I've never seriously tried to learn German, but I tend to favor Beginner's German (Teach Yourself) by Rosi McNab. If you email me, I can share a doc with you. Put something in the Subject Box to let me know you're not spam. If you use this book, the Teach Yourself website has the audio for free. You just need to make an account but it costs nothing nor do you need to put any credit card info. Amazon has the 2004 edition, which I'm talking about, for $11 in paperback and $6 on Kindle. The cover is red and yellow, mainly. You can also find a public access version online. I have three UA-cam channels I can recommend, too, but those you can also find yourself, depending on your taste.
Could you recommend German books for self-study?
I will soon. Let me peruse my books.
I've never seriously tried to learn German, but I tend to favor Beginner's German (Teach Yourself) by Rosi McNab. If you email me, I can share a doc with you. Put something in the Subject Box to let me know you're not spam. If you use this book, the Teach Yourself website has the audio for free. You just need to make an account but it costs nothing nor do you need to put any credit card info. Amazon has the 2004 edition, which I'm talking about, for $11 in paperback and $6 on Kindle. The cover is red and yellow, mainly. You can also find a public access version online. I have three UA-cam channels I can recommend, too, but those you can also find yourself, depending on your taste.