How to Learn German by Speaking to Yourself (with Robin MacPherson)
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- Опубліковано 10 лис 2020
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Host of this episode: Carina Schmid (www.carisafari.de)
Edit: Janusz Hamerski / Carina Schmid
Translation: Ben Eve
Amazing! He doesn't care about the fact that he could make mistakes when he's speaking, he only cares about getting the point across and speaking. This is exactly what everyone should strive for before drowning in grammar books!
i stand under what completely mean you.
Ich habe auch selber Deutsch gelernt und ich kann gut Deutsch sprechen!
Confidence is the key
haah yeah he just hast confindence
@@ammarsharafeldin9557 Sehr gut! Ich bin auch Deutsch lernen. Ich bin nitch gut.
Dies ist die introvertiert Method, um Sprache zu lernen😅
I use this method all the time - in the car, around the house, I even talk to my cats in German. If you already know a lot of the rules, then talking like this gives you time to think and correct yourself, without the pressure of another person, and the more you use or hear combinations of words, or word endings, the more instinctive they become. A native speaker will never think "okay so that's a feminine noun in dative so the adjective takes -en and die becomes der" or whatever - it's all natural, from habit, and the more you talk to yourself, taking your time, the more all these thousands of grammar combinations stick in your head. That then helps your listening skills because you recognise the patterns rather than thinking and translating individual words or endings.
Gute Idee
That's my thoughts exactly, I started German 25 days ago. I have Anki Goether A1 - 20 percent finished, DW's A1 Nicos weg on repeat. Now I can make sentences in my head, but I change German words I don't know with English or Russian, and then look those words up. Google translate helps immensely. And by the way I understood 100 percent of the meaning, but maybe 30 percent of words in this conversation.
Gute Idee 💡 ich komme aus Deutschland aber ich wohne in Ägypten seid ich klein war, und mein Eltern haben sich nicht darüber gekümmert mit mir deutsch zu reden also seid 5 Jahren habe ich angefangen diese Methode zu benutzen, mein Deutsch ist nicht gut, es ist auch nicht so schlecht, Also viel Glück das hilft sehr 😁 🍀
Omg all my friends who are learning a foreign language question how I made more progress in 5 months then they did in 3 years and this is exactly what I did
i thought i was the only crazy guy speaking german with my cat
I talk to myself all the time in my foreign languages. It really does help with fluency.
I do this too 😊
Ich stimme zu und so lerne ich deutsch. Es hat mir auch geholfen, mehr Fortschritte zu machen als meine Freunde 😂
Können wir uns gegenseitig helfen und uns Zeit nehmen, um über WhatsApp oder Skype Deutsch zu sprechen? Dies wäre sehr hilfreich
@@Anouar5 kann ich
Same here
Ich rede mit mir selbst den ganzen Tag im Kopf, und irgendwann kann ich das richtige Wort nicht finden und schaue direkt auf den Übersetzer, und lerne, was dieses Wort ist. Es ist eine sehr gute Methode, empfohlen 👌 und danke Cari für deine sehr deutliche Aussprache, du erinnerst mich, dass Deutsch eigentlich nicht so eine schwere Sprache ist 😊❤
Ich mache dasselbe. Sogar auf meiner Muttersprache bereite ich Sätze zum bestimmten Themen oder Situationen vor, die ich dann später aus der Ärmel ziehen kann. (Öfters unter der Dusche, warum auch immer...) Auf Deutsch muss man halt einige Sachen im Wörterbuch nachschlagen, um sicher zu sein, dass es Sinn ergibt.
Ich auch😀
ich hoffe, du das schaffen. Was ist deine Ziel. Grüße aus der Türkei
Ich auch! Ich werde mit mir selbst wie Robin sprechen/reden. Ich denke, dass viele Leute würden mich wie einen seltsamen Mensch sehen 😅
ich mache das auch und immer spreche ich mit mir selbst heimlich aber ich mochte jemanden finden , der mit mir auf deutsch sprechen kann
When I listen to Cari speaking Deutsch, it feels like I can do it..it seems so easy...thanks for this channel and especially the subtities...
