How to become fluent in German quickly (all that I did)

Wondering how to become fluent in German quickly? Here's all that I did---and while it seems straightforward, keep in mind everyone learns at their own pace.
Even my current life situation and responsibilities were very different from when I became fluent in German quickly (that was years ago). Though this fluency story to become fluent in German quickly still stands...
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0:00 Intro
0:40 How French influenced becoming fluent in German
1:32 Reason why I picked German
2:35 Learning German and low self esteem
3:12 Nthuleen.com review
4:12 My study routine to learn German
11:31 My college experience learning German
14:54 How did I know I became fluent in German?
15:30 How I recovered after taking a break from German + Takeaways

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[@mariafernandamartinez1093]

Great tips🎉 I speak Spanish as it is my mother tongue 😂 I also speak English, Portuguese, Italian and I truly hope to achieve fluency in German

[@languagetraveladoptee]

You will for sure get there!

[@huseyingozcu6429]

thank you for sharing your experience with us

[@languagetraveladoptee]

Of course! I am glad you enjoyed. If there is another language you want to see, please let me know 🙏

[@sheeliekittie9298]

Hi dear Emily, please forgive my worried and anguished- tone, but I truly feel you are the only one in this community who can understand. I don't know what I'm doing wrong with regards to German. I enjoy the language so much. Am I worrying too much and is this preventing me from learning? I'm so overwhelmed by the grammar. Yet so many people say that grammar is not even the way to study a language, like for example, 'babies don't learn languages by grammar' this is the typical response i always get..and I DO understand that...as kids we do not intensively study and memorize grammar rules. We pick up via immersion. My problem is, I'm NOT a kid anymore, and as an adult language learner, I feel more confident if I can really get the grasp of the grammar. I tried to make a list of all the grammar elements in German, everything: nouns, verbs, tenses, cases, pronouns in each case...prepositions...separable verbs, adjectives, I tried to compile everything and to be as thorough as I could. But I just can't understand, how will I ever get this? Do I just accept I can't learn this language and give up? I know it's not the end of the world if i Did and obviously it's not the only language in the world..but I feel sad as I invested so much time and energy and feel like I'm just too dumb with this language =( So sorry again Emily. I'm practically in tears as I write this because I just can't understand how to learn this language, maybe I did everything incorrectly.

[@languagetraveladoptee]

Hey Sheelie! I really recommend you reach out to me at through my email at emily@languagetraveladoptee .com so we can talk more in detail about this. I would absolutely love to give more personalized attention to what you feel, I have felt it so many times before but it does require more than just one short answer! Hopefully talk to you soon :)

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Azminizi kutluyorum. Esenlikle kalın.

[@languagetraveladoptee]

Teşekkürler

[@kikithedisneyfan5607]

i am also an intermediate in standard german and i never been to germany the actual country and i also have had some bad experiences with german but i do not know if i should stay with standard german or learn a german dialect. 😊😊 and it took me a year to be able to make sentences in standard german. 😊😊 and i have also struggled with the fact of not believing in myself but everyone in my family is so supportive of me and they all say i am smart while i have had others online people who do not know me have called me childish or indecisive or dumb.😅 😅 but i learned something super important through my whole situation with jasmin. although she does not deserve my time, energy, and friendship. i am still going strong with german although i am dabbling in german dialects. 😊😊

[@languagetraveladoptee]

Everyone has a different timeline! Especially others' words can slow us down and I've experienced this too but glad it seems you've stuck with the language

[@kikithedisneyfan5607]

@@languagetraveladopteedankeschön, ich bin froh auch dass ich bin bleiben mit deutsch. jetzt, deutsch kommt natürlich zu mich wie sehr einfach und ich kann sagen meine gedenken ohne problem in deutsch und die schlechte nachrichten ist: ich kann nicht finden die deutsche dialekt ich wollen. dass ist okay, ich haben kam ein lange lange weg mit deutsch und ich bin machen progress in diese sprache. alsooo, warum geben hinauf an deutsch jetzt wann der Heilige Geist haben hilfen mich kommen so weit? sie verstehen? ich bin bei ein punkte wo ich kann sagen was ich wollen zu sagen in deutsch und zu mich dass ist ein miracle. deutsch ist sehr besonders zu mich weil, diese ist die einige sprache wo ich haben gemacht progress und eine sprache dass ich bin ehrlich gut mit. 😊😊😊 ich kann nicht imagine mein leben ohne deutsch. und jetzt, ich sehen dass wann ich bin typen have auf englisch, es wird habe alle die zeit. ich bekommt gemütlich mit deutsch LOL!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 und das ich was ich immer gewollt. zu sein gemütlich mit eine sprache.🥰🥰🥰🥰 ich haben mut dass ich kann lernen ein deutsche dialekt ❤❤❤

[@kikithedisneyfan5607]

i also use learnwitholiver!!! 😊😊❤❤❤ for achieved fluency i habe 96.62%😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉🎉 for german

[@onurkarli82]

That is impossible 😅

[@languagetraveladoptee]

Depends on perspective and circumstances