4 Secrets to Learning German (and never forget it)

[@DENNISADLER]

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[@dng2000]

"1,000 words to understand 50% of conversational German". Oh, Anja, compared to my ancestral language (Chinese) that officially requires memorizing 3,000 characters (equivalent to words) to be considered fluent, I better stop complaining or thinking that German is hard and motivate myself to look forward to understanding at least 50% of conversational German in no time. 😀

[@armandlombard]

In fact German is so far from Chinese, the pronounciation alone is miles apart. Please dont think German is any easier than another language.

[@dng2000]

@@armandlombard I don't judge any languages by whether they're easy or hard, only by the amount of effort required to become proficient enough to communicate comfortably with native speakers conversationally and in written form. When I used the word "hard" in my earlier comment, I don't mean it's hard to learn although the way I commented is confusing if the context wasn't realized correctly. It's just about devoting more time to learn, absorb and practice German especially when I don't live in a region that has plenty of opportunities to practice speaking German. In my current life for example, after doing my German language exercises and practice, it's all back to English and Chinese (mostly Cantonese, sometimes Mandarin) again because none of my local friends and family members speak German. That's my definition of "hard" when it comes to maintaining what I learned from Anja's German academy. :)

[@lisanidog8178]

On my maternal grandfather’s side was German. He was born in America so don’t know how far back his line came from Germany. It sounds interesting. Other places I’m learning to count, colors, haven’t gotten to the alphabet, beginning to learn family member words and I did see an ad in German with family member words that I understood and it seems a little easier than French and Spanish. I seem to like the sound of German. Sentences are a tongue twister but that’ll take a while to get. But I like the sounds.

[@rickfisher1987]

Learning is only hard if you have had a Traumatic Brain Injury ! 🤣 ME ! 🤣😂

[@Ragaa548]

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[@LearnGermanwithAnja]

Let me know in the comments:👇1) Why do you want to learn German? (Live/Work/Study/Travel/German Partner etc... ) 2) What is your biggest Challenge when learning German? (Motivation, Grammar, ding good material, Understanding Germans etc.) 👇 PS: Enrollment will open on Friday, October 7. Course start will be Monday, October 17. :D

[@lolypop1379]

1) Study 2) Grammer

[@jettg8946]

I lived here for 6 mos, and I feel like getting worst everyday. (I passed my B2 exam last year May 2021) And I'm arrived here last march 23, 2022. Ich kann nicht mehr! Even a simple sentence I can't able to form.

[@ezgisc]

Ich lebe in Deutschland.ich möchte gut deutsch sprechen :)

[@ezgisc]

Ich muss reden,um zu leben

[@thatguy8869]

Grammar (esp word order), noun genders, word endings (ein, einer, einem, etc), and pronouns.

[@shahzaibmirza3246]

Russian grammar makes German look easier, the Russian has 6 cases, but no articles and verbs have so many forms

[@LearnGermanwithAnja]

Get all the details and enroll here: www.happygerman.com/course-special

[@jamesryder9158]

do you speak Swiss German?

[@jimmyestes6928]

Ich möchte Deutsch lernen, weil mein Nachname Deutsch ist. Mein Urgroßvater stammte aus Deutschland. Ich komme aus Amerika. Ich spreche etwas Deutsch, aber ich spreche kein fließendes Deutsch. Meine Muttersprache ist Englisch. I'll try to slow down on the grammar because it's confusing. I'm making better progress going through my English to German dictionary. I still struggle with the prepositions and when to place the verbs at the end of the sentence. Especially when there's a comma in the middle of the sentence. To be fair to Germans, I also struggled with English grammar in school. If I had a native speaker to communicate with regularly, it would help me to reach fluency.

[@IreneeTabzAdventures]

Do you have integration courses?

[@charlesowuorganda5752]

I love your lessons it's so nice

[@charlesowuorganda5752]

Ich lebe in Deutschland

[@ebad_asadi]

Real conversation in German is hard 😵‍💫 to understand

[@sherrigodbey603]

My son told me about your excellent videos. I’m so glad he did! Here am I at 57 yrs young and trying to learn and speak German. Your methods are so different and unique from the traditional teaching methods that were in my high school days. Thank you so much!!!

[@Weavileiscool]

My high school used this and Nico‘s Weg to teach and I loved it!!!

[@alexplatjadaro-yx2nn]

But the content matters too!!! 🤪😱

[@marcellaclb]

I am learning german because my grandmother was born in Dresden . I am having just regular difficulties. I want, I can and I will . Tada!