SHE SOUNDS SO AMAZING
This absolutely works. I thought it was quite obvious for everyone when I was younger. I speak to myself a lot in my mother tongue since I was a kid, and was always very "praised" for being very eloquent in everyday life. When I had to learn a foreign language I automatically started doing it, realized afterwards. And yup, it works. Also, when I realized not everyone does it I asked my best friend, a psychologist, if I was going nuts. His reply was: "as long as you don't hear anyone replying to you, all is good" :)
I read an interesting article about learning and communicating in a language. The writer's main argument was this: we don't need to focus on ourselves (trying to minimise mistakes) when we communicate in a new language. Instead, we need to focus on the other side of the conversation, in our case, let's say German native speakers. It matters how much you understand when talking to native speakers. Furthermore, when you understand the natives fully, they will always understand you, no matter how many grammatical mistakes or mispronunciation may have. What I saw with Robin today was like the true example of this argument.
what is the title of that article? (So I can read it)
He's so inspiring for everyone out there including me who's learning German and feel discouraged by the difficult grammar
Hello dear
Yes German grammar is daunting but he showed that everyone can learn german despite German's hard grammar
@@nickelsmalachoski6755what you doing here PAPA lol
Ich schätze seinen Ehrgeiz, ich benutze die gleiche Methode, aber erst nach einem Jahr spreche ich auf diesem Niveau, was sollen wir tun? Wir haben nicht alle das gleiche Maß an Intelligenz..... Und vielleicht spielt auch das Alter eine Rolle
I use a “diary’s method” :) basically writing several sentences about my day in a diary in German :) now about my days in Germany (I have been in Munich for three weeks now, so it is even more fun!)
Happy first month anniversary:)
Können wir uns gegenseitig helfen und uns Zeit nehmen, um über WhatsApp oder Skype Deutsch zu sprechen? Dies wäre sehr hilfreich
@@meganl7129 danke schön aber können wir über gmail komunuzieren
Und das ist mein gmail anouar.elallali@gmail.com
@@Anouar5 Ich möchte auch, ob das okay für Sie sind.
@@akkuhilji
Hallo freut mich mit dir deutch zu üben
Wie sollen uns das machen
Mit whatsap oder etwas auch
This is really useful because I do conversation class in school but I’m not very good at it - I tend to freeze up when I’m put on the spot and everyone’s looking at me. This seems like a great way to improve, danke!
I’ve been giving my students this advice for years bc it’s worked for me with all my languages.
JUST TRY IT, und keep the motivation, there is only one way to learn eine Sprache und that is speaking, reden , como lo quieras llamar
@@Cesar-ek6yw Du vergisst Lesen und Schreiben.
@@rafikbouaouni5499 Auf jeden Fall ja, aber ich möchte einige Dinge teilen. wenn ich zu sprechen angefangen habe, könnte ich ernst vieeeele Wortschatz und Grammatik lernen . Ich weiss nicht warum aber für mich das ist den Grund weil die Kinder sehr schnell eine neue Sprache lernen
❤️💕Cari, immer sehr gute Deutschsprache Lehrerin.💕❤️
Ich bin hier, um dir beim Deutschlernen zu helfen! Du kannst gerne mit mir üben. Stell mir Fragen oder übersetze Sätze, und ich werde mein Bestes tun, um dir zu helfen.
I have the same tendency to say "also" when speaking in German as a gap while I figure out what to say.
Same as "umm", "like" etc
Liebeswort Deutschlerners: also
I feel " also, like.." are better than "umm"
They are called filler words. He uses also "ne" hehe We could use more Modalpartikeln 😊
This is bad habit, you will become habitual with this. Then after 2-3 year you will become fluent. But this word become your habit.
@@dannyallen2894 c’est le mot “alors” pour le français pour moi haha
His method reminds me of the same trick i had when i was studying English in primary school. One day the teacher passed by and asked why i was talking to myself. hahhaha
Hahaha geil!
