectly suit beginners like you! Make sure to stay tuned till the end of this video for all seven steps that have helped me to learn foreign languages and that I’d apply to learn German completely from the start.

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MY FREE GERMAN LESSON: THE GERMAN FLUENCY MASTERCLASS! (For Beginners):

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More PRACTICAL lessons:

How to be polite in German:

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How to ask for help in German:

How to buy a train ticket in German:

How to be polite in German:

How to introduce yourself in German:

How to make a reservation in German:

How to order coffee in German:

How to ask for help in German:

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[SpeakFluentGerman]

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[aktham]

I learned a lot from you, you are really the one who gave me the courage to learn the German language, I’m doing good so far and that all because of you, so I just want to say, thank you for being such a great person, vielen Dank 🙏🏻

[kikithedisneyfan]

Ich habe gewesen lernen Deutsch für 6 oder 8 Monaten! :)

Ich bin sehr Stolzen dass der Heilige Geist haben Gehilfen mich mit lernen Deutsch. Und ich bin Stolzen von mich selbst für nie geben auf!!! 🥰🥰🥰
Ich kann Schreiben lange Sachen in Deutsch. Zu mich, Deutsch ist super cool und ich wirklich liebe Deutsch mit alle von mein Herz. Ich kann sicherlich sagen dass ich bin ein dazwischenliegend in Deutsch. 😊😊😊😊

[deborahproctor]

My son is German and I want to be able to speak to him and understand some of the things he say thank you

[colinphillipps]

As a native speaker of English and French, I've learned German through my grandma, who's from Germany. Sadly, I don't get much opportunity to speak German, except with my grandma, since I live Canada, where it's very hard and almost impossible to find German speaking communities. I'm currently able to speak conversational German. However, I'm pretty bad at reading and writing German. At first, when I tried to learn how to read German, I felt completely overwhelmed, since I wasn't always aware of proper grammar when I spoke German. I kind of had to set that aside for a couple of years, due to frustration. You are really the one who motivated me to set my goals with the language and really gave opportunities to make things clear and more manageable. Besides, you really gave me the courage to pick up in all areas of the language. Vielen Dank! Most importantly, you inspire me as a person. I would love to watch your vlogs if you wish to record any. :D

[ihrnoir]

My native language is Portuguese but nowadays I use English the most (tho I'm still not that fluent/in advanced level) and I've been curious about German since I heard my dad and his side of the family speaking it. XD
Learning a new language sounds fun and you could even talk to people online, besides getting some experience and knowing the culture. In the future I also want to learn estonian since it's my partner's native language, it sounds difficult but I'll accept the challenge!

[moatazyousri]

Are there colleges to study the German language from scratch?