99% of German Learners FAIL to Reach Fluency: These 6 quotes can save you from their fate.
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- Опубліковано 20 тра 2024
- Discover the secrets to achieving German fluency with Herr Antrim's latest video, where he explains the pivotal role of consistency in language learning. Uncover effective strategies for learning German, from the formation of solid learning habits to practical tips that will guide you on your journey to mastery. This video is your ultimate guide to establishing a German study schedule that integrates daily practice seamlessly into your life, ensuring steady progress in reading, listening, writing, and speaking German.
Herr Antrim addresses common challenges learners face and provide solutions for overcoming obstacles, including how to effectively reschedule German lessons without derailing your progress. Learn how to transform your aspirations of fluency into reality through consistent effort and smart practice. His insights on habit formation in language learning reveal how regular, focused activities can lead to significant improvements over time.
Whether you're starting from scratch or looking to refine your skills, Herr Antrim's tips for achieving fluency in German will help you develop a robust learning routine. By emphasizing the importance of consistency, daily practice, and the ability to adapt your schedule as needed, we'll show you how to build and maintain language learning habits that stick.
Join Herr Antrim as he explores the essential elements of learning German effectively, from the basics of grammar to advanced conversational skills. This video is your roadmap to becoming fluent in German, equipped with strategies for reading, listening, writing, and speaking that will elevate your language learning to new heights. Don't miss out on discovering the secrets to becoming a confident and capable German speaker through the power of consistency and habit formation.
In this video:
0:00 The Power of Consistency in Language Learning
0:18 Quote #1
1:19 Quote #2
2:24 Quote #3
3:14 Quote #4
4:05 Quote #5
4:42 Quote #6
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Thank you for your lessons, your good advice and your hard work. I have tried learning German a couple of times, and quit both times; just stopped doing it. I do not regret not being fluent, because those 2 stints did help me recognize words, and sometimes I can even figure out what a news article is saying or the gist of a German statement. I did the same thing with electronics, and when I finally went back to learning it for real, it was super easy vs. the feeling of "lost" and "struggle" the first time around.
This is serious AND very helpful AND I'm going to set a schedule as soon as I finish this video (and I'm going to write the quotes in my German notebook) BUT I have to share that I literally laughed out loud at 4:03! You're right, but that delivery tickled me. PS I'm going to share this with lots of people, even those who aren't studying German, because this is that good for whatever someone wants to succeed at.
This is great advice. It truly is a matter of consistency!
Absolutely love this perspective. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and making the language-learning more enjoyable and rewarding.
Much appreciated 🙌🏾
Thank You.
Yeah, for me that helped getting my vocabulary. The only way I got my confidence up to actually a level I’ll try last year, was being forced. I moved to Germany for a life change, and it was very hard at first. It’s gotten better due to my field of work having nobody fluent in English. It’s expected of course, but that’s what helped me to not feel stupid all the time, even if I knew the words.
Ach Jahr, ich weiß, dass ich gerade im Krankenhaus war, also konnte ich kaum konsequent sein, weil die Krankenschwestern mich nicht lassen würden!
Wie auch immer, ich bin froh, deine Stimme wieder zu hören, 😊😊
denn das WLAN war verrückter Mist 😮😮 and your familiar way of putting things come back to me now I am home ! 🙂🙂
It scared me when the doc said it was touch & go .. 🥲😐😐
Is your a2 level online course enough to clear goethe a2 level exam?
I never recommend using just one resource for learning German. While my course will get you pretty close, it is very grammar heavy and will still require you to practice speaking and writing outside of the course in order to pass the exam.
WOW!
Wieso nicht auf Deutsch? Grüsse aus Finnland.
Dieses Video ist für Deutschlerner gedacht, die noch nicht so gut Deutsch können. Es wäre doof, wenn sie dieses Video nicht verstehen könnten und deshalb weiterhin kein Deutsch können.
@@MrLAntrim Wahr/oikein/true.