I'm native german speaker and listen just for fun to this. It may improve your listening skills, but there some sentences that never said like this in Germany, for example 24:59 "Die Regensaison naht". There is nothing like a "rainy season" in Germany. And also 12:48: The study of "Computer Science" is not translated when speaking german, it's called "Computer Science" in german too, not "Computerwissenschaften". 34:21 "Es ist mir ein Vergnügen", it's correct, but no one ever say this in Germany, people would say something like "Gern geschehen", or "Gerne" or "Bitte" or "Selbsverständlich"
@Pepo G Well, you would rather say "es war mir ein Vergnügen" after someone says "thank you". "Es ist mir ein Vergnügen" just isn't something to say in a normal conversation. "Mit Vergnügen" would by possible though.
I just found your channel and I'm going to dedicate one hour each day, for a month, starting today Dec. 24th 2020, let's see how fast I learn at least the basic German language. Wish me luck, I'm going to need it.
Coming here from a Few months of daily Duolingo practice. This starts out very simplistically but rapidly progresses to more challenging levels. Love it. Thank you!!
When I was active duty, I lived there for 3 years and my wife is a native German. It’s a hard thing to grasp, there are so many ways to say something, plus you have your regional dialects and then there’s always the High and Low German that you have to worry about….not to mention all the tenses and cases. I find that if it’s spoken at the rate that’s in this video, I can understand it, but when I listen to my in-law’s, I pick up every 4th word or so.
Conversation. 2:20 Meeting a stranger 9:33 Meeting a friend 16:29 Family 23:32 Weather 29:35 Restaurant 36:40 Business m. 42:37 Directions 48:54 Taxi 55:27 Arriving at the hotel.
Dich ist sehr schon lektion. I am planning to come to Germany, wanted to make some friends. BTW I completed my A2. Hopefully by August my visa would be approved too.❤
I took a German language course in high school, but have forgotten most of it at my age. It's wonderful to hear it sprechen again. A wonderful language. Meine frau ist Deutcher, but we speak English because we are Americans. Danke for this opportunity to hear the language and translation of conversations. I encounter a bit of German on international products, but don't always pay attention to it unless I'm bored. Vielen dank, Bob
@@gabrieljosefg6289 nicht meine mutter, meine frau. She has lived in America since a small kind. We are both American. She doesn't mention it, and has forgotten most of her language she was born into as a toddler of 3 or 4. She can recognize a few words of German on TV is about all
Guten Tag. Mein Name ist Fel. Ich komme aus Indonesien. Ich learne Deutsch. Im so happy to found this channel. Really helps me so much and I would like to thank you. Im a begginer but better than now. So, pls can I have more conversation Videos about caregivers also??? I guess can get Chance to working in Germany. Vielen dank. Schön Tag aus 🇲🇨😍🇩🇪
The problem with such language courses is that it ignores the role of word order, and so it becomes a matter of memorization rather than thought. The critical task in learning a language properly is learning how to think in that language. For example, German does not ask "What is your name?", German asks "What call you (self)?" German does not ask "What's up?", it asks "What goes?".
@@montanacreed5826 when I took French, our teacher did everything in French from day one. But from my experience, it takes a lot of time to think in another language.
@@chantyclause Same as my German teacher. Everything in German - pointing at familiar objects and using the German word. Helped us realise the similarities and demystified it a bit. Later he just English to explain more complicated things.
@@chantyclause Well, I first learned German in the Berlitz School of Languages in total immersion with my teacher. This was one-on-one instruction. Only German was spoken there. That was Monday, Wednesday, and Friday with three 45-minute sessions for six months. It did not include grammar learning. You learn like a child learns it from his parents. It eventually "comes" and makes sense. I learned enough to get around Germany on many trips there trying to put myself in situations that required me to speak and listen to the language. After living there for two years, I took two years (4 semesters) of formal or High German in college. This is where I was forced to learn the grammar. There are some rules but not always. The grammar is not so easy but to conjugate sentences properly you have to learn it. One of the difficulties of learning German is that you do have Genders like in English. Our English is much less complicated because inanimate nouns and pronouns are usually Neuter (but there are a few exceptions). In German every noun and pronoun must be learned and memorized along with its Gender. This is where Der (masculine), Die (feminine), Das (neuter), and the prefixes of every noun and pronoun must be memorized. Knowing this is critical for properly conjugating the sentence. Having said that, I will tell you that German people will be able to understand you even when you make mistakes. So don't worry! People there are to than happy to help you out and actually love that you are trying to learn their language!