[@claraposadasnoriega3225]

I speak Spanish as a native language but can also speak English fluently because I learned it some years ago. The key is to be motivated and really wish for it, being obsessed with the idea. I can remind how overwhelming looked it. I cannot say my English is perfect but for me, the most important is not to sound like a native just that I can express myself. So I wish successful everyone on the way and enjoy the process.🤗💗

[@idokoprisca9765]

I want to study in germany

[@kassiaactuallydraws9361]

Same here! Honestly, knowing English on the level that I do has definitely helped with my learning German endeavors but I'm now over here trying to figure out more so I can properly study it c:

[@quantummath]

🤣🤣👌

[@angelasmith390]

I am an older person and am learning German to keep my brain active. I think my greatest problem is my tendency to focus too much on the grammar and trying to get things "right". I also have trouble fitting in the learning with other things I do, so I'm not consistent in my approach. I've finished your A2 course Anja and the supplied resources are very good. I need to get the idea of chunking more firmly fixed in my approach.

[@anlace3447]

my advice--- listen a LOT, speak a lot, and ignore the grammar. Only do grammar when you are very advanced. when people focus on grammar too much, their brains think about rules when they try to speak, and this makes it unnatural and slow. remember how your learned your native language...speaking and listening....just do the same. BUT it takes a LONG time and a LOT of repetition.

[@jimmyestes6928]

I'm only 34 and also learn to keep my brain active.

[@edwardr7520]

I speak 3 languages. Forget the grammar for now because it will just tie you in knots. The lexical approach (chunks) is far superior. Keep it simple and SPEAK a lot. She's right....don't worry about mistakes. Even native speakers are seldom perfect in their own language.

[@Muyiwa-p3e]

@@anlace3447 Many thanks for this. This is exactly my problem, I tend to focus on the grammatical correctness of my tenses and this makes it difficult to cope with the language. I even had to buy a German grammar book to study. I will take your advice.

[@Jesusforgaveme56]

I'm an older person too. My mother tongue is Spanish, I'm learning English but I would like to learn German too. Maybe we can do a group to practice . Blessings from Nicaragua.

[@Ninishiningleaf]

Danke Anja Best video I've ever seen and yours is the first Deutsch video I've on my German learning journey Na? ❤😂 Icht will Icht kann Icht werde Deutsche lernen

[@hajnalvernes9082]

I moved to Berlin two years ago and I started to learn German Although , I can easily manage with only English in Berlin I would love to be able to speak. At the moment I am at B1 level and my biggest challenge is the speaking. But possibly I am putting to much effort on talking correctly instead of just talking without shame. Thanks for the video, please inform me about the B1 course starting on 17.10.

[@KeithHoffman]

I want to learn German because since my family has German roots it would be nice to identify with my heritage more. Also, I have several friends in Germany and want to be courteous and learn to speak their language- not speak English all the time. Visiting Vienna this summer :). Thank you Anja.

[@abigail3383]

Rammstein and my love of their music for many years led me to want to learn to sing their songs, and not only sing them but understand what I was singing. This led to a passion for learning the language itself. Currently at the basics, but I know a ton of their songs by heart and the translation of them, so it's nice that when I'm singing along I'm knowing and picturing what they're saying in German. Learned a lot as a result, now really delving deep into the grammar side of things before improving on my vocabulary. I have a ton to learn.

[@cheshire_skatkat9093]

Yes! Same here! Rammstein made me want to learn the language and then after going down the rabbit hole of German bands such as eisbrecher,mono inc, megahertz,etc I then HAD to learn.

[@KayAteChef]

Yes I remember so many noun genders and declensions etc from their lyrics.

[@Butchmcmasters7MM]

Same here I love there music as well as oopmh music

[@larissaharris7331]

Glad I'm not the only one wanting to learn German mainly because of Rammstein.

[@JE-ng4ty]

Oh my goodness I'm glad there are others like me❤

[@WayneSwanson-b4t]

My Grandpa spoke German to me when I was a child and I was decent with it through high school, but I have not spoken it for over 50 years now and I have lost so much. But most is read and listen. I like your method of speaking German and then hearing it in English. My problem comes in formulating off the cuff sentences, if situational I can usually put it together. I hope that makes sense.

[@sly6056]

I enjoy learning languages as a hobby while discovering cultures , history . Your approach is fun . I do have a difficult time with sentence structure , articles , prepositions , where to place nicht for examples . And so while also using duolingo , your videos and perhaps others while at the gym and relaxing i learn chunks . I figure repetition will make sense through frustrating times . Keep up the good work Anja and crew .

