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I have been watching news and documentaries from mainstream media like DW, Taggesschau, ZDFheute, ARTEde, SRF, NZZ, etc., but to be honest MSM seem to share the same perspective on everything and it just gets boring.…

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Hallo, mein Name ist Yuki und ich möchte Deutsch lernen. [READ DESC]

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Hello! My name is Yuki and I'm quite interested by the german language, at first I wanted to learn about it because it sounded cool but I quickly stopped because I was a kid back then But now that I'm older and thanks to the band AND ONE, it made me look…

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How can I revise my German knowledge after 1 year Gap following my B2 exam?

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With a hard hard i reached b2 before 1 year, i didn't continued German language, due to some personal reason. My Target is to move Germany with a great confidence and with good speaking capacity till next year, because i want to do pflege Ausbildung.…

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What is the casual way to clarify what topic the sentence was about when jumping topics?

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If I wanted to change the topic, like when I just got the info mid conversation, what would be the most casual way to set the context? Do these work? Was (topic) angeht, ... In Bezug auf ... What would you say?…

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Hey everyone! I'm trying to learn German using the refold method and I was wondering if anybody had any recommendations for Anki decks of the 100 most common words that include articles before the nouns, audio and example sentences?…

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Any tip/focused drill to reduce article and conjugation errors when speaking 1 month before Telc C1 HS?

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At this point I'm pretty confident that I'll pass the writing part, but the speaking part worries me, since I heard that such errors are significantly penalised. When I try to speak, I make quite a lot of article (der/die/das) and conjugation (weil du ...…

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Learning German as a dummy with a test that’s tomorrow B1😐

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So I’m from the USA , and obviously as kids we all learn in our native language in kindergarten about nouns and the alphabet n all that. I have failed the B1 test TWICE and obviously not proud of that, I studied my butt off everyday learning grammar and I…

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My wife is taking a German class. Because she's the world's best spouse, she tolerates my joking attempts to speak German to her, which consist mostly of "Ja meine Frau!" As we were walking the dogs, we got into a silly discussion of elaborate German…

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How I Passed the TELC B1 Exam in Less Than a Month While Working Full-Time and Raising Two Kids

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A few weeks ago, I was preparing for my TELC B1 exam. I work full-time as a software developer, have two young kids, and honestly, finding time to study was probably harder than studying German itself 😅 I had less than a month to prepare, so I had to be…

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I don't know much German. I'm trying to slowly learn and what's been helping is listening to people speak in German and I'll recognize words here and there.…

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I've just started learning german, and, while I'm just nailing down the basics for the time being, I mainly learn a language by consuming content in said language and especially youtube videos, even if I obviously don't understand much at first, and I'm…

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I came across this 19th-century translation of an Oscar Wilde poem (https://archive.org/details/dieballadevomzu00schagoog/page/n42/mode/2up) which reads, in part (p39): Ich weiß nicht, welch Gesetz da gut, Und welches Schlecht sein mag; Die Mauer ist hart…

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Are ttere only predefined verb pairs like Lachen - lächeln Husten - hüsteln ... Or can you basically make up words left and right and they would make sense? submitted by /u/annoyed_citizn [link] [comments]

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