This is very helpful! I especially like how the woman speaks very clearly and distinctly so the learner can hear the sounds exactly, and then the man speaks more naturally, as one would hear it "on the street." I think it's always important for beginners to hear both versions. I also like the language you have chosen to include. Well done!
I really like the fact that he's more natural. You get a good idea of the proper way to pronounce something at a speed that's good for learning, then you get to here how it will be said when you actually need to speak it. It was very helpful for me.
Actually if you can speak English (which you can obviously) it shouldn't be that hard for you to learn German too. Based on the fact that English is a Germanic language (together with influences from Greek, Latin) many words and constructions are similar, like Boot = boat, Land = land and so on.
Frank The fact that english is a germanic language doesn't mean that is a lot of similar. They both have some similarities but those similarities are not enought for getting the lenguage. You will need much more than those similarities. My mother lenguage is spanish and in my opinion it has lot of similarities with german(both latin roots) except vocabulary of course! constructions are similar in spanish too but construction is not the problem of german.
There are lots of similarities in the vocabulary. Just a few examples: Word = Wort, Boat = Boot, Land = Land, Arm = Arm, Bear = Bär and so on and so on. The TH actually is coming from the Greek δ (delta) spoken like the TH in English and used in (for example) that. And this "that" is in some region of Germany also used like "dat". German uses some Latin words, but it is not a Romanic language, it also has a strong Greek root, like Spanish. Anyway I am glad Spanish has lots of similarities with German, because I started to learn Spanish. ;)
Yeah, as someone that speaks English I find most of the basic words easy to learn. It's the really long ones that are hard to fit into a sentence without twisting your tongue. There's consonants in some longer words that aren't pronounced but as an English born speaker, my brain tells me to speak all of them. Training your brain to not want to pronounce words as they look is the hard part.
Dear Magauchsein: I´m delighted with your process to teach the German language. I live in Mainz (9 Months) and I´m learning a lot with your sistem because I just use the English language everywere but I need absolutely the German language to work in this country on my job (technical). To LEARN the BASICS of basics in any language is FUNDAMENTAL and DON´t worry with critics, To teach SLOW Down, BASIC words and SHORT expressions its v/good for the Beguinners! ...J.Lourenco/Mainz
@EthyTheSimsLover123 In fact we got Best of Polish video. Search for Polish Blackboard on my channel :) And visit us in our Polish Language Forum on solarnet tv. You can help a lot. If you would write a list of sentences you want to know - I promise to make a video based on your list very quickly.
After listening to this German lesson a second time I noticed a rather subtle difference in the speech patterns of these two very delightful young presenters: The young man speaks sentences with the proper word emphasis. The young lady is reciting words in a fairly uniform manner. Moreover, the former speaks the sentences in a more fluent way which, in fact, gives more meaning to the statement.
viel danke, sehr gut !!. greetings from mexico, these videos really have helped me, because I've started learning Deutch some time ago. And I liked how she say the phrases slowly and then he say them at normal speed. Congratulations !!! you have another suscriber !!
vielleicht es ist interessant für dich, weil du hast es noch nicht gesehen? I teach English and occasionally find myself watching beginner videos in English wondering why on earth I am wasting my time :p
I think the combination of both is what is actually needed: one speaks slower, another how one would normally speak. Made me smile how the guy blushed while saying 'Ich liebe dich' )))
because you want to describe how you feel and not what you are. There is probably not much logic in it but only a language tradition but if you would say: Ich bin warm. Most people would understand it as you saying that you are gay. (because the old German version for a gay person would be: warmer Bruder)
Thank you very much. I really benefited from this video. It's a great help for the beginners to learn some basic phrases. The pronunciation is very clear.
Very much enjoyed this video and I hope to see of them. I like the idea of two of you reciting the same phrases. As a beginner speaker of German, this was very helpful!
Vincent Stark Depends on the social situation. The meaning "I don't care" could be added in the cultural subtext. But really no one would be able to notice that unless you know the person really well and you know how her/his intonation changes when she/he is not in a good mood.