God what a good idea!
I have tried so many times to speak with native Germans or to find German speaker partners.... Nothing worked.... All they wanted to speak just English with me😅
He gave me very good ideas how to improve my German speaking skill😄 Thank you very much 🤗
Thanks 💗
A tip is :whenever you speak with others ,act like you don’t know English ,then they will try their best to explain it to you in Deutsch.
There may be another concept to consider. It may be not that often that these Germans have the opportunity to speak English with a Native Speaker. So they would like to practice their English skill with you.
My approach would be to let them have a conversation with you in English and you answer them in German. I have done that a few times by asking the person if that was OK with them, as I explain that is how I learned to speak both English and German at the same time in Germany as a child.
@@Vedexent_ At least start there and explain in your conversation that you are in Germany to learn and better you German Language skills. At the same time you are more than willing to help the other person better their English Language skills. Keep in mind though, that one starts their first foreign language education in the 3rd or 4th Grade and this continues on until graduation some years later. If you choose to learn another language that may start in the 6th Grade and continue on. The 2nd language I chose was Latin.
Recently, I offered to send my German Relatives an abridged Oxford English Dictionary and an American English Thesaurus and they politely declined, saying that they had enough resources to do well in learning the English Language. Further, the English classes I have attended as an Observer and Native Speaker seem to bear that out, as to the proficiencies of how the Queen's English is taught in Germany. When communicating with most people in Germany I use the German Language and the same if I meet Europeans whose native language is German. It seems to put them more at ease, as they deal with being in North America. Which may be the primary reason, a European will likely want to communicate with you in English, while you are in Europe. All of us understand the immense challenges in learning another language proficiently and that it is a lifetime learning skill. Which is why I spend at least 20 hours a week on You Tube listening to German and Latin language V Logs. From German I have learned some Danish and from Latin I have learned some Spanish and Romanian, all from investing some time every week on You Tube.
I learned both English and German as a child, while living in Germany and attending German Schools for a total of 6 years and later moved to North America. Then I returned to Europe off and on for another 8 years to complete my Higher Education degrees in both Germany and Switzerland. With that time of living in Europe, I also learned local regional dialects of German and English. As Robin states in his other V Logs, there are also "Soft Skills" in Language Learning that one also needs to learn for good communications with another Human. I may not know all of the proper grammar rules every time, when writing or speaking German, yet I do know how to use a local Dialect to get around that situation when speaking.
Discord German Learning and Discussion server has many native Germans Muttersprachlers as well as very competent Fremdsprache learners to speak with. #nurdeutch Raum.
The way Cari feels genuinely happy when someone speaks and learns german, feels so gud to see it.. You are so sweet Cari and dieses Video hat mir sehr geholfen.. Vielen Dank Cari
If u like we can help etch other and talking for 30 minute for a day for exampel
@@Anouar5 I have been only studying German.. Have not spoken a single word so far.. I am afraid I might waste ur time.. If it’s ok we can do it
Sie sind genau die richtige Person
@@kingdinesh Im like u i have been studying more than a year but i have not spoken a singel world just like u
I think if we talk and have a plan we will be in a better position in just one month so wat if we do that for 6 month or mor ??
I think we need helping etch other
❤❤❤
Das ist mein Email
Wir werden hin kommunizieren
anouar.elallali@gmail.com
Und ich werde dir mein telefunnumer geben
Das tue ich schon, sogar in meiner Muttersprache.
Ein Trick, damit die Nachbarn dich nicht verstehen, wenn du unter vier Wände in Deutschland bist, redest du auf deine Muttersprache, und in deinem Heimatland, auf Deutsch 😎
@@adriandemoxica2760 das mache ich immer auch😀
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🤣🤣 es ist schön mit jemandem zu reden, der intelligent ist
Sehr gut .. Ich kann auch nicht sehr gut Deutsch sprechen aber Ja Sie haben genau erklärt ..