[@karllangner1579]

My daughters friend from Deutschland helped me on the farm. I comunicated with chunks and mimmik with him. He understand a lot of Afrikaans but cannot speak it. I spoke in chuks and Afrikaans a mimmik. mimmik. One day i said. Ich bin in angst vor giftige schlauche !😅

[@themusicactor]

First of all I'm so glad I discovered your channel this is exactly the kind of German study that I adapt to the most! Secondly my learning of the language can be a bit of a challenge when it comes to understanding the [die -der -das] und auch like the person in the video I can understand much more when the language is written down opposed to when a native is speaking in a normal manner.

[@neilbrowning7089]

Ich will Deutsch lernen [because] meine Schwiegertochter ist Deutsch. [Her] Familie sprechen kein Englisch. I started with Duolingo, maybe for a year, and it was OK to start with. But I'm now frustrated that there is very little explanation of all those little words that change in German but don't exist or don't change in English! ("you"!). I feel like I need a few of those big tables of 'nom/acc/dative m/f/n/plural'...! Duolingo took out the 'comment' function recently, which was where you could see people asking the same question you were wondering about, and there was always someone giving a helpful explanation there. Don't know why they removed that. You couldn't post new comments, but that was never a problem... One comment about not translating literally - I find it really useful to know what the German sentence order would be in *English*. So, knowing that "I am scared of dogs" becomes "I have fear of dogs" in German is useful!

[@vickimaiorano5763]

I am learning German so I’m can spend time there. Plus as I am recently retired it is good for my brain. 😊 What I find the hardest is the sentence structure and the grammar. I have been doing Duolingo every day for several months but don’t seem to be progressing much.

[@srikanth_2k273]

Gründ : Ich will in Deutschland Ausbildung machen. Challenge : I can't grasp all the words in a conversation and sometimes I misunderstand the entire statements. 27:05

[@michaelhiett6683]

Thanks for the video. I signed up for your course but haven’t stuck to it. This gives me motivation to start again! I have German relatives (in Germany and Canada) but they all speak English! I hope to hold a decent conversation in German with them one day!

[@havirireenterprises8129]

Please how do I sign up for her course

[@darryl0077]

hallo! Guten Abend!.I am A1 level now and honestly i find it difficult aber interressant. I will follow your tipps to learn more. Your videos are sehr gut. Vielen Dank!

[@shannonobrien8835]

1. I've enjoyed the sound of German as far back as I can remember. I have several reasons for learning German but most of those developed from that initial interest in the sound. Since I started learning German I found that I'm interested in learning other languages in general. 2. The biggest challenge for me has been the grammar, especially the cases and sentence structure. Reading something that's already written isn't too bad, but stringing together my own sentences...I'm pretty frustrated with it at the moment. Ugh, remembering all the changing endings especially. I love the language but sometimes I find myself wishing "the" could just be "the" or "red" could just be "red" BTW I have Anja's A1 course and it's fun. I'd recommend it to whoever sees this. My frustration with the grammar has more to do with how I'm processing that information (or not) and isn't a reflection on the course

[@alexplatjadaro-yx2nn]

There is some quite easy solution to part number two. 👋😊📝

[@RavzaÖzdemir-l4m]

why do words have genderit's not a common thing for me since my native language is Turkish and my second language is English.And words transform into such different forms and I don't know what to do then,or when to do it. Learning English was easy but learning German? I'm about to go crazy...

[@dangercat9188]

Lol, my motive for learning German was because of 2 of my favorite German bands, Rammstein and Tokio Hotel and then I just wanted to understand the songs better. I also love how challenging the language is and I love a challenge. Ich liebe deutsch!

[@JosyRock1]

My problem is with speaking even though I understand most of the words of butI can't construct my own sentences

[@dng2000]

I want to learn German because I love how it sounds and when I visit Germany again, I can practice more respect to my German friends by speaking German (at least basic German) instead of just speaking English while visiting Germany. My biggest challenge is certain grammar rules such as the 4 cases, noun declensions, and noun genders (especially the correct article to use for masculine, feminine and neuter and if they're in dative, accusative or genitive cases), both of which hardly exist in English and Chinese that I grew up with.