The girl pronounced it clear, so it's easy to understand. The guy spoke faster and more muddled, which is probably how people speak normally everyday. So it was good to have both
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This is very helpful! I especially like how the woman speaks very clearly and distinctly so the learner can hear the sounds exactly, and then the man speaks more naturally, as one would hear it "on the street." I think it's always important for beginners to hear both versions. I also like the language you have chosen to include. Well done!
I like how they speak slowly enough for people to follow.
Not slow enuf
Seems like they are on gun point
Literally, even see the curtains. Seems like the Taliban are forcing them to speak German.
Shahbaz Ali loooool
at gun point
Tim Watts hahhah english 1at 1 ……… I mean 1 on 1
Ich wohne in Deutschland nun seit fünf Jahren. Es habe mit solche Videos begonnen, Deutsch zu lernen. Nun kann ich sehr gut Deutsch sprechen :D
I like the way the guy pronounces the words... Pretty clear-klar
"Ja. Ich verstehe." is a phrase I'd never get to say.
Warum nicht?
why?
😂😂
@@Master_Trip_BR because I’d never be able to speak german.
I really like the fact that he's more natural. You get a good idea of the proper way to pronounce something at a speed that's good for learning, then you get to here how it will be said when you actually need to speak it. It was very helpful for me.
Learning German is a challenge to our brain. But it is beautiful language as well as the speakers of it.
Actually if you can speak English (which you can obviously) it shouldn't be that hard for you to learn German too. Based on the fact that English is a Germanic language (together with influences from Greek, Latin) many words and constructions are similar, like Boot = boat, Land = land and so on.
Ok.
Frank The fact that english is a germanic language doesn't mean that is a lot of similar. They both have some similarities but those similarities are not enought for getting the lenguage. You will need much more than those similarities. My mother lenguage is spanish and in my opinion it has lot of similarities with german(both latin roots) except vocabulary of course! constructions are similar in spanish too but construction is not the problem of german.
There are lots of similarities in the vocabulary. Just a few examples: Word = Wort, Boat = Boot, Land = Land, Arm = Arm, Bear = Bär and so on and so on. The TH actually is coming from the Greek δ (delta) spoken like the TH in English and used in (for example) that. And this "that" is in some region of Germany also used like "dat". German uses some Latin words, but it is not a Romanic language, it also has a strong Greek root, like Spanish. Anyway I am glad Spanish has lots of similarities with German, because I started to learn Spanish. ;)
Yeah, as someone that speaks English I find most of the basic words easy to learn. It's the really long ones that are hard to fit into a sentence without twisting your tongue. There's consonants in some longer words that aren't pronounced but as an English born speaker, my brain tells me to speak all of them. Training your brain to not want to pronounce words as they look is the hard part.
Its the most useful video i have ever followed .... Please make a complete series like this
@cinephilist
yes, it is :) I kept asking him to speak more clearly but this is the way he would always speak.
They Speak so nicely.easy to understand each word.
@Esclaunder
I will ask her as soon as I meet her. She also said that I can reupload it after her applications are through.
When he said I love you. Aww.
Yes, my German is this bad, this is the right level!
Ja. Mein Deutsch ist schlecht. Das ist richtig.
is this correct? :-)
+Light Yagami Haha as far as I know after casially studeing german for 8 months, es it richtig ahah
Vergiss es
Dear Magauchsein: I´m delighted with your process to teach the German language. I live in Mainz (9 Months) and I´m learning a lot with your sistem because I just use the English language everywere but I need absolutely the German language to work in this country on my job (technical). To LEARN the BASICS of basics in any language is FUNDAMENTAL and DON´t worry with critics, To teach SLOW Down, BASIC words and SHORT expressions its v/good for the Beguinners! ...J.Lourenco/Mainz
@EthyTheSimsLover123
In fact we got Best of Polish video. Search for Polish Blackboard on my channel :)
And visit us in our Polish Language Forum on solarnet tv. You can help a lot. If you would write a list of sentences you want to know - I promise to make a video based on your list very quickly.
