Learn German in 90 Days: 2000 Verbs with Example Sentences

This series of videos will help learn in German fast.
Instructions:
1. Listen while reading subtitles.
2. Read transcript and memorise unknown words with associations.
3. Listen and repeat full video.
4. Listen to the video several times a day while you do something else.
5. Use flashcards for retrieval practice with immediate feedback, always aloud and always self-correcting also aloud.
Continue listening to the video and reviewing flashcards until you understand everything and recall everything correctly.
Combine it with the rest of the videos from this series.
Get the complete NLL materials here: www.nll.coach/...
Remember that consistency is vital, you can't fail if you don't quit!

[@umutargan369]

Totally agree with you sir you have to be able to familiarity with your ears 👑👍

[@walkau]

This is FANTASTIC! It's like drinking from a firehose! I had it on this afternoon and it was super interesting, I started to notice patterns in the sentences. Certain words, pronouns etc kept repeating. Absolutely loving this approach to language learning!

[@stevencarr4002]

Superb!

[@daviddaygame]

Amazing! 2 Questions: 1) where do you have these example sentences from ? is it just copied from somewhere, or ChatGPT? 2) I'm wondering why you don't rather go with giving multiple sentences for 1 verb, e.g. Sie müssen sicher stellen, dass alles in Ordnung ist. Er stellte sicher, dass das Auto genug Sprit hat. Er hat sichergestellt, dass ihn alle hören können.

[@NaturalLanguageLearning]

Yeah I create them with ChatGPT and have them on spreadsheets and flashcards on my platform. Well the plan is to do both: Massive lists of vocabulary (verbs, adjectives, nouns) with an example sentence each. + Lists of the most common verbs with many different variations. + Sentence lists for grammar with many different examples of each tense, conjugation, etc

[@daviddaygame]

​@@NaturalLanguageLearning awesome. it also makes more sense like this. Why bombard the brain with high level stuf upfront, when first 1) just a simple phrase list is good enough for verbs adjectives nouns. Then 2) proceed to verbs with all variations and then 3) higher level sentences list for all tenses etc.

[@Tovarris]

@@NaturalLanguageLearning Could you share the ChatGPT prompts you used for this and the other 90 days videos? I think it would be helpful to be able to generate more sentences or sentences that target specific grammar concepts, areas of vocabulary, etc. for myself. These in this video are basic enough for me that I think I could benefit from creating my own sentence lists like this to target specific areas I need more practice on. Thanks.

[@NaturalLanguageLearning]

@@Tovarris I had the verb list already so just: "give me an example sentence for each one of these German verbs"

[@Tovarris]

@@NaturalLanguageLearning How did you get it to do all 2000 words? Whenever I try if it goes over 50 or so words at a time it starts making up stuff and random words I didn't give it. Do you just give it 50 words at a time, or is there a better way?

[@COPESLANDmovemaKER]

Podrías hacer esto con español?

[@NaturalLanguageLearning]

Si, estoy trabajando en ello.

[@leemarriott7961]

Where are the subtitles? Thanks!

[@shamicentertainment1262]

maybe it might just take a bit too load, since it's over an hour long.

[@NaturalLanguageLearning]

@@shamicentertainment1262 yeah subtitles are still processing. It's a long video, I guess it's normal. Don't worry they'll be available eventually.