As an English linguist and being a Turkish Cypriot (my native language Turkish)how long will it take for me to learn German fluently and at an advanced level in an intensified course?
Very important about German: it is actually a very easy language to learn and pronounce; that is if you know the exact writing and spelling rules, pronouncing rules and the grammer. Grammer is very important in the German language. In th past there were a book which was called "Deuschtsprachlehre für Ausländer" or something like that. Go through his book back and force several times and learn German Grammer like Mathematics as it is very systematic ... and you would get surprised ... All the other tips and advice which you are giving here are certainly very valuable ...
Do you know the author by chance? I was going to purchase the book, but I’m not sure which one it is since there’s multiple versions that come up in google.
German is very difficult to pronounce for French people. As you know in German all the letters are pronounced and there is no connection between words, in french that's all the contrary. As a french people, I am oblige to concentrate, contract my abs and my jaw to speak german. German is an extrem unconfortable and non-natural language to hear and speak for french people
@@art4_u Thats totally true. An English speaker would say Irish is an easy language to learn. Same happens with Aussie people who find easy to learn English.
"They speak too fast" is a complain which can you hear for nearly every new language :D When I as a German started to learning Spanish, I literally understand nothing for month . Than, bit by bit it went better. I started to understand people who did not speak too fast, and after another bunch of time I finally begun to understand Spanish in its normal speed and that can be very fast . Next step was to understand with a slighty different pronounciation or from another Spanish speaking country. In language learning there is no secret. Keep learning. Sooner or later you will make progress.
@@corypheus1316 Yeah, I guess at the beginning it is a little bit harder. But keep learning, sooner or later you get it. Ich wünsche dir auch *einen* guten Tag!
Zoe I found a new trick lately about listening (maybe helpful to me at least) I’m listening to podcast in a 1.25 speed (faster than usual) accidentally one day and i realized I can pick up some words even so its faster. Once I’m used to this speed after an episode I relisten to it in the regular speed, and its actually allowing me to pick up more words as it sounds “slower”
@ yes, for A1-A2 level I recommend Easy German (podcast and youtube channel), Deutsch Lernen, and some news podcast like “die Nachrichten” by Deutschlandfunk. For B1 level I would recommend you to explore podcast that you may find interested (totally fine if it’s very comprehensive German). For me I like Fast & Curious, and Lifestyle of Longevity
This was just the motivation I needed to pick back up on German in 2023! I did the lingoda super sprint this year and really pushed through. I'm excited to get back to it and be more diligent with my self study again, danke Zoe!
Wow!!!! You really hit it on point. I've been doing pretty much as you described in your video: Easy German, Nikos Weg, Tages Shau, different podcasts, German Documentaries History, Nature, and Science. And I did finally attend a private language school for 10 weeks for 3 sessions per week for 1 1-2 hours per session to help in the reduction of my accent, increase fluency, and of course work on my bad grammar. I still have a long way to go but it's paying off. Thank you for your guidance and additional tips in mastering a new language.
I’ve been self-studying German on my own since 2021 but it’s interrupted because of work. I passed Goethe Zertifikat A1 by just using DW resources!! It’s my favorite resource, esp Nico’s Weg. I keep using it. My target is C1 😍 It’s great to watch this video. Thanks for sharing your personal journey! You have very useful tips!
@@regimohuseynov9350 I prepared for the A1 test in 3 weeks by answering model tests! ☺️ But watching Nico’s Weg before that really helped me get familiarized with the language which made is easy for me to review for the test.
Some Notes for me and if you pople want as well: A1: 1. Start taking lessons from Lingoda… try their sprint challenge, you can get cashback as well so yay. 2. Nicos weg: For each lesson, theres a short video, firstly follow the lessons as you’re just beginning to learn, and after you’re done with the lessons and noted down stuff which you needed to, go back to the videos. Rewrite the script of the video. Yes, the script. Don’t be lazy for it. Read the grammar and vocabulary at the end of the videos. Don’t rush. 3. Anki: (for level a1 to b1) Download a goethe deck for vocabulary learning. Just search and download the goethe deck for your required level on anki. Whenever you learn a new word, always write it down WITH an example sentence. It will help you build your deck better. 4. Dictionary: Reverso. Save new words in your favourites and do repitations. Start doing conjugation exercises, build a list of words in an excel or notebook. A2: 1. Main resource: Nicos weg and Lingoda. A lesson on nicos weg, and targetting your weaknesses by taking a communication lingoda group lesson. 2. If you want to target your grammar, do grammatik aktiv. 3. Follow a short article with nachrichten leicht. 4. Listen to songs, podcasts, videos, from like easy german … and a good podcast is “Deutsch Podcast”. Don’t try to understand everything… just listen while doing chores. Doing all this will help you build the immersion environment which you will require later. B1: 1. Nicos weg and lingoda still work, but now nachrichten leicht will seem too easy, so try the website “news in slow german”, and have the speed set to 1-1.5x. You’ll learn more topics and vocabulary, note em down. 2. Podcast recommended for this: Easy german podcast. You can also start listening to audiobooks before going to bed, just write the name of the book and add “hÖrbuch” after the name. 3. Start watching vlogs in german, common everyday life stuffs. Just search “Der vlog”. 4. Think and talk to yourself only in german. Try talking to friends about more complicated topics in german. B2-C1: 1. Increase your study time, give yourself more exercises, try to get as much efficient as possible. And… 2. Immersion. Expose yourself to the language as much as much as possible, cut down on exercises from the book grammatik aktiv, and also don’t be taking notes all the time. As it might be overwhelming. 3. To learn everyday life german: Start watching german movies and series (YAY DARK REWATCH) as easy german podcast at this level will be too easy. Here is a list of some movies and serieses in german to watch: (BUT START WITH DARK (for me lol)) 4. To learn academic/proffesional german: Watch ZDFheaute Nachrichten or tagesschau (yt channels) while having breakfast or like lunch or something, Watch proffesional content, like documenteries, notes or something… try watching university lectures, or school lectures of phy, chem, maths or cs, it interests you too and itll help you build more vocabulary in german. Read papers in german OUT LOUD. Like research papers or newspapers, but read them out loud. And note down where you get stuck and practice them everyday. 5. Save the new words in your reverso favourites and go through the repitition exercises. You’ll learn a lot of new words while watching these lectures and stuff so “Es ist noch kein meister vom Himmel gefallen” All the besttt
My notes: A1 1. No more than two sources for learning. Not doing can baffle you or confuse 2. Of course, you're supposed to learn basic thing and constantly repeat them in order to build solid start. 3. Nico's weg --- finish a couple of lessons then return and the lessons' script pay attention to gram. And do not hurry to learn as much as possible 4.Anki could be used to build up your vocabulary. 5.Reverso a good dictionary which help you learn a word... A2 in process..