[@PetulaGuimaraes]

I want to learn it to read great authors like Nietszche, Schoppenhauer, Giethe…

[@letsdodeutsch]

Liebe Anja, I am having a hard time learning Deutsch from one of the most popular Apps. I am a dentist, an oral health researcher and now I want to study for my second Masters degree in Public Health from Deutschland. I feel lucky that I have come across your channel and I have never, literally never come across such an engaging video! What I am doing is to understand the logic and breakdown long words into smaller chunks trying to figure out the meaning. Also, I always try to learn the article with every noun I come across and write my notes in a word document which may ultimately become a book for the benefit of all!😅)....... However this video of yours changed my perspective for the better and I'll write while listening to your videos. Such a good work! Learning is indeed fun and writing even more I believe! 🎉 Vielen Dank!

[@sigijes6734]

Hey I am a dentist too looking forward to move this year..which college did u join

[@elainer8288]

Fantastic, video! I love it! Thank you! I would like to see the video you mentioned with an example class, but I looked for it on the list of videos of your channel and I couldn't find it. I am little lost here. Which one is it please? You didn't leave any links to it at the end of the video either.

[@febrieezy2786]

Linguistics is just one of my favorite subjects in the world. I've been interested in learning another language - any: Spanish, Chinese, Arabic, etc. I decided to pick German because one of my favorite book series takes place in Germany-inspired setting. While the book and most of the dialogue is in English, there are a fee German words and phrases in there.

[@xanveloz1807]

Learn German and then be ashamed to speak German to people in another country ...

[@georgestasinos7866]

Von meiner Erfahrung das wichtigste ist die Liebe für die Sprache Wenn du motiviert bist und die Sprache liebst, ist alles mehr einfach Ich habe Deutsch selbst gelernt, doch ich mache Fehler aber ich versuche immer durch meine Fehler, mein Skills zu verbessern Gibt ihr nie auf und vor allem Liebe für die Sprache❤❤

[@judyf37]

Hello, do you know any websites which has free german movies with subtitles in english and german at the same time? please no scam websites

[@LydJaGillers]

My biggest obstacle is that I get burnt out on it too quickly. I know that being immersed is probably one of the best ways so I tend to go super hard on the lessons and will marathon them for hours and hours until I can't anymore...then I'll stop doing the lessons for months on end before I get motivated to start again. Recently, I was traveling in another state and heard some people speaking German and was frustrated that I didn't understand anything other than the word Super. Not that I should learn to eavesdrop but it would have been fun to talk with them while we hiked up this difficult trail together. Or to help another pair of German speaking tourists that seemed lost at one point. Sure they may also know English but sometimes knowing how to speak in their language can help prevent confusion.

[@thatguy8869]

@LydJaGillers So were you the one who zoomed by me on Duolingo with ca. 3500 points in a day? 😃 Anyway, I wish you all the best, and I understand re: sometimes doing too much. I also want to understand the spoken language of native speakers.

[@nishilchauhan1322]

Did u buy This course??

[@LydJaGillers]

@@nishilchauhan1322 yes

[@nishilchauhan1322]

@@LydJaGillers I am Nishil from India.I got admission in OVGU, Magdeburg Public University.I want to learn German but fees are very high could u please help me to share this course because fees are very high to learn German from coaching and I love this course because I had seen demo course??We can connect on FB where we can connect.

[@x_gameram3404]

i have a problem in prouncening the german word i get confused when i do plz help me

[@heidiorris5017]

I teach German at a homeschool co-op. We meet once a week and parents get the opportunity to expand their homeschool curriculum by utilizing some of the moms that may have talents in areas the parents are not strong in. I have found that the grammar is the part that is the hardest part for me to teach because I am not just teaching German at that point, I am teaching English as well. I am a native speaker as I lived in Germany until I was 11 but I never learned German in a formal setting. I have used your videos over the years for homework in my class. I totally agree with what you said here and I am thinking of changing my approach. I am interested in finding out more.

[@charitynwaobum1960]

Teach me please I really want to learn

[@basedpatriotLT]

13:00 i can not believe she did not explain the german translation as a literal translation for : i have a fear of dogs. I do not speak german at all and even i knew it was the best way to explain it...

[@BlueWizardsII]

I like the one about using gestures and simple words at the beginning, which is where I was as a complete novice. It actually does "work" and seems more natural in some ways, although I'm amusing to native speakers. 1. Why do I want to learn German ?: Just moved to Vienna, Austria and will probably stay for a few years. 2. What is your biggest challenge when learning German ?: Many, but in Vienna, a lot of people speak English, even maybe preferred in IT circles, so it is sometime easier to just use English.

[@royhoward387]

I want to learn German so that I can listen and understand Rammstein songs!