Ich lerne Deutsch seit drei Monaten und finde es fast unglaublich, dass ich das ganzes Gespräch ohne die Untertitel verstehen kann.
Dankeschön, Cari. Du bist eine der besten Deutschlehrerinnen!
nur ein weichziel für ein atompilz
Ich verstehe für die erste Zeit 95% von diese Video. Ich bin sehr Glücklich! Ich habe alles alleine gelernt und habe ich mehr zu lernen :)))))
Mach weiter!
Ich muss sagen dass in meine Erfahrung, die wichtigste ist Motivation. Wenn man sehr motiviert ist, kann man alles machen.
I have been trying to learn German for over five years now, and for now there is an improvement even-thou i am a Nigerian and i never going any where outside my country but however i know so many things in Speaking German in terms of pronounce, spellings, counting cardinal numbers, etc I believe one day i will get the opportunity for going to Germany. Thank You Cari and Janutz and Walt. Ich Freue Mich.
I am so happy because for the first time I could understand almost everything they're saying. I think that was because he was being very careful with the words and speaking slowly, discovering new ways to express what he had in mind. I did that when I was learning english, and I am feeling confident that I will learn German after this video. I LOVE THIS CHANNEL SOO MUCH
omg, i felt the same way !!!
@@montsetello7614 We can do this Bro !!
I absolutely love he corrected subtitles. Very clever move. Also, brilliant way to practice speaking!
Finally its not only me!! I learned English by talking by myself. And it worked! No more fear and at that time i can sense whether the grammar was incorrect or not. Must try with german language now 😊
This is an awesome idea that I'm definitely going to use. As well, I feel so self-conscious speaking German when I know I am making these same mistakes Robin made but I loved that he kept going and emphasized fun and that Cari understood everything he was explaining. Makes me think I should just go for it. One of my fave videos from this channel ♥️
Hello dear
It’s really a good method to start learning to speak a foreign language. You don’t even have to talk to yourself, just trying to think in that language or interpret your thoughts to that language is good practice. It's not easy at first but as you realize each time that you don’t know a word or how to express something, there’s no pressure, you just go look it up and take your time doing it so it gets better with time.
Ich komme im Moment mit desselbe Weg durch und weiß ich genau, wie es schwere ist fließend zu sprechen. Ich bewundere dich und vor allem deine Mut vor der Kamera zu reden 👍
I want to learn German cause I realy like the way it sounds
Du kannst lernen
@@SanguineLemon danke , ich werde mein Bestes versuchen
This is so timely for me! I have been learning German off and on since 2015. I have taken some classes with the Goethe Institut (am taking A2.2 now) but mostly learned on my own and have plateaued over and over. I felt like I couldn't remember everything I learned because I didn't get to use it. And on the few occasions I did have to speak, I was so nervous and self conscious that I did terribly. When we were on lockdown in the spring I restarted my learning and I am so motivated to make progress. I read something that Emanuel from Your Daily German wrote, that you should read aloud to yourself every day, and I have been trying to do that. I have also done things like, describe the book I am reading to an imaginary audience, or talk about a trip I have taken. I have just started working with a teacher on iTalki and told her my issues with speaking. So she is going to basically force me to become comfortable speaking. I am so encouraged, and motivated, by Robin. I feel like that is what REAL German learning looks like, that you don't get to see. It's not perfect, but he doesn't stop to think for long moments about what the adjective ending should be or whatever ...he keeps going and he seems comfortable doing it. And I had no trouble understanding him. Thank you for featuring him!
I found this very interesting, however I've also learnt something else about myself and how I would like to rekindle my German. I am now 60 years old and lived in Germany in my 6-11 year old formulative years. The German language came naturally to me, learnt from friends, TV, general interaction and has always stayed with me, 'albeit' very diminished now. I wanted to relearn the language, but found the courses either way too basic or too advanced and lost interest. However, I watched this and struggled to understand the most basic of conversation, then noticed I was watching the eyes, the mouth, facial expressions, gesticulations, all while trying to read the subtitles and translation. I closed my eyes and just purely listened to the conversation. I didn't get it first, second / third time round, but the more i went through it, the more my brain understood. I hope this may help someone else learn / hear it differently
He is making a real effort. His German prononciation is excellent, and he doesn't care about making mistakes (in the sense that it won't stop him from speaking). This is the right attitude, and he'll be speaking German fluently in no time.
