お二人とも日本語が上手!Sehr gut 👍 Ich wohne in Deutschland jetzt Ich spreche bisschen ein Deutsch und lerne wieder A1,A2 Vielen Dank 😊
@GermaninJapan3 жыл бұрын
Viel Erfolg
@DrdaiP3 жыл бұрын
Als ich 17 war, habe ich nur ein Jahr in Deutschland gelebt. Dort habe ich viele Leute kennen gelernt und auch die Sprache etwas gelernt. In der Kommunikation mit jenen Leuten habe ich fast jeden Tag die Sprache gehört und deswegen etwas gut gelernt. Auch ich finde es sehr sehr wichtig, sich für die Sprache zu interessieren und dadurch jeden Tag zu üben. Das Ziel ist, wie ein Muttersprachler zu sprechen. Mein Lieblingswort ist "Übung macht den Meister". Heute bin ich in Japan wieder aber ich übe immer noch die Sprache jeden Tag.
6:40 Dunno if it would be PC nowadays, but it's what teachers used to jokingly call "horizontal learning". (i.e. get a romantic partner in your target language and pillow talk will do the rest) ^^
@oodjee3 жыл бұрын
Yeah that's what my traveling polyglot friend pretty much did with all his languages (got a girlfriend in that country). Another friend of mine learned Japanese this way too, but also because of that picked up habits and patterns of speech usually only used by girls.. so people have asked him if he was gay and stuff (it didn't help that he's a pretty flamboyant character lol). But yeah, it's certainly one of the 'easiest' and most enjoyable ways to learn probably.
@yamizo27063 жыл бұрын
Als ich nach Wien fuhr, war es schwer zu bestellen. スイス人がドイツ語を喋ってるのを聞いた時は、音韻的な差異があって一言も聞き取れなくて驚いた。KZbinで北ドイツの人が喋ってるのを聞いたらイントネーションがむしろオランダ語っぽくて驚いた。
@wilmercuevas64913 жыл бұрын
I will soon understand this videos, it's a promise
I live in Germany, I can speak English and Italian , but German language, I haven't got any interesting..... I studied German language like second language in the university. Even I have my grandx2 mother come from Germany. I live in Bayern, not big city like Munich, but fortunately or unfortunately , I can find who speak English.
Now sure how many times I've tried recommending a video with this person but here we go once again: kzbin.info/door/0ygyzV6eSqfTpI-nQeBALwfeatured This person is an American living in Thailand and speaks Thai very well, so well in fact that native speakers say he can easily pass as a local by how he speaks. Sure you don't speak Thai, Steve, but there are plenty of people here that are eager to learn it so why not do something new for the sake of the viewers instead of always featuring people who speak a language you do? This can be a learning experience for you too if you play your cards right. Further prove this channel to be for language learners rather than sticking to the confort zone or else the content will eventually get repetitive, and dare I say boring even if you don't think it is. In all fairness, what the audience wants to see is more important than what you decide to produce. Repetitive content nobody asks for, or content where a sizeable chunk of viewers don't see much value is a good way to lose subscribers. Just saying.