I have learned German for ten years. I know there are many obstacles and joys in learning a new language. I am amazing that you can learn so many languages and progress step by step. You are really good!
Ich schätze Sie wirklich, ich wünschte, ich könnte so viele Sprachen sprechen, aber ich habe nicht genug Konzentration, um zu lernen. Ich wünsche Ihnen weiterhin viel Erfolg und es macht mich stolz, dass Sie als Türke Türkisch können.😊
I'm at a B2 level in German. I studied using the "Learn with German Stories" app from the Playstore, and it was very effective for me. I learned German through stories.
I was looking for a video or channel about how to learn German and I just can’t believe that I found it at the right moment and at the right time. Thank you for all your useful tips, greetings from Mexico!
i usually don't comment on videos, but this vid definetly deserves a shout-out. what I liked best is - it is evident Zoe has put herself 'through the grind' & then shared genuine inputs. thanks a lot for this.
Thank you very much , I've been learning German for so long, and I hit a language slump at B1 level because I was lost with the learning materials. This video helped me reorganise myself.
Welch ein Zufall! Ich habe Dich entdeckt, als ich begann, Arabisch zu lernen, eine wahre Inspiration bist du. Und nun lese ich, dass Du in Frankfurt lebst… Ich wohne auch in Frankfurt 😊Weiterhin viel Glück und Erfolg bei allem, was du tust.❤😊
I'm at a B2 level in German. I studied using the "Learn with German Stories" app from the Playstore, and it was very effective for me. I learned German through stories.
You're my favourite motivation for advanced content. Useful but still realistic! You're so humble and passionate, looking forward to your next video! 😚
How did you learn Turkish? As a Turkish person even I sometimes find my mother tongue confusing and hard. Good for you! Seni gerçekten tebrik ediyorum. Türkçeyi öğrenebildiysen diğer dillerde fazla sıkıntı çekeceğini sanmıyorum. Belli ki dil öğrenmede oldukça yeteneklisin. Böyle devam et! ♥️✨
I’m from Syria, and new in Germany your video inspire me to learn Germany language. I faced many difficulties in my country. but,now I’m in Germany, I have many dreams and goals to achieve. I promise you that I will master the German language. I write these words at the end of 2022, and I will come back at the end of 2023 to tell you about my work and my achievements. Many Thank ❤️
Servus Zoe von München! I like your type of videos . I am living in Germany since 1 year and although i am C1 level and speaking german for many years , i have to tell you that the best way to learn is to speak with native speakers and exercise your language almost every day . I lean easier when i have theoretically learned a word and then use it while speaking with others :)
Wooow, it was fantastic Zoe Thank you for sharing your experiences I study in Austria a master's degree and I really felt desperation but after I visited your video I fell much more better Das war sehr hilfreich , danke dir ! Ich hoffe dass ich bald Deutsch fließen sprechen kann
Thank you for making this video. Most of the time you don't know where to start when learning a new language so this video is very useful and detailed. Thank you!)
Hey, I don't have any huge urge to learn German/am not willing to dedicate the time needed but was just incredibly impressed t such a clear video, actually appealing sponsor, the hard work of you the host, just everything. The very least I could do is drop a comment.
Danke schön für deine Video ❤ I’m trying to reach a B2 level in a year but I’m struggling with finding some motivation. Your video will help me so much.
Hello! I just really want to say that I am overjoyed with your video. I am currently learning German as well, but even if it is the 4th year I am learning it, I can't even reach the B1 level. I am glad that I found your channel because these times, I feel like I am falling behind my classmates and I was searching a method to improve more effectively my German skills. Thank you very much for your video! Have a great holiday!
Thank you for your video. I have been learning German myself using different methods, I have been struggling a lot and haven't seen much progress. Nevertheless, your video motivated me to keep on practicing. You are amazing and so intellegent. I swell with pride for as you know so many languages
I just watched till the moment when you say about Lingoda and pause the video to have a look . So as a result : I wait for Sunday to have my trial lesson there haha ! Thank you Zoe !
Those videos are so inspiring. I am studying chinese in the university, and that is a hell. All the characters, pronuciation and never-ending exeptions. But then I find one of THAT GODDESS'S videos and like open a hidden potential. I cannot express how much i appreciate and value Zoe's videos and her efforts.
thank you SO much for making this video. I need this as someone who gets absolutely very overwhelmed with so many materials for learning a language. And German is indeed a language I want to learn and apply this to. Thank yu!
im planning to do my Erasmus in Germany and this video gave me the motivation for learning german on my own, i hope can stick to plan. Thanks for sharing your tips , i appreciate it
actually, i was very much frustrated about learning this language but the motivation at the end of the video made me smile and step into my language journey with zoe!!✨
yours efforts for this video are speechless I can say in one word!!!! I am a student studying German and like you just made me enter a new new world. thanks for putting so much effort man!
Thank you for this video! I learned German since school,but when I switched to online schooling,I just or I was lazy,or I forgot about learning this language 💔 Now I just need to learn German from start,so seriously thank you for those advices! 🤗
Wow, great video, I haven't started on German yet, but my plan is more like doing it all alone by myself as much as possible. My method for up to B2 level is like this: 1 - A0 level, do "The Great Courses German Video Course" + learn German ABCs and learn to pronounce German words correctly. 2 - A1 level, use "Teach Yourself German" book + "Michel Thomas German Audio Course". 3 - A2 level, use "Assimil German With Ease" and a proper grammar book which I have yet to decide and Pimsluer audio course. 4 - B1 to B2 Level, I will go more and more into random reading of bi directional text, and watching German videos. Also try to find few Germans I can talk to on internet.
Hi Adam 😄😄😄 can you give some reasours to learn English? I'm beginner and I don't know how can I start to learn English please, thank you so much if you read this comment 💖😄👌
@@kimberlybarcena8836 Step 1 - Go buy Assimil El inglés. Read one new chapter each day and revise previous two chapters. Its easy in start but will become very difficult later.
@@kimberlybarcena8836 Step 3 - When you reach a point when you can read B2 level text fast enough. Begin to listen to English videos, lots of them. Step 4 - For speaking, use courses like Pimsluer app, only $20 per month, and will give you audio courses to speak properly. After that, try speaking on internet with real people for further fluency in English.