Awww this was a really unexpected and beautiful collab. Great video guys, I'm a huge fan of both Easy German and Robin's channel!
Thank you for this you two! I found it discouraging thinking I'm learning this and not being able to retain any of it because I'm not speaking to another.
Also, I enjoy that he's okay with making mistakes, but still getting his point across and you receiving his "mistakes" and being so encouraging. ☺️
This is a really good method! I have become fluent in English speaking to myself!
I’m so glad,that I found this channel it’s really very Interesting. Thanks for your job.
Oooh, this was so lovely! Robin is one of the polyglots I like and follow, your podcasts are my biggest source of learning material and selbsprache is method I sometimes practice, but not so well as Robin. Thank you for this video and his tips!
i do this too and i see a lot of my speech patterns in Robin's way of speaking German, as a native english speaker! love this video thank you for inviting him to talk!
My 2 favourite bloggers together. I always say that Robin has really nice and new ideas for language learning. Er spricht sehr gut Deutsch und motiviert mich auch.
So ein zufriedener Mensch!Er ist so attraktiv!!
das war echt schön Cari & Robin. Danke!
Wirklich super Idee! Das Geheimnis, ich glaube, ist das ein-Thema-pro-Woche Teil. Das werde ich probieren.
Und auch können wir miteinander deutch üben wenn du willst
I really like how Cari handled the Situation. She is very polite. This video inspires me to practice by myself.
This is exacly what I 've been planning to do! This is fantastic to hear the same ideas as mine! This is the only way I could motivate myself learning German. Thanks for reassuring me that it can work! 👌
Loved his deutsch learning experience !great inspiration..thank you Cari❤️
Hallo ihr lieben :) vielen herzlichen Dank für die Kreativität und die praktischen Idee, die ihr immer findet :) Was ihr macht, hilft sehr viel nicht nur die deutsche Sprache zu lernen, sondern das Fremdsprachen Lernen zu verbessern :)
This is great! I've been very slowly learning German language for a while now with several methods but this has propelled me forward! His method jettisoned me into speaking sentences & helped me learn many words sooner.
As we say in Australia, he just goes for it. He's not afraid to try. & now, neither am I.
Thanks so much for putting him on the air.
I've been learning in this way for about a year and half now. I'm yet to have a conversation in German but today is the first time I've been able to put one of these videos on and just understand what is being said so it's clearly working
Im just starting self-teaching myself German and I am using a very similar method. I follow both these UA-camrs, Easy German for high-quality comprehensible input at my level, and Robin’s channel for inspiration and motivation.
Tolles Video! Ich dachte, dass ich die Einzige bin, die diese Methode benutzt. Ich auch, spreche ich mit mir selbst beim Deutsch lernen. Nämlich, vor einem Jahr habe ich begonnen Deutsch zu lernen und zwar alleine. Damals hatte ich kein Geld an einem Kurs teilzunehmen and deshalb konnte ich nur Videos auf UA-cam schauen. Übrigens, fühle ich mich wohl when ich diese Gespräche mit mir selbst führe. Als Robin sagt, das macht mir Spaß. Als ich letztes Jahr in Deutschland war, fragten mich die Leute und zwar Muttersprachlern, wo ich die Sprache gelernt habe and alle waren so beindruckt als ich gesagt hatte, dass ich keine Lehrern hatte. Deshalb, gibt nie auf, die traditionelle Methode ist nicht die Einzige Methode um unsere Ziele zu erreichen.
Thank you Cari 😇 I was talking about this topic today with my professor
Such a cool coincidence!