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Pls who can help me to teach me German language. I'm doing hospitality and my extra language is German. If there is anyone please send your watsapp number. Seriously people only
I'm learning German and can translate written German to English and vice versa. I'm finding listening to German without text difficult apart from a few short sentences. Found this video helped if I had my headphones on and listened with my eyes closed. Will have to play it several times I think to take it in.
You need a literal word for word translation to learn the words and sentence structure- that way your not memorizing , but learning the words and the way they are used- for instance - the wor naturlich is translated as "of course"- when its obviously supposed to be-"naturally" - which is the same meaning with no disconnected memorization at all
Huh, that's an interesting video! Many thanks to the author of the channel! The problem with many people is that they want to take a "magic pill" or get "secret knowledge" and immediately have skills and abilities. However, the truth of life is that knowledge, skills, and abilities do not come by themselves. You can't learn a foreign language without doing anything, without wasting your time and effort, just like you can't learn to ride a bike lying on a comfy couch, listening to lectures and watching videos about "modern methods of learning" on a bike. To really learn something, you have to really practice every day. You're going to fall down while you're learning, and you're going to get bumps - that's normal! The ups and downs of learning are an integral part of our lives. Motivation from success and depression from failure will always be your study companions. However, every student has problems in his or her studies that he or she lacks the knowledge to solve. It can be: poor memorization of words; no progress in language learning; the student can speak, but does not understand speech by ear; misunderstanding of grammar; incorrect pronunciation, etc. Agree that a problem you don't know how to solve is very demotivating. In order to find the answer to our question we have to spend a lot of time to read videos, articles and books by polyglots. In today's world, we have to solve problems as quickly as possible. I don't have time to study and analyze a huge amount of information. My goal is to master the basic knowledge of a foreign language as quickly as possible and already start earning money effectively in the international arena. I settled on the practical guide by Yuriy Ivantsiv " Polyglot's Notes: practical tips for learning foreign language". This book is always in my bag. If I have a problem while learning a language, I quickly find the answer in this book. There are many different techniques and tips for learning a foreign language in Polyglot Notes. I have made my own individual schedule and plan for language learning. Now I know what I am going to study, how I am going to study, when I am going to study and what results I am going to achieve. No problem could stop me! With an effective language learning plan my professional skills are more and more in demand internationally every day. Friends, don't stop there! Everyone has talents that millions of people around the world need! Learn the language and make your ideas and dreams come true! Thanks to the author of the channel for the informative and useful video! Your videos motivate me.
When a child my parents spoke a German dialect and that’s all we spoke until I started school, which was in English. I really enjoy the video, most of the simpler words and phrases I understand, but the pronunciation are a bit different from what we spoke at home. I will have to take the time to listen and try to learn the correct way to pronounce the words. Thanks a lot
I have a real problem with words that contain ich. All these tutorials say it is pronounced ick but I listen to German Schlager and euro pop music all the time and not a single German singer pronounces it like this. They all say isch and this is the same for every word containing ich. They pronounce it isch, disch, nischt, etc. All of them, even their big music stars like Helene Fischer. The odd thing is, I was listening to some songs by one of Schlager's original icons, Wolfgang Petry, and in his earlier days he pronounced it as ich but in the concerts towards the end of his career even he started to use isch, disch. I have never been able to find out why this is but, if German music stars are anything to go by, then isch seems to be the most popular pronunciation these days.
@@kayla-Rey22 Ick/isch is a regional dialect thing. Some even shorten it to "i'". The Hochdeutsch pronunciation is 'iicch" - sort of cat hissing sound... 👍
@@Clodhopping : Yeah, thanks for the reply. The only problem I have with this is that all the German Schlager/pop singers would come from all over Germany and from every region but every one of them uses isch.
Ich selbst bin Deutsche und finde das Video eine gute Möglichkeit für Andere, die Grundlagen für eine Unterhaltung mit einem/einer Deutschen zu lernen.
hello i am 11 years old and i think this video is really helpful now i can understand my classmates. do you recommend me to use Grammarly. thank you guys.