Great video! just 4things: 1. Don't feel guilty for using social media! I'm learning english with your videos and I don't feel like that hahaha :) also I measure the time I have for that , is like enjoying more what I'm training (of course I'm B2-C1 english so I can afford doing that I guess) 2. I think I would be interesting for many people to know more about your study life in France! and maybe we could learn some french words too :) stories, etc. 3.Thanks for the resources and study Plan!! 4. From where is your microphone? lol XO!
For all languges in the world : C1 is a B2 that have been staying longtime in the country. No lesson needed to become C1. Once you reach B2 level, just live and enjoy !!!! I am a 4 language speaker, and I'm learning german for work
@@one-of-a-kind-h C1/C2 are only exist for selling tuition, books and certificates😂. By longtime I mean I least 2 years. All the so called autoproclamed " youtube polyglott" will forget what they learn quickly without practice. B2 is enough. Just live your life and be happy 🤗👍✌️
German is so cool. The first language I tried to learn I think. Too bad in college there was no support for it and the self taught community was way smaller back then. Even the history professor for German laughed at the idea of me learning it lol. To piggy on to the other poster, I think Farsi would be a great video. I don’t have any interest in learning it in the near future but I think Persian language and culture is wonderful and under represented!
I wish there was a video like this one years ago. You give a lot of very good tips. I'm currently just starting learning German on my own with occasional speaking partner. I really need to learn German to B2 in one year. Hopefully I'll come back to tell the tale a year later. Upd: 10 months later I'm on A2. But that's okay. N.b.: cutting corners leads to slower progress. Don't repeat my mistakes. Don't rush, get the new words down and by all means, if you can afford a German teacher or courses - buy them. Upd2 05.06.2024: RN I sort of pass B1 (in reality - between good A2 and bad B1). I can feel the transition from needing to write exercises to the need of immersing myself and speaking as much as I can. My educated guess that in another several months I will be somewhere inbetween good B1 and bad B2. The reality of situation - brain needs time to learn stuff. Maybe the goal of reaching B2 in a year is realistic for some people, but definitely not for me. But that's okay. Will update once I get this certificate or something. Upd3 10.12.2024: I passed the exam. I'll be frank: start with a GOOD b1 level, start preparing with Mit Erfolg, take your time to be good with Schreiben templates (it may and will take several days to learn the structure by heart), in parallel - start doing Werkstatt (first do one part of the mock exam, than do exercises from the workbook), after that - use Projekt B2 for mock exams (I had everything but sprechen on the day 1, and sprechen on the day 2, but I'd suggest doing mock exams in one sitting - sometimes they have it in a single day). Most important thing for Lesen and Hören is Wortschatz, most important for Schreiben and Sprechen is to have a good structure and have enough words to express most of your ideas. And, of course, a lot of practice. Read news, watch Galileo, watch cartoons, play games - immerse yourself like your life depends on it.
@@alpha9470 right now I'm on a sorta plausible B1 level and currently trying to speedrun Goethe Zertifikat Prüfung B2. I'll write an update in 2-3 months, I'm only getting started.
@@MrFiremagnet I wish you luck! I don’t want to sound intrusive but, could you let me know your native language and also your schedule? Like are you working and at the same time studying German ? How many hours do you study German ? I ask because my girlfriend needs a B2 German level in 6 months and I think it’s almost impossible to be honest so just to know how has been your schedule during this time
you are soooo incredible I REALLY ADMIRE YOU !, Feminine power !! yeah. keep shining. :) I am a native- Spanish, also doing a Ph.D. and learning Chinese, and I want to learn German because I am using a philosophy of German thinkers for my thesis, but sometimes my head feels heavy, headaches, and want to explode hahaha. but see your power, encourage me, I really admire you. All the best. Meli from Shanghai.
As a Canadian who all his life has been taught French, I for some reason find German to be quite easy and I learnt the entire language in nearly 50 weeks!
OK then correct this sentences as a proof , here is one word wrong you have to tell me and make it right "Das Auto gehört die Frau." "Ich küsse eine Mädchen" "Ich gehe zum Kino"
@@wierg Das sind 3 Sätze, wo man einen Fehler beheben soll , wenn man etwas Deutsch kann. Der dritte Satz ist auch dafür ganz gut geeignet , er ist so völig falsch, wie er da steht.
You can just tell how much you love learning languages just by hearing you speak. You seem to be having an especially great time with German too lol. Thank you so much for this.
I really like Deutsch podcast, when I was getting ready to Prüfung B1 I had many problem with Hören. Deutsch Podcast really helped me, I listened many times and I have got 40/45 Punkte Hören und Lesen. Danke schön fur Ihr Video. Das its sehr interessant😊😊
The problem with many people is that they want to take a "magic pill" or get "secret knowledge" and immediately have skills and abilities. However, the truth of life is that knowledge, skills, and abilities do not come by themselves. You can't learn a foreign language without doing anything, without wasting your time and effort, just like you can't learn to ride a bike lying on a comfy couch, listening to lectures and watching videos about "modern methods of learning" on a bike. To really learn something, you have to really practice every day. You're going to fall down while you're learning, and you're going to get bumps - that's normal! The ups and downs of learning are an integral part of our lives. Motivation from success and depression from failure will always be your study companions. However, every student has problems in his or her studies that he or she lacks the knowledge to solve. It can be: poor memorization of words; no progress in language learning; the student can speak, but does not understand speech by ear; misunderstanding of grammar; incorrect pronunciation, etc. Agree that a problem you don't know how to solve is very demotivating. In order to find the answer to our question we have to spend a lot of time to read videos, articles and books by polyglots. In today's world, we have to solve problems as quickly as possible. I don't have time to study and analyze a huge amount of information. My goal is to master the basic knowledge of a foreign language as quickly as possible and already start earning money effectively in the international arena. I settled on the practical guide by Yuriy Ivantsiv " Polyglot's Notes: practical tips for learning foreign language". This book is always in my bag. If I have a problem while learning a language, I quickly find the answer in this book. There are many different techniques and tips for learning a foreign language in Polyglot Notes. I have made my own individual schedule and plan for language learning. Now I know what I am going to study, how I am going to study, when I am going to study and what results I am going to achieve. No problem could stop me! With an effective language learning plan my professional skills are more and more in demand internationally every day. Friends, don't stop there! Everyone has talents that millions of people around the world need! Learn the language and make your ideas and dreams come true! Thanks to the author of the channel for the informative and useful video! Your videos motivate me.