Vielen Dank für diese Unterhaltung!! Ich habe auch auf diese Weise viel Deutsch gelernt!!! 👍👍👍👍
Das Video habe mich für Deutch der Sprachpraxis viel begeistert. Vielen Dank.
Bin froh, dieses Kanal entdeckt zu haben 🙂 Ich kann zwar fließend Deutsch, nur eben nicht wie ein Muttersprachler. Mir fällt es manchmal schwer, mich in gewissen Situationen auszudrücken... Vorallem wenn ich aufgeregt bin oder das Gespräch etwas tiefsinniger ist. Ich finde die Idee einen Podcast regelmässig anzuhören prima... Oder auch mit sich selbst ein Gespräch zu führen...mein Deutsch kann sich immer aufbessern....und momentan höre ich alles oder lese nur auf meine Muttersprache 😅 Danke für die Videos!
Dein Deutsch klingt toll Treemarie! Falls du unseren Podcast noch nicht kennst, hör mal rein! 😃 👉www.easygerman.fm
Ich werde definitiv reinhören 🙂
wirklich nützlich. danke!
This is perfect for me, as I'm also shy and I've been avoiding talking with people in German. I'll definitely have to check out Robin's channel.
Go you Robin!! You made us proud!!
Yes, sometimes I'll be having conversations, and my kids are like..." Who you talking to?' but it really is the best way to practice...walk yourself through your day with foreign language... I have been learning Spanish that way, and then french and German....
Toll Idee...Ich werde als du machen..Liebe Grüße;)
Aus Slowenien
Wonderful, this is a method I always recommend to people. I've used it for both Spanish and English. It also helps you know what your limits are as you try to explain yourself to yourself hahaha. I sincerely love it a lot, it's so much fun.
That's great! 💗
Thanks for inspiration. I started with a variation based on method in the video - Now when I practise german words in Anki I always have to invent sentence where I use the word and say it aloud. It forces me to speak and create sentences which helps with talking ability and also helps with better understanding of each word since I actually have to use it.
I love this video and the conversation. It really gives me a lot of motivation. Thank you.
Robin ist sehr sympathisch und ich finde seine Methode Sprachen zulernen toll! Ich habe selber Niederländisch dadurch gelernt dass ich mit mir selber auf Niederländisch geredet habe. Auch sprach ich in dieser Sprache mit meinen Hunden 😄 Ich glaube Robin ist vorbildlich vor allem jetzt wenn Leute einander nicht oft treffen dürfen.
Robin hat sooo eine tolle und positive Ausstrahlung! Ich habe das Interview sehr genossen! Ich bin selbst Deutsche, werde seine Tipps aber auf jedenfall bei anderen Sprachen anwenden! Vielen Dank dafür :)
Können Sie mir helfen, meine Sprache zu entwickeln, weil ich wirklich einen Muttersprachler brauche .
This video is SOOOO useful for me to learn German; hearing another auslander speak in a basic way for some reason is easier to understand than a native German speaking slowly. Thank you so much and please do more of these auslander cameos xxx
Das hat mir sehr geffält. Robin ist sehr kreativ. Ich werde auf jeden Fall seinen Sender checken.
Das ist wahr, ich mache gleich, rede mit mir selbst und desto setzt ich die Sätze besser und macht Spaß
I used this method when I was in Germany, because I was so shy to even try to talk to people, so so shy. So I grabbed my phone, I went into google translate application and I asked questions to my self with voice funcionality. So the translator was trying to figure it out what the hell I was trying to say and also this app corrected me, as the same way I tried to answer my question. I felt enormous progress on my language learning.
I would like to see more of these, highly educative especially in robin's conversation I easily followed english and german of the words I appreciate anyone who contributed to this video
Never have I found parentheses so precious as when I'm learning German from your channel. Thanks, Easy German!😍
I learned English by talking to myself and my parents took me to therapy. Then I continued doing it when I was alone and also reading and writing a journal all in English. Same I do with German
Stimmt, ich habe diese Methode auf Englisch benutzt und jetzt kann ich perfekt Englisch!