[@asasd1786]

Iam a Kenyan working in Saudi Arabia and iam trying very hard to learn Germany. I really like your teaching. Iam already finish A1 and iam now in B1. My dream is to come in Germany for a greener pasture and I know that by the grace of God I will make it in Jesus name 🙏🙏

[@mameliflaesther7647]

So inspiring 😍 my Kenyan mate

[@peacemumbi9786]

Same here kenyan mate

[@radue2242]

I am 67 years old and I have tried learning German since I was 4. With little success. I speak rather fluent English and also French, Spanish and Italian. Nowadays my memory is the problem, as German language has many long words. But the main reasons which prevented me from really learning German language are: - There is no attractive method to learn German, all are rigid and boring. This is not the case with English and French. - Every educated person in Germany speaks English. I have even met a case of two German persons, one from the north and one from the south, who started to speak English for better understanding a technical and business issue.

[@bobcooke2449]

Great video. I'm interested in the language because I'm interested in the history and the people. I used to work with a lot of Germans. My biggest challenge is of course the four cases; nominative, akusative, dative und genetiv - unmoglich !

[@vini.chejara]

Ja ,unmoglich😁😅

[@RayesMelinguegang-pg7ku]

I want to lend German for a professional formation in germany

[@shawnblohm8439]

My parents immigrated to the USA from Germany in the 1960s. I was born and raised in the USA. My parents wanted my brother and me to be as Americanized as possible and never really spoke German to us as children. I love them, but I'm so mad at them for their decision to not speak German to us as children when it's easiest to learn a language. I've been to Germany three times and everytime I visited my family there they wanted to practice their English. I'm in my 50s now and I finally want to learn German so I can have a real conversation in German with my parents. I've been watching you on KZbin for about a year now, and I must admit I have a better understanding of German now more than ever. My challange is that I get hung up on the cases and memorizing the gender of a word, which is so important to know to set up a sentence correctly.

[@Bugjuicedad]

Hallo Katie! Ich will dein frage antwortet, obswohl ich bin Anfänger. Ich habe in schule etwas Deutsche gelernt, aber das Lehrer nur ein bisschen Deutsch gesprochen. Aber, Deutsch ich geliebt, und ich möchte zu besseren gelernt.

[@Digifan001]

Hallo Anja! Ich weiß nicht ob du diesen Kommentar siehst aber ich will dir danken ,weil du und viele deutsche Lehrer :innen auf KZbin haben Leute wie mich Deutsch erklärt und gelehrt. Wenn ich hatte eine Frage zB das Unterschied zwischen Akk oder D , du hast so schön und einfach erklärt. Ich weiß genau dass mein Deutsch nicht so gut ist ,aber ich will jeden Tag mich zu verbessern. Ein paar Tipps für Anfänger : lesen und schauen viele Dinge auf Deutsch. Zum Beispiel gibt es viele Kinderserien auf KZbin wie Kika oder die Sendung mit der Maus, oder vielleicht Mediathek. Mediathek ist wie der Netflix von ARD und es gibt so viele Serien und Filmen du gucken kannst und auch Untertitel für den Serien. Leider ist Mediathek nur in Deutschland gestreamt aber mit einer VPN extension oder VPN software , kannst du dann den Website surfen. Aber der beste Tipp ist dass du viel Spaß mit Deutsch lernen hast.

[@charitynwaobum1960]

Please can you teach me German language?

[@Basti444Ever]

I'm a beginner learning german, I already know a few words because I studied it for 3 months on uni. My problem with learning it is I already dominate 2 languages (eng and span) and sometimes I get confused with the grammar. It's hard to explain.

[@alexplatjadaro-yx2nn]

I know this one. Keep on, it will get easier with the fourth language surprisingly 👋😊📝 And get a good help possibly .

[@XpeteypoisonX]

I’m trying to learn because my grandparents immigrated after WW2, so German traditions have always been in our family. My dad and his brother and sisters speak it but never taught it to me or my cousins. I’m also considering a move to Germany someday. What I find most difficult is word order. Adhering to “time, manner, place” and looking at word endings such as -en has given me a much greater understanding of how it works, but it’s not always that simple. I also have trouble speaking it effectively (my dad helps, but knows too much advanced stuff for me 😂), and when it’s spoken very quickly, it’s hard to understand. I also keep looking for the most engaging and fun ways to learn German that keeps me attentive and motivated, both because I have ADHD and also because I’m a visual learner. I would say also that I trust native German speakers to instruct me, rather than those who learned it as a second language, because I’ve heard some American teachers with very atrocious pronunciation 😂

[@lillysummeroriginals1213]

There are some great short stories read in slow German that you could use. German jam is a great channel, although I think they are American lol. There also is a 17 minute video that is very basic, very very simple, but where it is nursery rhymes and easy melodies that teach it to you. There are 10 different songs including a Weather song, a career song, a Time song, a basic introduction song, accounting song, and different things like that. I get the idea of always needing it to be fun, but the last suggestion is just set aside a few minutes every day to learn. If you set aside hours you might want something more fun, something that will keep you engaged for hours on end but if you set aside an hour, less even, a half hour every day it will be better because it will be able to hold your attention more if that makes sense. I don’t know if that approach works for everyone but at least for me I have found it useful in making that commitment. Hope this can help

[@sixstring4718]

Hows it going??