After listening to this German lesson a second time I noticed a rather subtle difference in the speech patterns of these two very delightful young presenters: The young man speaks sentences with the proper word emphasis. The young lady is reciting words in a fairly uniform manner. Moreover, the former speaks the sentences in a more fluent way which, in fact, gives more meaning to the statement.
viel danke, sehr gut !!. greetings from mexico, these videos really have helped me, because I've started learning Deutch some time ago. And I liked how she say the phrases slowly and then he say them at normal speed. Congratulations !!! you have another suscriber !!
I'm German why exactly am I watching this?
Because you want to see what it is like too see such basic phrases in both launguages for fun
+jaafar rachid ,hay Mr. jaafar do you have email please ?
hello can we talk together i need to talk with native speaker😧
because of hot guy or girl?
vielen danke ihnen
You are the best ! Clear and in no rush. Thanks a lot.
Quiero aprender algo de alemán, y este curso es muy fácil de seguir. Además, esta señorita, alemana supongo, es muy linda!
Por favor, fue sólo un comentario lo de la chica. Los cursos son buenos. :-)
Es mas fácil aprender de una maestra linda.... Puede ser. Seguro que no es menos dificil. ¿Has avanzado en tu alemán?
That girl looks like Uma Thurman's little sister xD
The whole video the man is keeping serious but....when he says "ich liebe dich" i love you, he turned be happy 😏
I've noticed the same thing lol
Yeah, i understand the man, with that girl, who doesn't get happy saying those words?
Maybe he thought of someone specifically when said that lol
Maybe xD who knows lol
i dont even know why im watching this, i can already speak german fluently xD
haahahaha geht mir genauso xD
vielleicht es ist interessant für dich, weil du hast es noch nicht gesehen?
I teach English and occasionally find myself watching beginner videos in English wondering why on earth I am wasting my time :p
Felix Höglinger ja holen mein beer stein!
sehr erfreut ,große video, vielen danke
I think the combination of both is what is actually needed: one speaks slower, another how one would normally speak. Made me smile how the guy blushed while saying 'Ich liebe dich' )))
Beide sind soo süß!
Vielen Dank, Leute!
Das, was ihr macht, ist sehr sinvoll !
Vlad, Wien.
Ich mag beide video. I'd like to see them both up so we can choose which we like, but they are both good. Please keep them coming!
@chujwastoo
Danke. Kein Problem.
this is the best German lesson on you tube..
viel danke
Ich mag diese video. It is useful and easy. Thanks
Ich mag dieses Video* ;)
+Konsti | Airfox haha
Bitte setzen mehr Videos mit diesem Paar. Eine ausgezeichnete Video.
Please put more Videos with this couple. Excellent video.
vielen danke
+shinam - Please write real german!
Diese Videos sind sehr hilfreich!
This is SO helpful for a beginner, thank you!
Good video ! Greeting from Buenos Aires Argentina !
Danke schön!ich mag diesen Kanal,ich lerne Deutsch... Das ist nützlich
because you want to describe how you feel and not what you are. There is probably not much logic in it but only a language tradition but if you would say: Ich bin warm. Most people would understand it as you saying that you are gay. (because the old German version for a gay person would be: warmer Bruder)
Thank you very much. I really benefited from this video. It's a great help for the beginners to learn some basic phrases. The pronunciation is very clear.
that's great :) thank you
This is so much better. Thank you for reposting it!
I want to know more about Jacob, he is absolutely gorgeous! Does he appear in any other German language videos I would like to know. Danke
the dude at the end was getting excited haha
Great!! I am glad you reposted, but the other girl was good, too. Can you post other lessons?
guys . thank you so much you know you really help me ... i will live in germany and i want to learn .. so thanks a lot
This is excellent, thank you.
Ich liebe es! Das ist sehr gut. Fantastisch. Danke
This is so much better. Thak you for reposting it!