Aber ich wurde dir definitiv empfehlen, auch einen Kurs zu nehmen.
Vielen Dank für ihre Rat. Sehr gute idee!
I studied German in college 40 years ago. We did study grammar as well.
I need to review and improve at this time.
Ich habe dieses Video sehr nützlich gefunden!! Vielen Dank! ❤️
Ich auch Frau Letizia
Ich hoffe dass störe ich nicht...
Woher kommen Sie?;)
Thank you for this. I am an introvert. So learning is difficult for me besonders, wenn ich mit andere nicht sprechen kann. 😥😅
I finde in Robin all my self in the way he tries to put together the words in correct Order,well done. German macht Spaß wenn du die wie eine spiel lernen kannst. Danke Easy German.
I tought I woldn't understand a thing, but it was surprisingly compreensible and helpful. Nice work
Diese Idee ist toll, habe ich sie selbst eingesetzt, und das wirkt Wunder. Ich habe es vor, das jeden Tag auf dieser Methode in verschiedenen Themen Deutsch zu üben, hoffentlich werde ich bald fließend deutsch sprechen kann..
Viel Erfolg! 😃
Sehr gut gemacht! Ich bin der Meinung, dass es ein sehr gute Methode ist, um mit selbst zu sprechen weil jede Person hat eigene Wortschatz. Es ist wirklich wichtig zu verstehen, dass wir nicht brauchen, alle Wörter auf ein Sprache sich zu erinnern und was brauchen wir ist nur die minimal Basic Wörter die wir oft nutzen.
Hmm, Du benutzt scheinbar recht viele verschiedene Worte, nicht nur ein paar. (•‿•) In der Praxis habe ich mir zumindest immer wieder ein paar zusätzliche Worte herausgesucht, um mich präziser ausdrücken zu können. Dadurch wächst der Wortschatz auch langsam aber sicher.
Ich bin von Amerika nach Deutschland gezogen und es war eine große Veränderung, ich musste in weniger als einem Jahr Deutsch lernen! Es hat eine Weile gedauert, aber die Videos haben geholfen! Danke!
Ich freue mich sehr, dass ihr ein Video zusammen gemacht habt!
I don’t understand how he got so fluent in such little time! Even after hearing what he said he did. Amazing and crazy I wish I could do it that fast 👍🏻
did you find him fluent? I don't think so he's fluent 😅. I can speak better german than him but I don't consider myself good at all. May be it depends how you consider what fluent or not, he's good in a conversational manner but schriftlich deutsch ist sehr schwieriger als gesprochene deutsch.
@@vikast4537 good points! I always say if I can understand someone's German so easily it must not be great German vs. a native speaker speaking normally which is an effort for me
His listening skills and understanding are good for that short of a time. Speaking is not too bad either has a basic fluency.
How about now
@Branden-vl9sl I'm now B1 and live in Munich. And I was probably A2 barely at the time so I still struggle and don't understand how people gey fluent quick. 2 years later, two years of german at uni later... its hard
This is exactly how I self-taught Japanese... I studied in my room for hours at a time, watched things with subtitles and took notes... I changed my phone into Japanese and used Japanese when talking with myself as often as possible. I still believe the only reason I was able to just go straight for the N3 test (and pass!) was because after studying alone for about 3 or 4 years I found a small group of people in my city who met up weekly. There weren't even many native speakers aside from the host, but just having a place to practice and study with helped me overcome that little hurdle of going from "conversational beginner" to "intermediate". I minored in Japanese without ever taking a single Japanese class with this method ! (tested out of them all)
Now I am here, attempting the same with German, although unlike Japanese, I have taken 2 semesters of German in the past. I find that I can understand the German fairly easily, but it's creating sentences of my own that is difficult at this stage. Wünsch mir glück!
oh yeah, the best way to make me feel old is that I started learning Japanese before apps even really existed ... lol... i started with "japanese . about . com" ahahhahaha
Ich drücke meine Daumen für dich.
