#German

As Daniela Klette is jailed after three decades in hiding, it’s clear that good strategy, and principally democracy, beat the terror, bombs and guns, says author and Guardian international security correspondent Jason Burke

I don't know much German. I'm trying to slowly learn and what's been helping is listening to people speak in German and I'll recognize words here and there.…

I've just started learning german, and, while I'm just nailing down the basics for the time being, I mainly learn a language by consuming content in said language and especially youtube videos, even if I obviously don't understand much at first, and I'm…

I came across this 19th-century translation of an Oscar Wilde poem (https://archive.org/details/dieballadevomzu00schagoog/page/n42/mode/2up) which reads, in part (p39): Ich weiß nicht, welch Gesetz da gut, Und welches Schlecht sein mag; Die Mauer ist hart…

Are ttere only predefined verb pairs like Lachen - lächeln Husten - hüsteln ... Or can you basically make up words left and right and they would make sense? submitted by /u/annoyed_citizn [link] [comments]

A German delegation, known as the Berlin-Taipei Parliamentary Friendship Group, recently visited Taiwan, drawing criticism from Beijing. Two lawmakers told DW the visit was important for expanding economic partnerships.

When I read I understand most of the B2 texts except a few words but when i have to talk in a conversation or someone asks me a question, I answer with B1 level words / sentences.…

I only sound like normal deutsch speaking person when it is simple words but in general if i make 5 sentences only a few words sounding like how normal deutsch speaking person sounds.…

This is the first time I've ever seen possessive without von / eines / des: Das Grün frischen Grases ist unvergleichlich. Please help me understand. Is this used frequently in Germany?…

I'm in A2 level and looking for some good podcasts on Spotify for listening and speaking! I've found many podcasts but I don't know which one is good. What are your personal favourites? submitted by /u/AspiringnurseBob [link] [comments]

So obv I'm learning German (why else would I post here lol) and when I speak German my voice rises in pitch a little . I've got a child's voice (slightly deep but also slightly childish.…

Long story short, I work part time at a restaurant and my boss( ~50F) who is actually pretty chill with me, like we joke around with her about she being old asf and we call her a witch here and there in all of our languages (she knows and laughs).…

Can someone suggest an online channel (reddit / telegram) where I can find free example of the exam? thanks. submitted by /u/not-the-real-chopin [link] [comments]

i swear i sound way more serious in German than in my native language.. in real life i’m actually pretty sarcastic and humouristic, but the second i switch to German my personality becomes way more calm and formal.…

Memorizing grammar charts rarely worked for me. Active translation did. This is an example of what I used to teach myself writing faster. Today's topic is Nominative and Accusative. For those who don't remember: Nominative answers the questions Wer?…

I’m learning German because in a couple of years I want to move to Germany (to study, work, and hopefully build my life there). I took Goethe Courses up to B2.1, but now I’m taking a short break.…

Reading _Glasperlenspiel_ and noticed once more an instance where the author uses a perfect tense without "hat". Sie strebten nach [..] Klangwirkungen, nach Tönen, die noch kein Ohr gehört; sie suchten ... (Suhrkampt edn, p 28).…

Hi everyone, I recently took a German language profiency test, which showed that my German is now at C1 level. The person who evaluated the test recommended me to do a C1.2 level course (and then eventually a C2 level course).…

Hallo Leute! I started learning German because I plan to do a university exchange program. I already have a fairly good vocabulary, but I still struggle to speak fluently and to reproduce the pronunciation, especially the German "R", the same way native…

How do i use von...bis and vom...bis zum? I just dont understand this. TY submitted by /u/Low-Eye4676 [link] [comments]