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What kind of vocabulary would you like?

@@LearnGermanorcrytrying Maybe some Jira or daily talk ? Vocabulary realted to responsibilities and solving problems

"ch" in Dach = "gh" in ugh

@@LearnGermanorcrytrying Danke schön! 😃

Thanks! Awesome :)

Ja, gut erklärt. Allerdings hat man es früher echt synonym verwendet. Und ich selber bezeichne Anwendungen auch oft noch als Programme 😅

Ja

Musst du mit den entsprechenden Büchern lernen, in denen Beispielfragen sind!

The core vocabulary took me 2 months. It was basically just binge watching. I was a nurse at the time and so I had a looooot of time to waste. Like after work... 😅 And I just watched Grey's Anatomy and Black Books. I didn't understand shit for 3 seasons, then I found some better streaming server and suddenly it was possible to watch this stuff in HD. That made it much easier to understand. But I guess the secret kicker was talking to myself on English for fun... I never went to an English speaking country in my life and in my everyday life apart from work I only ever use it for UA-cam. Maybe I should do another video on this...

There are many ways to learn english pretty fast. Although, learning something fast doesnt mean you have a good understanding of it. In fact, many people struggle quite a lot when they started advanced level since they take the language directly instead of taking it more poetically or ironic. Knowledge can be speed up but taking breaks might be better. In my case, I learned grammar first and then started with the vocabulary. Then after grasping the language, you could start thinking whether ur accent is British or American. I will say accents are pretty easy to learn but might take time to apply it everyday. Lastly, the biggest struggle in english. Pronunciation. Pronunciation might take many years, but many, I haven't seen people, who claim to have learned an advanced levek, to speak with the perfect Pronunciation. British people might struggle less but it is so pleasant when you can speak perfectly. It's so rewarding. Another tip would be talking to yourself and learning random words and guess their Pronunciation. You can learn the words, but the key is to have that muscle memory even if the word has an irregular pronunciation. Those cases need to be kept in mind.

I think you didn't get it. Otherwise let's go and test your knowledge from your least favorite subject in school and see how proficient you're in that. Or wait, let's not do that. Cause it really doesn't fucking matter. What matters more is what a) I know about myself b) my experience with students and c) the fact that most people don't even remember basic math 2 years after high school so no, software and technology engineering, I did in fact not "learn" it. And also, what school is going on for 16 years, unless you repeat 5 times and also start your first foreign language in grade 1. Maybe go back to a school and uhm, learn some primary school mathematics.

@@LearnGermanorcrytrying 16 years is about how long it takes to start school and finish with a physics degree. More or less. You might notice I said about and not precisely. Its likely you were exposed to the language during that period.

No, I have Birkenstocks

@@LearnGermanorcrytrying nice

Thank you so much 🤍

Like not learning the words specifically without context. We studied like this in school. Before class e.g. you'd get a vocabulary list for homework. But I really can't do that

@@LearnGermanorcrytrying i see thx. Do you take German classes btw ?

I don't take (or give) any classes atm :-) Maybe I would in the future, but I am not sure about it.

@@LearnGermanorcrytrying i meant "give" btw. Ok, understood.

Not really, since this is just my pet project and second channel sry

That's crazy niche :DDD I like it... let's see!

I tried understanding BE for the longest time and it was super hard. I watched "Black Books" with Dylan Moran and Harry Potter, it was undoable without subtitles. Then I took a break from English, as I literally thought it was a lost cause. That was about 2-3 years, from 19 to 21 or 22 y.o. I guess. Then I watched Grey's Anatomy, which is when I got from A2 to C1 basically in a few months. I did that in 2 months, but I don't want to give unrealistic expectations to my audience, since I am totally insane for doing this the way I did and don't recommend it. I refined my language to get to C2 then for about half a year (overall). My kid had New Zealandic nannies, and I do understand it, as it seems quite a clean dialect. I don't mind any dialects at this point. The only ones I have a hard time understanding is Frenglish and Denglish. And I find Irish people hard to understand when they talk in English, but it is doable with a bit of concentration. American English imo is by far the easiest. One key I had to understanding it was HD audio. I used to stream these series back then and I always thought I had shitty listening comprehension. But it turned out the quality of the audio was just very low. Eventually, I came across some HD server (totally legal...) and streamed that and it felt like putting on glasses for the first time... so, if you want to simulate a steep learning curve, fake shitty audio I guess XD

Babbel. I also talked about it here: ua-cam.com/video/heUCcrM_6co/v-deo.html

Thank you 🤍

Es gibt auch welche, die im Präsens geschrieben sind. Aber es ist wirklich seltener... Alternativ könntest du Ratgeber oder Magazine lesen. "DAS MAGAZIN" ist zB sehr cool!

Ich weiß ja nicht, ob Comic-Hefte unter deiner Würde sind. Mir helfen sie beim Lernen sehr, gerade was die Umgangssprache anbetrifft.

Hey, dein Deutsch liest sich aber schon gut! Diese letzte Hürde, wenn man kurz vor B2 ist, ist am schlimmsten. Aber wenn du das geschafft hast, geht es wieder besser. Durchhalten!! Und versuchen mit Leuten abzuhängen. Es gibt Nette da draußen, auch wenn man sich vielleicht fremd ist. 🤍🤍🤍

@@LearnGermanorcrytrying Ich nehme dein Rat an.

@@LearnGermanorcrytrying Ich nehme dein Rat an.

Sweat pants in the lecture hall? I mean, when you have a hangover okay, maybe... just maybe idk... but on a regular basis? That's like being undressed.

Glad it helps! I was someone with unrealistic language goals too at some point and now it is so much more relaxed and when you chill, you sometimes find you can learn better too - win win! :))

That is awesome! That is exactly what the video was intended for. :)))

I had both boring and enticing ones, can't really pick a side there... but that was in uni too... school, yes, you wrote school. Oh boy, language learning in school was 80% useless and 20% coincidental/accidental picking up of phrases, and then some studying to not fail XD ... To this day I can't understand how they got me, as a highly motivated autodidact who would spend her summer break studying for fun(!), to hate language classes and think I sucked at it... (But looking at my old books now, partially at least, I can feel why it didn't work for me, the medium, the teachers, just everything was so far away from life...)

Nur ein bisschen! I will just take it as a compliment :D