Ausdruck egal mündlich oder schrieben ist immer schwieriger als Versehen, einfach glaub in dem Prozess eventuell unsere Sprach Fähigkeiten werden genug verbessern! Haha, ich habe gerade meinen Saltz für heute erledigt🤗
I loved this video, how you fixed his mistakes was helpful for me to notice my own mistakes. Danke sehr.
Cari, vielen Dank für dieses hervorragende Video. Ich habe es in vollen Zügen genossen. Euer Podcasts sind tatsächlich Hammer , und hoffentlich kann ich bald auch Easy English podcast zuhören. :)
super cool!! ich werde das auch versuchen
Ah Cari na das ist die beste Metode glaube ich, ich mache ja genau so... 💞 💞 Viele Grüße.
Herzlichen dank für deine hilfreiche Methode!
Eigentlich habe ich ganz genau wie du auf diese Weise Deutsch gelernt und ich werde das tatsächlich zukünftig mit stärkeren Motivation fortsetzen!
Richtig cool!
Bin seit fast 20 Jahren im Beruf (Dolmetscher für Deutsch und Russisch) und bin total von Euren Videos begeistert und finde jedes Mal für mich ein neues Wort oder eine neue Redewendung etc.!
Super, dass es Euch gibt!!
Danke Carina! Das kontent ist toll
Aus Indien
Ich spreche oft mit mir selbst hehehehe und das hat sehr gut geklappt! , Schön zu hören, dass andere Menschen so machen.
This is great advice! I've lived years in Germany and understand most everything BUT I don't speak as fluently as I wish.
Das war für mich sehr sehr interessante dinge! Vielen Dank, brauchte das gehört !
Ich wenn Cari Deutsch spricht: Deutsch ist doch nicht so schwerig, ich kann es schaffe! 😃
Ich wenn irgendjemand anderes Deutsch spricht: diese sprache ist unmöglich 😩😅
... eines Tages 😛
Exactly! Can everyone please speak like her? 😅
total dafur
Ich stimme zu
I tried to interwiew myself and the only negative thing I found,becouse I was doing it wrong, was that I didn't answer the "questions ",the way I really meant,but was way much focused on the words I know,when I don't know others ..so I was cutting my opinions in the way to fit the story flow.
i use wrong words and wrong grammar :D sometimes i speak in english with my sister , but she laughing at me,because she said, that i have very bad and funny english :D but it's only beginning and i hope in the future my english will be great.
Cari du sprichst so ein feines deutsch danke
Ein tolles Video! Herzlichen Glückwunsch, das hilft sehr wenn man Fremdsprache lernt. Und die Untertiteln nicht nur korrigiert normale Fehler, sondern auch zeigen genau was er sagen mochte.
Na bitte, das ist aber FANTASTISCH (see what I did there?)
Ich versuche seit 3 Monate mich in eine Deutschkurs anmelden, aber es geht nicht, alle werde sehr schnelll belegt.
Ich LIEBE es euch zu hören und jetzt werde ich sicher mit dem Transkript viel mehr und schneller lernen. Hoffe ich :D
Vielen Dank!
Vielen Dank, Alejandro! 💗 Das freut uns sehr!
kann man machen nur wenn man alleine zu Hause ist, sonst denken alle andere dass man verrückt geworden :D
Nicht nur das man verrückt geworden ist, aber auch dass man eine neue Sprache plötzlich spricht!
Meine Eltern sind schon gewohnt Hahaha
@@estherandherlittleworld7821 Das ist auch mir passiert. Alle Lachen! :D
@@snehaharshita3911 Das Leben von Leute die Sprachen lernen ☺️
@@estherandherlittleworld7821 Genau! Keine Zwiefel! Leute verstehen es, wenn wir neue Sprachen fließend vor ihnen sprechen.
Danke schön für eure Videos. Ich habe bereits viel von euch gelesen, das war super Thema von easy German.
Ein tolles Video wieder. Vielen Dank. Ich mag Easy German.👏👏👏