[@JM-gs5jn]

Who to believe? "German with Laura" emphasizes that grammar must be learned first? Of course it is confusing for the students.....teachers can't even agree where to start.

[@alexplatjadaro-yx2nn]

Thats most possibly because of wellknown basics of professional language teaching. So both statements refer to a different background. They both just dont let you know 🙏 👍😊📝

[@diptanuchakraborty8493]

Sehr kreativ

[@jessicatom8217]

I used to want to learn German (family and interest). Then I accidentally moved here twice as an expert in my field for short-term contracts. I got stuck here during the pandemic and have a permanent contract and a German husband. I just want to be able to communicate and not be constantly criticised by locals for being an ignorant foreigner. I have a PhD in Chemistry, and I have tried a number of in-person courses and online self-directed courses, but I just can't get to B1. One course was fantastic to finally help me with understanding grammar but my major hurdle is anxiety and my perfectionistic tendencies. Every time I even think about starting another course, my mental health suffers and I want to keep my day job.

[@victoriaparraga9646]

...The biggest challenge is that is very difficult to have real life conversations in German when nobody around speaks german. Otherwise, Great video! I started in A1 with you and I am now starting B1 with your happygerman academy. I guess the videos for B1 are not out yet, right?. I Love your course. I have started to understand German much better and some things come out automatically. But, yes, it is a very difficult language and movies are still too fast for me to understand. I spent 6 weeks in Berlin at the end of 2020, after having studied with your method for about 6 months. I went three hours daily to class there. Even with that, my German language progress is slow, although I speak three other languages very well -the same ones that you speak, and I am a language teacher that have used your same kind of method for many years with my students. To throw oneself into the arms of this language and let go takes a while! Specially, as I said above, when you don't have anyone to speak German with. Aber Ja, Ich will, ich kann und ich werde Deutsche lerne! Große Küsse.

[@nishilchauhan1322]

Did u buy This course??

[@victoriaparraga9646]

@@nishilchauhan1322 Yes. I highly recommend it.

[@nishilchauhan1322]

@@victoriaparraga9646 please give me email to get more information pls

[@LydJaGillers]

Is it possible to maybe have your mom do 1 or 2 yoga videos in German? I really enjoy Yoga and maybe in your Academie, there can be some yoga videos so that we can immerse ourselves in an activity and learn to follow the moves with Yoga? This may be helpful for people already familiar with the practice and incorporate them into their daily life? Or if someone knows how to find this please share b/c youtube algorithm isn't always so helpful.

[@sysyphenf8ewtfr603]

You’re very creative person. I’m looking forward for the B1 course.

[@Ragaa548]

اهم الافعال في اللغة الالمانية 1. sein يكون 2. Können يستطيع 3. müssen يجب 4. haben يملك 5. Werden يصبح 6. sollen ينبغي 7. sagen يقول 8. machen يفعل 9. Geben يعطي 10. kommen يأتي 11. wollen يريد 12. gehen يمشي 13. wissen يعرف 14. sehen يرى 15. lassen يدَع 16. stehen يقف 17. finden يجد 18. bleiben يبقى 19. liegen يستلقي 20. heißen يُدعى / يُسمى 21. denken يفكر 22. nehmen يعطي 23. tun يفعل 24. dürfen يسمح 25. glauben يعتقد 26. halten يمسك / يحافظ / يوقف 27. nennen يسمي / ينادي 28. mögen يحب / يفضل 29. zeigen يدل 30. führen يقود

[@julija.mirkovic]

Zuerst wollte ich in Deutschland arbeiten, aber es ging schief, jetzt studiere ich, weil mir die deutsche Sprache gefällt ❤️

[@patrickcortese2768]

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[@deutschmitpurple2918]

Das ist ein tolles video wie immer, Anja. Du bist die Beste Deutschlehrerin ❤️🥰❤️🥰❤️🥰

[@luisantunes9152]

I like your happiness! Ich mag dein Glück!