Learned German a bit when I was at school back in 2019-2020 The school didn't give me much, but there is a little foundation nonetheless Now it's time to build upon it Thank you for the video, Zoe
Same but instead it was french and after 3 years of studying All I knew was how to say my name,Mainly because I never liked French and I was never interested in learning it but I wished it was german although they couldn't get us to at least A2 level if it was german
Extremely helpful video, i first started learning german in January so easily and quickly due to a full immersion (working and living in germany and living with germans) and got to a B1 in just 5 months! And ever since i've moved i have felt a little bit stuck, my goal is to get my B2 before September 2023 and this video was exactly what i needed to figure out how to approach it, on top of my german classes which i feel are kinda holding me back. Also wanted to ask if anyone who has done Lingoda can give a quick review?
@@jabranparabhu1778 I would say it really depends on the person and circumstances, the course i was following in germany was nost great but it kept me going and motivated. Which i think is the best think about a language course, it sets a certain routine. But ever since i have been able to set my own routine and have been more disciplined about language learning i feel like the course that i am attending now is really not being fruitful compared to how much i learn by myself. So i would say try to see how you manage by yourself and i you do feel like you could use some external motivation then try out a course.
i am soo amazed by your learning ways i impressive really. much love. support and appreciation from Egypt. as you speak Arabic كل الحب و الدعم و التقدير من مصر
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omg im so greatful for this video bc i couldnt find any helpful german learning videos and i really need to get so b2 lvl in 2 years since i will be applying for uni in australia
Love this channel immensely. Zoe, you are such an inspiration. I m very much keen on learning french, yet having no clue is hindering me. Therefore, my heartiest request you to make a video providing the guidelines the way you did and succeed. Thank you from Bangladesh.
@@zoe.languages Brilliant amazing video I loved every detail! Just a real applicable beneficial plan with good resources. I wrote everything you said down in a document and I am gonna share with my 280K fans on my Facebook Arabic page. Many of them dreaming of immigrating to Germany and do not know how to study German. This video is the answer. From my deep heart THANK YOU MY FRIEND coz you’re on UA-cam and for your time to share with us just a precious treasure for how master languages. ❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹
german is the first foreign language that I'm learning by myself to be honest I was struggling for lot of time and I lost motivation you don't know how useful this video is going to be for me thank you 💗
Thank you so much Zoe, I've been watching your videos lately and gave me a lot of inspiration ❤ I bought the book tiny habits after watching your videos :) The book is arriving tonight, looking forward to read it and put into practice all the advise. I speak 3 languages fluently and I just did the exam A1 for Italian language. I'm planning to do the A2 next year and I am also very interested in learning German 😊 Thank you again for your wonderful videos!
I'm studying in uni and it's compulsory for us to finish A2 level as one condition to graduate, but I've been putting German class aside because I need to focus on my major classes. I finished the A1 classes last year, but I found those classes' purpose is just about passing the exams and it's a bit inefficient for me time-wise, so I'm planning to study on my own and get as far as possible before I graduate. Thank you Zoe very much for this video!!!
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BTW, you need to learn English first
I accessed Lingoda using your promo code and payed 34$. Haven't gotten any response yet. How long does it take?
turkish? howw 😮
اتعلمت المانى من زمان ومش عايزة فيديوهات مملة وياريت الجماعة الآسيوية والأفارقة وعصاباتهم يسبونى فى حالى
As an English linguist and being a Turkish Cypriot (my native language Turkish)how long will it take for me to learn German fluently and at an advanced level in an intensified course?
Very important about German: it is actually a very easy language to learn and pronounce; that is if you know the exact writing and spelling rules, pronouncing rules and the grammer. Grammer is very important in the German language. In th past there were a book which was called "Deuschtsprachlehre für Ausländer" or something like that. Go through his book back and force several times and learn German Grammer like Mathematics as it is very systematic ... and you would get surprised ... All the other tips and advice which you are giving here are certainly very valuable ...
Do you know the author by chance? I was going to purchase the book, but I’m not sure which one it is since there’s multiple versions that come up in google.
Yeah its all very natural to me except the r bro
German is very difficult to pronounce for French people.
As you know in German all the letters are pronounced and there is no connection between words, in french that's all the contrary.
As a french people, I am oblige to concentrate, contract my abs and my jaw to speak german. German is an extrem unconfortable and non-natural language to hear and speak for french people
I think there is no easy language to learn because it depends on your mother language. I have learned for 4 languages and i believe that.
@@art4_u Thats totally true. An English speaker would say Irish is an easy language to learn. Same happens with Aussie people who find easy to learn English.
"They speak too fast" is a complain which can you hear for nearly every new language :D When I as a German started to learning Spanish, I literally understand nothing for month . Than, bit by bit it went better. I started to understand people who did not speak too fast, and after another bunch of time I finally begun to understand Spanish in its normal speed and that can be very fast . Next step was to understand with a slighty different pronounciation or from another Spanish speaking country.
In language learning there is no secret. Keep learning. Sooner or later you will make progress.
Currently I am learning your native language for my university. You guys have a pretty hard language! :D Ich wünche dir guten Tag !
@@corypheus1316 ll} ll)
"Deutsche Sprache schwere Sprache"
@@corypheus1316 Yeah, I guess at the beginning it is a little bit harder.
But keep learning, sooner or later you get it.
Ich wünsche dir auch *einen* guten Tag!
@@tomate3391 Yeah I will keep going , einen guten Tag, danke 😇
Zoe I found a new trick lately about listening (maybe helpful to me at least) I’m listening to podcast in a 1.25 speed (faster than usual) accidentally one day and i realized I can pick up some words even so its faster. Once I’m used to this speed after an episode I relisten to it in the regular speed, and its actually allowing me to pick up more words as it sounds “slower”
can you recommend a german podcast if u know?
@ yes, for A1-A2 level I recommend Easy German (podcast and youtube channel), Deutsch Lernen, and some news podcast like “die Nachrichten” by Deutschlandfunk. For B1 level I would recommend you to explore podcast that you may find interested (totally fine if it’s very comprehensive German). For me I like Fast & Curious, and Lifestyle of Longevity
@ see above :)
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This was just the motivation I needed to pick back up on German in 2023! I did the lingoda super sprint this year and really pushed through. I'm excited to get back to it and be more diligent with my self study again, danke Zoe!
Wonderful!