That girl really captures he German spirit!
Ich komme aus Bulgarien und ich lerne zwei Sprachen! Super haha
The same for me, fellow. I come from an Spanish speaking country
"Es ist warm" has been translated incorrectly with " It is hot". Its translation would be "Es ist heiß". Both in English and German, warm ist warm.
Vielen danke für das video. Herzlichen Glückwunsch!
Thank you for this video! Awesome job!
Please do more videos of this course. Ok. Please
Very much enjoyed this video and I hope to see of them. I like the idea of two of you reciting the same phrases. As a beginner speaker of German, this was very helpful!
Ich mag das :)
Sally May ich auch mag das
@@hintsaabrham2641 Ich mag das auch:)
i am from india. i really enjoy in learning german language. my mother tongue is telugu.
@EthyTheSimsLover123
I will try
Nice... I already know deutsch but my learning was a little "hektisch" so this just makes it a lot funner.. Thanks guys!
Genial. Merci.
Thanks, this makes german a little less scary.
I like your lesson . where I can get more.
Wow! Ich mag diesen Mann! Er ist sehr schön!
Danke. Beautiful girl. I noticed TWO accents hers and his.
Thanks for this video . I like this video.
viel Erfolg :)
can you have a slower spelling ?
I tried to repeat it after they spoke, but they spoke with a bit fast.
anyway, it was great ! danke
Excellent!
sehr gut gemacht !!!
Ich finde gut. Danke.
thanks very much for your help
Vielen dank!. Danke schon! Thank you so much for this video, its so easy to understand.
Danke,
es ist gut für learnen deutchland.
vom Japan.
Excelente aula gostei muitoi
Does "Kein Problem" really mean "I don't care" instead of "No Problem" or have no one else really noticed it in 5 years? >.>
Vincent Stark Just "no problem".
Vincent Stark Depends on the social situation. The meaning "I don't care" could be added in the cultural subtext. But really no one would be able to notice that unless you know the person really well and you know how her/his intonation changes when she/he is not in a good mood.
It means "nevermind" in this context
Vielen dank!
really cool! the first video i see that is slow enought to understend something.
Danke Schön
Ich mag dieser video
vielen dank, thankyou
Do u guys have more lesson, pls let me know, I follow u guys👍😍
Thank you for the very helpful videos !!!
In the prepositions you must have forgetten to mention the word : woher = from where
the guy is better at expressing hhaha why is he holding a laugh tho however that girl looked like a robot she shows zero emotions lol
I'm asa
The girl pronounced it clear, so it's easy to understand. The guy spoke faster and more muddled, which is probably how people speak normally everyday. So it was good to have both
They pronounce the ö in möchte differently. Neither pronounced the full "en" in morgen.
The mean thing is that you can learn with this video ! Greeting from Argentina
@@colt-one Why should they pronounce a silent "e"?
Vielen Dank für dieses Video
This lady is really nice!
Ich verstehe alles, was Sie gesagt haben. Danke schön :)
Muito bom adorei..
Good! Thank you!
Danke für dieses Video. I verstehe. Danke Schön.
I think it was intentional, so that we could see how the pronunciation can vary.
I love this language danke
Great!
Vielen Dank 🙏🏼🙏🏼
danke schön
Really that is cool & god bless you 2 I like german language this is clear but plus continue good luck !!!
4:27
The teacher: I AIN'T HEAR NO "VAN" THERE, FAILED!
On 1:18 they say "Ich bin aus Munster", shouldn't it be Ich Komme aus Munster? which is correct?
Both are correct Claudia Rocha
It is like we say in English "I am from Münster (bin)" or "I come from Münster( komme).. Both are correct
where can i get more of your videos
silahkan di coba .. sesuai sama pelajaran sekolah
Exelente video!
gut video vielen danke
sehr gut ! danke !
My favourite moment 4:33
🥰
Bitte mache mehr Videos von diesem Kurs. Ok, bitte