[@Kashmir-lt4cx]

What is your nationality? You said you speak French, spanish, and English.

[@mahnoorfurqan7100]

Ich spreche Urdu englisch und eywas deutsch

[@alintv2429]

Frau Anja, you are the best German teacher ever🎉 I'm already in Germany (only 1week here) hand I'm very shock I can't talk with them because i took my German lesson 2 yrs ago and i forgot everything😅. If you want to come here better to learn Deutsch in a language where in you understand first huhu.

[@JoeEvermore]

It is refreshing to know that someone has actually worked out how people learn language. I am dumbfounded as to why the education systems of the world is so ignorant when it comes to language education. For what Anja speaks of here is how children learn their first language: why have we not kept with what has proven to be effective? As an older person with dyslexia I was presented with two full pages showing all the conjunctions for “Tun”. The only thing I got from three weeks of this was a massive headache. The “Auslanderhehode” as me why I have not reached A1. What could I say? Thanks Anje.

[@cheshire_skatkat9093]

My biggest issue is retention and sentence structure. I told my German teacher it's hard enough learning a new language to have to go and speak in Yoda sentences. Lol

[@gracefulrony]

Refreshing content. the way she blends the English and German is absolutely fantastic. Her actions illustrations skits are simply the best. Mehn... I am glad I found this Channel. Thank you Anja.

[@shadow-bk7wq]

Teacher you are fabulous...I hope one day to meet u in eygept...your style in teaching is so good

[@lottan2197]

finding someone to practise.

[@BDGKruger]

I have a few reasons to learn German. My ancestors come to South Africa from Germany in 1750, I am now working for a German company in SA and I want to move to Germany. Also just loving the language.

[@kikidee23]

I’ve been learning German for many years, but never really committed to it, which I regret. But I’m now more motivated than ever. I’ve got close family over there (ich habe zwei Deutsch halb Brüder) and I have always wanted to move over for a little while to immerse myself in the language. I am somewhere between A1 and A2, and I want to move to Germany this year 😂

[@glendel22hrx]

You are a Queen! Thanks a lot

[@albertfliknop7838]

It is the second month i've been learning German,,, it's like i am kinda going to call some Psychiatrie, even hard for me to identify which one is dative , Akkusative , or which one the correct structure senteces, what an horrible thing. English is not my main language, but, as long i remembered way i even can understand english just go with the flow as easy as i can, but not with german, as far i learn as far i confused😞. I like to learn languages i also learn paruski, japanese, le Francais and arabic. Jetzt Ich habe verrückt, genau🤭

[@GereLove-xz7uw]

Great explainetion Germany

[@sammondaw]

I appreciate the information, especially at 18:30 ( Herr Ober) .i was in the US Army in Germany 1986 to 1988. Back then, we were taught and used " Herr Ober, and Fraulein " in restaurants. I have also learned that Fraulein is not used anymore. Can you speak more on that? Danke fur alles!

[@ariapabricha]

Hello, thanks fornthe great video 😊🙏. Want to learn because I love to speak as many as different languages, to do business in Germany, to be able to speak to my friends in German, make new friends and want to understand German culture. My biggest challenge is to find German speaking people to talk to 😊.

[@vini.chejara]

Wow suppo idea anja u r real herooos🥳 I wnt to learn because i wnt to do job in Germany 🤞🤞😁😁😁 And I'm learning since 6 months to mch hard 4 me & bgst chlng I'm always translating same like English n always confusing akk dat, article, grammar wch präposin shld i use🤔mind fully stuck 😅😅but whn listening real conversation i can't understand real language and word's they talking very fast omg it's very hard word using ths man 😅😅 I'm jst thinking but today i got real point thank you so much 🥰💗 Can u tell me how start frm native 🔇🔊 🔇🔇 speaker????

[@S.hayas17]

Ich bin shaina...i have completed A1, ur learning is so helpful for me...from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 🥰

[@GeoffPlitt]

Anja is totally right. I love how her method is scientifically based.

[@siribubz]

1. i want to learn german because i'm in a long distance relationship and my boyfriend lives in austria!! i wanna move there one day rather than have him come here, and it's best if i learn the language and become fluent soon enough before i get there. it's also just super fun to learn new languages and now that i have an actual reason to motivate me, i have even more fun with it! and 2. the thing i struggle with the most is exposure to the language. i know that part can be as easy as watching or reading something interesting in german once a day, but then i stress myself out because of that "i don't understand any of this" mindset you mentioned here. i'm working on overcoming that! danke schön anja! thank u for the helpful video :)❤

[@khialjan100]

I thank to you Ms anja teaching or delivering information for A1, A2, B1.German is similar to English if someone focus attentively. I can get it but there are two main challenges that (1) Pronunciation (2) Grammar.