@@memegod4433 LOL.Try Serbian, Czech (or any other Slavic language-grammar makes you wanna kill yourself), or for example Hungarian, Arabic, Japanese...German is hard but is not a rocket science.And at 11 years old doesn't exist language that hard, he or she cannot manage to learn.
I love this so much. I know a few words in German, and with the extra help here im able to cover the english translation and get a pretty good idea of whats being said. Since it points out the important words to look for before going into conversation.
This is a very helpful video, thanks! It would be great if the translations much more literal though. It is better to have them sound slightly odd to english speakers so that we can see how german is really spoken, than to have it sound perfect in english. For example, instead of "Thank you", "Vielen dank" should probably be translated "Much thanks", that way it is much more litteral, and one can learn to understand the words as well, instead of just the phrases. Thanks for the great video!
I have about 6 weeks to relearn my schoolroom German ready for a trip. I will use this video. Thank you. I will let you know how I do! Enjoyed the first part. A lot flooding back already!
It is fun and I love learning German, I just do not see the need in a1 stuff to be using nuclear science and quite a few other things here but the rest was fun and nice to see and learn.
Thank you so much for this content!! I'm going through all kinds of app trying to learn and just hear the words to be familiarized and this has definitely been my savior! Vielen dank!
In the program, does the videos will repeat until such time were familiar to the sentences? What I am worried about is, what if we become bored if we see the same situation or maybe you have a different approach in the program to make the lesson become fresh again every time we study the situations. Thank you for the amazing content.
I remembered that I’m actually part German! And It was kinda upsetting to realize that I didn’t know a single word In German so now I’m trying to learn! This video was super helpful😌 Thank you😊
Thanks for slowing it down. If only native speakers spoke slower like this!! I was able to listen/read and respond before the person answered. This wasn't overwhelming at all!
Very nice, well explained. But I need a partner to start a conversation. I think if we keep on speaking we can learn easily . Do you conduct any online workshop . I want to start speaking.
I love this video I listen too it when I’m drawing Helpful Ich habe eine Frage... Can you make a video about the German cases??? I have so much trouble with the cases!!!
Awesome! Thanks for your comment! I'm so glad you like it! We explain the German cases in depth in our full course. You can find us on our website. The link is in the description of this video. You're not alone, many people have a hard time understanding German cases. Keep at it and you will get better! :)
Thank you very help full , I have german in my heritage, so I enjoy learning to speack in german. thank again for posting and teaching easy learning. GOD BLESS YOU AND FAMILY!
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One hour of german without a single ads? Amazing 😍
Yes amazing no ads I don't like ads
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@@faxriddinxolmurotov2943 😂 thanks
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I'm native german speaker and listen just for fun to this. It may improve your listening skills, but there some sentences that never said like this in Germany, for example 24:59 "Die Regensaison naht". There is nothing like a "rainy season" in Germany. And also 12:48: The study of "Computer Science" is not translated when speaking german, it's called "Computer Science" in german too, not "Computerwissenschaften". 34:21 "Es ist mir ein Vergnügen", it's correct, but no one ever say this in Germany, people would say something like "Gern geschehen", or "Gerne" or "Bitte" or "Selbsverständlich"
thank you for your answer, I guess this video was not created by german native speakers
ja fühle ich
its called Informatik in Germany not Computer Science.
haha ich auch
@Pepo G Well, you would rather say "es war mir ein Vergnügen" after someone says "thank you".
"Es ist mir ein Vergnügen" just isn't something to say in a normal conversation.
"Mit Vergnügen" would by possible though.
I just found your channel and I'm going to dedicate one hour each day, for a month, starting today Dec. 24th 2020, let's see how fast I learn at least the basic German language. Wish me luck, I'm going to need it.
Viel gluck!
Same here, starting today
How much u learnt??
Update, bitte?
How far are you by now?
OMG I've been paying 80 dollars a month to learn this same thing! If you were wondering, this is really accurate!
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80 a month is a rip off to learn any language my friend
Anybody has translation of all the conversations in this video?. Please share with me. Thanks.
I speak English and French, but I never considered learning German until now. Thank you for this.