Wow!!!! You really hit it on point. I've been doing pretty much as you described in your video: Easy German, Nikos Weg, Tages Shau, different podcasts, German Documentaries History, Nature, and Science. And I did finally attend a private language school for 10 weeks for 3 sessions per week for 1 1-2 hours per session to help in the reduction of my accent, increase fluency, and of course work on my bad grammar. I still have a long way to go but it's paying off. Thank you for your guidance and additional tips in mastering a new language.
Thank you for sharing!
What is the favourite book to study Germany for beginners at levels A1, A2, B1
I’ve been self-studying German on my own since 2021 but it’s interrupted because of work. I passed Goethe Zertifikat A1 by just using DW resources!! It’s my favorite resource, esp Nico’s Weg. I keep using it. My target is C1 😍 It’s great to watch this video. Thanks for sharing your personal journey! You have very useful tips!
How long have you learnt a1?
@@regimohuseynov9350 I prepared for the A1 test in 3 weeks by answering model tests! ☺️ But watching Nico’s Weg before that really helped me get familiarized with the language which made is easy for me to review for the test.
wow! Good luck for your next exam, I too have your same goal as a self-taught student.
So how is it going right now? What is your level?
What is DW resource? Which website are you referring Lingoda as ‘DW’
Some Notes for me and if you pople want as well:
A1:
1. Start taking lessons from Lingoda… try their sprint challenge, you can get cashback as well so yay.
2. Nicos weg: For each lesson, theres a short video, firstly follow the lessons as you’re just beginning to learn, and after you’re done with the lessons and noted down stuff which you needed to, go back to the videos. Rewrite the script of the video. Yes, the script. Don’t be lazy for it. Read the grammar and vocabulary at the end of the videos. Don’t rush.
3. Anki: (for level a1 to b1) Download a goethe deck for vocabulary learning. Just search and download the goethe deck for your required level on anki. Whenever you learn a new word, always write it down WITH an example sentence. It will help you build your deck better.
4. Dictionary: Reverso. Save new words in your favourites and do repitations. Start doing conjugation exercises, build a list of words in an excel or notebook.
A2:
1. Main resource: Nicos weg and Lingoda. A lesson on nicos weg, and targetting your weaknesses by taking a communication lingoda group lesson.
2. If you want to target your grammar, do grammatik aktiv.
3. Follow a short article with nachrichten leicht.
4. Listen to songs, podcasts, videos, from like easy german … and a good podcast is “Deutsch Podcast”. Don’t try to understand everything… just listen while doing chores. Doing all this will help you build the immersion environment which you will require later.
B1:
1. Nicos weg and lingoda still work, but now nachrichten leicht will seem too easy, so try the website “news in slow german”, and have the speed set to 1-1.5x. You’ll learn more topics and vocabulary, note em down.
2. Podcast recommended for this: Easy german podcast. You can also start listening to audiobooks before going to bed, just write the name of the book and add “hÖrbuch” after the name.
3. Start watching vlogs in german, common everyday life stuffs. Just search “Der vlog”.
4. Think and talk to yourself only in german. Try talking to friends about more complicated topics in german.
B2-C1:
1. Increase your study time, give yourself more exercises, try to get as much efficient as possible. And…
2. Immersion. Expose yourself to the language as much as much as possible, cut down on exercises from the book grammatik aktiv, and also don’t be taking notes all the time. As it might be overwhelming.
3. To learn everyday life german: Start watching german movies and series (YAY DARK REWATCH) as easy german podcast at this level will be too easy. Here is a list of some movies and serieses in german to watch: (BUT START WITH DARK (for me lol))
4. To learn academic/proffesional german: Watch ZDFheaute Nachrichten or tagesschau (yt channels) while having breakfast or like lunch or something, Watch proffesional content, like documenteries, notes or something… try watching university lectures, or school lectures of phy, chem, maths or cs, it interests you too and itll help you build more vocabulary in german. Read papers in german OUT LOUD. Like research papers or newspapers, but read them out loud. And note down where you get stuck and practice them everyday.
5. Save the new words in your reverso favourites and go through the repitition exercises. You’ll learn a lot of new words while watching these lectures and stuff so
“Es ist noch kein meister vom Himmel gefallen”
All the besttt
My notes:
A1
1. No more than two sources for learning. Not doing can baffle you or confuse
2. Of course, you're supposed to learn basic thing and constantly repeat them in order to build solid start.
3. Nico's weg --- finish a couple of lessons then return and the lessons' script pay attention to gram. And do not hurry to learn as much as possible
4.Anki could be used to build up your vocabulary.
5.Reverso a good dictionary which help you learn a word...
A2 in process..
I am starting with A1 now.
Thank you so much for the useful summary.❤😊
@@johannaashimbanga1600 how have your A1 study been so far? Have you reached A2 yet?
@@nonoahnoz yes, I have completed my A2 and I am busy now with B1.
@@johannaashimbanga1600 this is impressive , how much did it take to finish A1 and A2
I have learned German for ten years. I know there are many obstacles and joys in learning a new language. I am amazing that you can learn so many languages and progress step by step. You are really good!
Hi! I’ve been learning german lately and I’m just curious how it works? Why do words change when combining them into a sentence?
@@savvxz1116I don’t know sorry
I'm so happy you posted this video about German specifically! I'm sure it's going to help me and a lot of people who are also studying German 😍
Ja, das ist richtig
I just love your discipline. Just as nerdy as me (it was a compliment). Keep up the good work!
agreed
نعم اتفق
I'm studying German too! Viel Glück!!
Ich schätze Sie wirklich, ich wünschte, ich könnte so viele Sprachen sprechen, aber ich habe nicht genug Konzentration, um zu lernen. Ich wünsche Ihnen weiterhin viel Erfolg und es macht mich stolz, dass Sie als Türke Türkisch können.😊
I'm at a B2 level in German. I studied using the "Learn with German Stories" app from the Playstore, and it was very effective for me. I learned German through stories.
I was looking for a video or channel about how to learn German and I just can’t believe that I found it at the right moment and at the right time. Thank you for all your useful tips, greetings from Mexico!
Happy to help!
i usually don't comment on videos, but this vid definetly deserves a shout-out. what I liked best is - it is evident Zoe has put herself 'through the grind' & then shared genuine inputs. thanks a lot for this.
Thank you ☺️
I have never took so many notes from a UA-cam video, I am learning English and German and you are a lifesaver
hello, how is your progress going if i may ask?
Thank you very much , I've been learning German for so long, and I hit a language slump at B1 level because I was lost with the learning materials. This video helped me reorganise myself.
Glad it helped!