[@yvetteburch8763]

I love languages, traveling (although I cannot do it right now) and people. The more languages I can speak, the more people I can talk to and the more things I can learn. My biggest roadblock : I am a primary caregiver, mother and grandmother; and language is my enjoyment and relaxation and comes after the more important activities

[@HardwoodFloorRefinishing101]

I want to learn German because I love the music of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Wagner, and the fascinating history of your country!!

[@maya20005]

I know nothing at all about German literally nothing, but I've decided to start learning and I watch bunch of videos about how I can start , I thought at the beginning to join a course or something in my country but they are super expensive , so I decided to start myself at the beginning and then I can join a course or something when I will have a background information , so I will start to watch your series for teaching german for A1 level ❤

[@navdixit8931]

My biggest challenge is that I can't give time to grmn much coz of other subjects workload also!

[@nithinj856]

Liebe Lehrerin Anja 😊, Ich vorbereite nun für die B2 Prüfung und finde es schwierig,Deutsche Vokabeln zu lernen und merken ! Können Sie Videos über Wortschatz im B2 Prüfung machen 🥺,Bitte verlassen Sie Mein Komment nicht!

[@zmack1830]

Anna.......A Mythic Legend !

[@c130aviator]

Of all the Latin languages, it's so strange that German doesnt flow or sound like english french or or spanish. German too me is so beautiful as its our heritage in my family (Fertig Surname) and I spent years traveling in Germany in the military. I want to go back and be able to navigate the country.

[@celinanongrum8004]

I really want to learn German because first of all I love to learn it ,and now I want to work and help in the old-age home to understand and corry out what everyone needs in their sick bed . But the German language challenged me that Grammar and cases I can't understand please Anja make more vedeo I am very much interested to learn from your vedeo more & more .

[@williebest900]

My problem is I can barely read iota of deutsch but I hear nothing when someone is speaking in Deutsch to me

[@Fromdestopardes]

I am too much worried about my german i spend lots of money but i cant 😔 i am in berlin with my husband and with my 3 kids.German i realy need to learn because you know i live here and also for my visa etc plz help me🥺🥺

[@TheDraftedManoeuvres]

3:02 was quite funny...😆 I like German and have an A1 from Goethe.

[@mariebcfhs9491]

I learn German because I hate myself and want to torture my brain's language processing center.

[@bryonkeckii4860]

Hello Anja, thank you for making learning German fun and interesting. I am a beginner. I would like to learn German for many reasons. I love to read about Germany and study German history, especially WWII. I have always dreamt of moving to Germany and living there, atleast a few years. To study, work, and marry a beautiful lady. My biggest struggle with learning is that I do not retain anything. Nothing stays in my long term memory. I dont' have anybody to have conversations with and it doesn't apply to my daily life. It's bad and embarrassing. If I ever have an opportunity to take a German course at a university or a community college I will. Thanks again for inspiring us to try harder and do better. You rock!

[@ottosaxo]

You might order German history books and read them until you can repeat the phrases by heart. That's helpful, giving you a feeling for those "chunks". Routine is the key, and stay away from stuff that can't fascinate you thoroughly. It must be something you eager to open and read again and again. Ideal websites can serve the same purpose. But chat is very bad for beginners, as it abounds in mistakes, only causing confusion, just like the usual movie subtitles do because of their blatant inaccuracy.

[@michaelgehrmann9351]

Instead of a mindset like "I will, I can, I want to learn German", I would recomment simply "I learn German" or even "I speak German (and I like it)" because this gives your subconscious mind the idea you have already learned the language.

[@CHEFPANKAJ]

Everything fantastic but just your table words are not clear sawing

[@mohammadayub1967]

I wat to learn German

[@hagarshahin3522]

Kannst du bitte nicht viel englisch reden

[@Trisha999MusikaundVlog]

Hallo i want to enrolled in ur academy via onlone is it possible im in the level B1 but still weak foundation of German im here in Germany frankdurt

[@dteens07]

Love your videos 😊

[@MrAds213]

Love the German language it all started around elementary school. Though I come from the U.S my first language is Spanish because of my parents followed by English which I use more in my adult life. I decided to take a semester of German and it is difficult to memorize all the grammar rules, the accusative, memorizing the der die das, conjugation of the verbs, it's really confusing. Either way I want to become proficient and fluent one day so I can visit Germany and the other German speaking countries.