Welch ein Zufall! Ich habe Dich entdeckt, als ich begann, Arabisch zu lernen, eine wahre Inspiration bist du. Und nun lese ich, dass Du in Frankfurt lebst… Ich wohne auch in Frankfurt 😊Weiterhin viel Glück und Erfolg bei allem, was du tust.❤😊
I'm at a B2 level in German. I studied using the "Learn with German Stories" app from the Playstore, and it was very effective for me. I learned German through stories.
Thank you so much for this, i’m B1 in german and this was so helpful, i’d love to see same for french and arabic 🙏 ❤
You're my favourite motivation for advanced content. Useful but still realistic! You're so humble and passionate, looking forward to your next video! 😚
Thank you 😊
谢谢！
I am new in Germany and I really need this. Thank you so much dear Zoe; you are always inspiring me
I've just started learning German. Thanks for making this video, I hope it will come in handy! :)
Gonna learn Spanish and Mandarin after.
thanks so much! I speak German myself but I do still have trouble communicating with people who speak German in Belgium so you really helped me!
Happy to help!
Die schönste Sprache der Welt😍🇩🇪 Viel Erfolg beim Deutschlernen!🥰 Would love to hear about your experience of learning French.
Danke!
大爱Zoe, 我也在B2阶段挣扎，虽然我喜欢语言，但是学习能力太差了，在坚持不下去的时候就来看看你的视频。😘
How did you learn Turkish? As a Turkish person even I sometimes find my mother tongue confusing and hard. Good for you!
Seni gerçekten tebrik ediyorum. Türkçeyi öğrenebildiysen diğer dillerde fazla sıkıntı çekeceğini sanmıyorum. Belli ki dil öğrenmede oldukça yeteneklisin. Böyle devam et! ♥️✨
I’m from Syria, and new in Germany your video inspire me to learn Germany language. I faced many difficulties in my country. but,now I’m in Germany, I have many dreams and goals to achieve. I promise you that I will master the German language. I write these words at the end of 2022, and I will come back at the end of 2023 to tell you about my work and my achievements. Many Thank ❤️
بالتوفيق اخي 💪
Alle guten Wünschen für dich
@@aarongeorge9414 vielen Dank 🙏🏻 ❤️
Why am I, a German, watching a video on how to learn German 😩
😂😂
Weil deutsch so schwer ist 😭😭
This is hilarious
Milch und tee, bitte!
Wein oder wasser, bitte!
Danker!
Great video Zoe! As someone who successfully completed a Lingoda super sprint, I thoroughly recommend them!
Servus Zoe von München!
I like your type of videos . I am living in Germany since 1 year and although i am C1 level and speaking german for many years , i have to tell you that the best way to learn is to speak with native speakers and exercise your language almost every day . I lean easier when i have theoretically learned a word and then use it while speaking with others :)
Very true! Thank you for sharing
Finally !! Merciii Zoe ça va nous être tellement utile ❤️✨
Wooow, it was fantastic Zoe
Thank you for sharing your experiences
I study in Austria a master's degree and I really felt desperation but after I visited your video I fell much more better
Das war sehr hilfreich , danke dir !
Ich hoffe dass ich bald Deutsch fließen sprechen kann
Why peoeple say they are Polyglott yet they can speak freely in german language
Thank you for making this video. Most of the time you don't know where to start when learning a new language so this video is very useful and detailed. Thank you!)
Hey, I don't have any huge urge to learn German/am not willing to dedicate the time needed but was just incredibly impressed t such a clear video, actually appealing sponsor, the hard work of you the host, just everything. The very least I could do is drop a comment.
Danke schön für deine Video ❤ I’m trying to reach a B2 level in a year but I’m struggling with finding some motivation. Your video will help me so much.
Best of luck
Hello!
I just really want to say that I am overjoyed with your video. I am currently learning German as well, but even if it is the 4th year I am learning it, I can't even reach the B1 level.
I am glad that I found your channel because these times, I feel like I am falling behind my classmates and I was searching a method to improve more effectively my German skills.
Thank you very much for your video!
Have a great holiday!
Wish you good luck with your German learning ☺️
@@zoe.languages Thank you very much! I wish you good luck too for the other languages you are planning to learn. Have a great night/day!
Thank you for your video. I have been learning German myself using different methods, I have been struggling a lot and haven't seen much progress. Nevertheless, your video motivated me to keep on practicing. You are amazing and so intellegent. I swell with pride for as you know so many languages
I just watched till the moment when you say about Lingoda and pause the video to have a look . So as a result : I wait for Sunday to have my trial lesson there haha ! Thank you Zoe !
I wish I could have a video like this but about learning Norwegian language 🤗 but grateful for the tips!
Those videos are so inspiring. I am studying chinese in the university, and that is a hell. All the characters, pronuciation and never-ending exeptions. But then I find one of THAT GODDESS'S videos and like open a hidden potential. I cannot express how much i appreciate and value Zoe's videos and her efforts.
Катя, я помогу вам с китайским - это просто, но с помощью моего метода! Пишите мне, пожалуйста! 🎄🙋🇨🇳
Thank you so much for this video! You've mentioned many resources and a lot of them are fun and encouraging to use.
Thank you so much. This video is a gem of resources. Great help for anyone wanting to learn.
You deserve a lot more views and subscribers!!
12:28 movies and series list
thank you SO much for making this video. I need this as someone who gets absolutely very overwhelmed with so many materials for learning a language. And German is indeed a language I want to learn and apply this to. Thank yu!
how’s it going?
Thanks for the tips. I will try your plan on A1. Danke schön !
im planning to do my Erasmus in Germany and this video gave me the motivation for learning german on my own, i hope can stick to plan. Thanks for sharing your tips , i appreciate it
I love Easy German! They ask good questions in every video and I learn a lot with them daily
actually, i was very much frustrated about learning this language but the motivation at the end of the video made me smile and step into my language journey with zoe!!✨
please do one for learning French 🎉
Thanks Zoe for always inspiring us
yours efforts for this video are speechless I can say in one word!!!! I am a student studying German and like you just made me enter a new new world. thanks for putting so much effort man!
Hey , you are amazing tbvh . Can you please make a separate video on Turkish language ? It would be really really helpful , will be waiting ✨💕
Love ❤️ from India I'm learning German.....Danke!
Thank you for this video! I learned German since school,but when I switched to online schooling,I just or I was lazy,or I forgot about learning this language 💔 Now I just need to learn German from start,so seriously thank you for those advices! 🤗
Excellent video and good explanation. I will be starting my B2 lessons soon here in Germany, and I love your resources.
Wow, great video, I haven't started on German yet, but my plan is more like doing it all alone by myself as much as possible. My method for up to B2 level is like this:
1 - A0 level, do "The Great Courses German Video Course" + learn German ABCs and learn to pronounce German words correctly.
2 - A1 level, use "Teach Yourself German" book + "Michel Thomas German Audio Course".
3 - A2 level, use "Assimil German With Ease" and a proper grammar book which I have yet to decide and Pimsluer audio course.
4 - B1 to B2 Level, I will go more and more into random reading of bi directional text, and watching German videos. Also try to find few Germans I can talk to on internet.
Hi Adam 😄😄😄 can you give some reasours to learn English?
I'm beginner and I don't know how can I start to learn English please, thank you so much if you read this comment 💖😄👌
@@kimberlybarcena8836 Of course. Just tell me what are the languages in which you can read properly, in which you are fluent in?
@@AdamYLM I'm fluently in Spanish this is my mother language 😁
@@kimberlybarcena8836
Step 1 - Go buy Assimil El inglés. Read one new chapter each day and revise previous two chapters. Its easy in start but will become very difficult later.
@@kimberlybarcena8836 Step 3 - When you reach a point when you can read B2 level text fast enough. Begin to listen to English videos, lots of them.
Step 4 - For speaking, use courses like Pimsluer app, only $20 per month, and will give you audio courses to speak properly. After that, try speaking on internet with real people for further fluency in English.
Thank you Zoe! I appreciate your tips. I’m definitely going to implement this into my Armenian and Norwegian studies.❤
Glad it was helpful!
Great video! just 4things:
1. Don't feel guilty for using social media! I'm learning english with your videos and I don't feel like that hahaha :) also I measure the time I have for that , is like enjoying more what I'm training (of course I'm B2-C1 english so I can afford doing that I guess)
2. I think I would be interesting for many people to know more about your study life in France! and maybe we could learn some french words too :) stories, etc.
3.Thanks for the resources and study Plan!!
4. From where is your microphone? lol
XO!
For all languges in the world :
C1 is a B2 that have been staying longtime in the country. No lesson needed to become C1. Once you reach B2 level, just live and enjoy !!!!
I am a 4 language speaker, and I'm learning german for work
Longtime is for how long exactly in your opinion? Thanks!!
@@one-of-a-kind-h C1/C2 are only exist for selling tuition, books and certificates😂.
By longtime I mean I least 2 years.
All the so called autoproclamed " youtube polyglott" will forget what they learn quickly without practice.
B2 is enough. Just live your life and be happy 🤗👍✌️
well unfortunately for international students , C1 is the requirement to study at a German (public) uni. 😭
ahhhhhh thanks for the new video you made my week!!!! 😍😍😍 Can you make a video like this for french? That would be amazing! Love you ❤
what a banger of a video ... detailed for each level. This is the best video by far on the subject. thanks.
German is so cool. The first language I tried to learn I think.
Too bad in college there was no support for it and the self taught community was way smaller back then.
Even the history professor for German laughed at the idea of me learning it lol.
To piggy on to the other poster, I think Farsi would be a great video. I don’t have any interest in learning it in the near future but I think Persian language and culture is wonderful and under represented!
...great video setup ! ...learning German should be FUN and this is the way to learn fast !
I wish there was a video like this one years ago. You give a lot of very good tips.
I'm currently just starting learning German on my own with occasional speaking partner. I really need to learn German to B2 in one year.
Hopefully I'll come back to tell the tale a year later.
Upd: 10 months later I'm on A2. But that's okay. N.b.: cutting corners leads to slower progress. Don't repeat my mistakes. Don't rush, get the new words down and by all means, if you can afford a German teacher or courses - buy them.
Upd2 05.06.2024: RN I sort of pass B1 (in reality - between good A2 and bad B1). I can feel the transition from needing to write exercises to the need of immersing myself and speaking as much as I can. My educated guess that in another several months I will be somewhere inbetween good B1 and bad B2.
The reality of situation - brain needs time to learn stuff. Maybe the goal of reaching B2 in a year is realistic for some people, but definitely not for me. But that's okay. Will update once I get this certificate or something.
Upd3 10.12.2024: I passed the exam. I'll be frank: start with a GOOD b1 level, start preparing with Mit Erfolg, take your time to be good with Schreiben templates (it may and will take several days to learn the structure by heart), in parallel - start doing Werkstatt (first do one part of the mock exam, than do exercises from the workbook), after that - use Projekt B2 for mock exams (I had everything but sprechen on the day 1, and sprechen on the day 2, but I'd suggest doing mock exams in one sitting - sometimes they have it in a single day). Most important thing for Lesen and Hören is Wortschatz, most important for Schreiben and Sprechen is to have a good structure and have enough words to express most of your ideas. And, of course, a lot of practice. Read news, watch Galileo, watch cartoons, play games - immerse yourself like your life depends on it.
Wish you all the best
How are you actually doing with your challenge ?
@@alpha9470 right now I'm on a sorta plausible B1 level and currently trying to speedrun Goethe Zertifikat Prüfung B2.
I'll write an update in 2-3 months, I'm only getting started.
@@alpha9470 currently at sorta plausible B1 and just started B2 exam preparation, wish me luck
@@MrFiremagnet I wish you luck! I don’t want to sound intrusive but, could you let me know your native language and also your schedule? Like are you working and at the same time studying German ? How many hours do you study German ?
I ask because my girlfriend needs a B2 German level in 6 months and I think it’s almost impossible to be honest so just to know how has been your schedule during this time
Vielen dank !! your video really helpfull for me as a beginner and now at A1.3 level. keep it up and stay healthy 😊
Thanks for this video. It amazing how you structure everything. Keep the hard work! Could you do French one as well?
you are soooo incredible I REALLY ADMIRE YOU !, Feminine power !! yeah. keep shining. :)
I am a native- Spanish, also doing a Ph.D. and learning Chinese, and I want to learn German because I am using a philosophy of German thinkers for my thesis, but sometimes my head feels heavy, headaches, and want to explode hahaha. but see your power, encourage me, I really admire you. All the best. Meli from Shanghai.
As a Canadian who all his life has been taught French, I for some reason find German to be quite easy and I learnt the entire language in nearly 50 weeks!
OK then correct this sentences as a proof , here is one word wrong you have to tell me and make it right
"Das Auto gehört die Frau."
"Ich küsse eine Mädchen"
"Ich gehe zum Kino"
@@禎子佐々木 Der dritte Satz ist kein gutes Beispiel, das kann man so sagen.
@@wierg Das sind 3 Sätze, wo man einen Fehler beheben soll , wenn man etwas Deutsch kann.
Der dritte Satz ist auch dafür ganz gut geeignet , er ist so völig falsch, wie er da steht.
Ins Kino not zum Kino
@@禎子佐々木 i'm quite new to this language... but is it the 2 sentence? ein Mädchen
I have decided to make my childhood dream come true by becoming a polyglot ❤ and I have interrupted my learnings, now I am determined to do it 😊
You can just tell how much you love learning languages just by hearing you speak. You seem to be having an especially great time with German too lol. Thank you so much for this.
Great video, very helpful for German language learners. Loads of thanks Zoe 👍
Thanks a lot for this detailed and well-structured video. Found it very helpful!
Thank you 😊
What a great content, I was so confused before i discovered your video. Your resources helps a lot, Thank you Zoe!
Very good, If you haven't already could you please do a video like this for how to learn French. Bless you and thank you
شكرا لك من القلب على هذا الفيديو والشرح الجميل والمفيد ❤
Hi Zoe, thank you for sharing your tips and recommendations. I find the resources super helpful. Keep up the great videos!
I really like Deutsch podcast, when I was getting ready to Prüfung B1 I had many problem with Hören. Deutsch Podcast really helped me, I listened many times and I have got 40/45 Punkte Hören und Lesen. Danke schön fur Ihr Video. Das its sehr interessant😊😊
Can you do the same video about French? :)
Will try!
@@zoe.languages You’re the best ❤️
Yes, please do for French. Pretty please & thank you.
😭👍🏻
@@zoe.languages please tell us about the same things about Arabic language.
It's request
thanks a lot! I am going to start learning German soon as my 5th language :)
Best of luck!
Wtf how bro?❤ please tell me your journey and what apps you usrf
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I'm so happy you posted this video about German specifically!
Thank you so much Zoe for putting all these resources and tips for free 🥺💜
Learned German a bit when I was at school back in 2019-2020
The school didn't give me much, but there is a little foundation nonetheless
Now it's time to build upon it
Thank you for the video, Zoe
Same but instead it was french and after 3 years of studying
All I knew was how to say my name,Mainly because I never liked French and I was never interested in learning it but I wished it was german although they couldn't get us to at least A2 level if it was german
Extremely helpful video, i first started learning german in January so easily and quickly due to a full immersion (working and living in germany and living with germans) and got to a B1 in just 5 months! And ever since i've moved i have felt a little bit stuck, my goal is to get my B2 before September 2023 and this video was exactly what i needed to figure out how to approach it, on top of my german classes which i feel are kinda holding me back. Also wanted to ask if anyone who has done Lingoda can give a quick review?
You will make it !
Hello @claraarus1929,
Could you please tell me, is it good to join the school or just follow the path provided in this video?
@@jabranparabhu1778 I would say it really depends on the person and circumstances, the course i was following in germany was nost great but it kept me going and motivated. Which i think is the best think about a language course, it sets a certain routine. But ever since i have been able to set my own routine and have been more disciplined about language learning i feel like the course that i am attending now is really not being fruitful compared to how much i learn by myself. So i would say try to see how you manage by yourself and i you do feel like you could use some external motivation then try out a course.
How is it like living there because I have similar plans
This is the best video that i've seen on how to learn german. Thank you!!
Hi Zoe ❤️ could you please make this format but for learning english? It would be really helpful
i am soo amazed by your learning ways i impressive really. much love. support and appreciation from Egypt.
as you speak Arabic كل الحب و الدعم و التقدير من مصر
This was awesome! Could you make the same for French? Love your videos!
Greetings from Germany ☺️
I will try!
French mornings with Elisa
@@zoe.languages Yes please 🙏🏽❤️
@@zoe.languages plz let me know if you upload it! thx a lot!! love u
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omg im so greatful for this video bc i couldnt find any helpful german learning videos and i really need to get so b2 lvl in 2 years since i will be applying for uni in australia
Love this channel immensely. Zoe, you are such an inspiration. I m very much keen on learning french, yet having no clue is hindering me. Therefore, my heartiest request you to make a video providing the guidelines the way you did and succeed. Thank you from Bangladesh.
Yes Yes Yes the required video. Commenting before watching. THANK YOU ZOEEEEEEEEE
😉😉😉
@@zoe.languages Brilliant amazing video I loved every detail! Just a real applicable beneficial plan with good resources. I wrote everything you said down in a document and I am gonna share with my 280K fans on my Facebook Arabic page. Many of them dreaming of immigrating to Germany and do not know how to study German. This video is the answer. From my deep heart THANK YOU MY FRIEND coz you’re on UA-cam and for your time to share with us just a precious treasure for how master languages. ❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹
@@RemonSoliman Thank you Remon. I'm glad you found this video helpful. I hope this video can help more and more people. ☺
@@zoe.languages 🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹
- Please Make a video about How to learn persian Language especially Farsi, All the books and sources That you used.. 🌹🌹
Thanks for the idea!
@@zoe.languages 💖💖🌹
@@zoe.languages Same for Arabic plz 😭😭🙏🏼
Thank you i learn dari/ farsi too
I live in iran if you want i can help you.
خیلی ممنون ! به خوبی از اطلاعات ویدیو استفاده خواهم کرد :)
german is the first foreign language that I'm learning by myself to be honest I was struggling for lot of time and I lost motivation you don't know how useful this video is going to be for me thank you 💗
You can do it!
Thank you so much Zoe, I've been watching your videos lately and gave me a lot of inspiration ❤
I bought the book tiny habits after watching your videos :)
The book is arriving tonight, looking forward to read it and put into practice all the advise.
I speak 3 languages fluently and I just did the exam A1 for Italian language. I'm planning to do the A2 next year and I am also very interested in learning German 😊
Thank you again for your wonderful videos!
Thank you for this informative video, lovely Zoe. Your videos are really great and useful for me
Glad you like it!
This was a fantastic video and I'm so grateful you took the time and effort to put it out. Thank you so much!
I'm studying in uni and it's compulsory for us to finish A2 level as one condition to graduate, but I've been putting German class aside because I need to focus on my major classes. I finished the A1 classes last year, but I found those classes' purpose is just about passing the exams and it's a bit inefficient for me time-wise, so I'm planning to study on my own and get as far as possible before I graduate. Thank you Zoe very much for this video!!!
💪wish you good luck
thank you dear zoe ❤
ممنونم زویی جون ❤
اشكر منك زويي ❤
☺️