Check out the ABC, numbers and colors on my channel, hope you will like German even better.🤗
I also speak both (native), as well as Spanish. I’ve always wanted to learn German and am starting now
Coming here from a
Few months of daily Duolingo practice. This starts out very simplistically but rapidly progresses to more challenging levels. Love it. Thank you!!
Wunderbar, mein freund
I've always found spoken German too fast to understand, coupled with not knowing a lot of common words, this makes it so much easier for both.
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absolutamente
When I was active duty, I lived there for 3 years and my wife is a native German. It’s a hard thing to grasp, there are so many ways to say something, plus you have your regional dialects and then there’s always the High and Low German that you have to worry about….not to mention all the tenses and cases. I find that if it’s spoken at the rate that’s in this video, I can understand it, but when I listen to my in-law’s, I pick up every 4th word or so.
Anybody has translation of all the conversations in this video?. Please share with me. Thanks.
When you're native to German you start to connect words and skip over some letters and that can make it appear as really fast.
Conversation.
2:20 Meeting a stranger
9:33 Meeting a friend
16:29 Family
23:32 Weather
29:35 Restaurant
36:40 Business m.
42:37 Directions
48:54 Taxi
55:27 Arriving at the hotel.
Danke schön dafür, mein freund 😊😊🥰🥰
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@@deutschmitpurple2918 Willkommen
Bitteschön, mein Freund.
H I,
You're #DaRealMVP
I envy James, he can speak fluent German and Spanish, I can't believe he is from Chicago!! WOW
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Dich ist sehr schon lektion.
I am planning to come to Germany, wanted to make some friends. BTW I completed my A2. Hopefully by August my visa would be approved too.❤
*When you have a business trip in Germany that's one day away and you have to impress everyone there*
Business trip???
Have you left metallica?
You should totally impress your business partners and ask them if their parents are still together.
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@@derpepe0 🤣🤣🤣
Oo. O aku
I took a German language course in high school, but have forgotten most of it at my age. It's wonderful to hear it sprechen again. A wonderful language. Meine frau ist Deutcher, but we speak English because we are Americans. Danke for this opportunity to hear the language and translation of conversations. I encounter a bit of German on international products, but don't always pay attention to it unless I'm bored. Vielen dank, Bob
Wait, but i your mother is german then She´s already not american.
@@gabrieljosefg6289 nicht meine mutter, meine frau. She has lived in America since a small kind. We are both American. She doesn't mention it, and has forgotten most of her language she was born into as a toddler of 3 or 4. She can recognize a few words of German on TV is about all
@@robertshorthill4153 Oh I get it now I was wrong.. So well, She's still german but with difference she grew up in USA
wohnst du in jetz USA?
I really find the video educative and very helpful,l appreciate danke schön.lch lerne Deutsch and started my A1
why I watch it I come from Germany.
German is so hard to learn it's not surprising germans are still learning it 😂
Haha 😊
Guten tag
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Weil du Englisch lernen willst.
amazing, slow speed, easy to understand, simple vocabulary.
Vielen Dank für deine halfen . weil die einzige Sprache, die ich hier gelernt haben. bin dabei in Somali Afrika. Respekt und Dankbarkeit🙏🏾🙏🏾💯
I’m Brazilian! I think this video is awesome! I learned a lot! Thanks! Without advertising! I loved!
Omg. That's what I've been searching for. Only speak german, slowly with English words below. Great job! Grettings from Poland. 😍
I find the video interesting and quick educating.das ist toll!😅
Guten Tag. Mein Name ist Fel. Ich komme aus Indonesien. Ich learne Deutsch. Im so happy to found this channel. Really helps me so much and I would like to thank you. Im a begginer but better than now. So, pls can I have more conversation Videos about caregivers also??? I guess can get Chance to working in Germany. Vielen dank. Schön Tag aus 🇲🇨😍🇩🇪
Das ist sehr gut! Viel glück mein fruend!
I'm not alone 😂
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Ich wünsche dir viel Erfolg beim Lernen!
This is the best content for learning German I found so far !!!
You are greatly underrated !! Thanks a lot 😊😊😊
The problem with such language courses is that it ignores the role of word order, and so it becomes a matter of memorization rather than thought. The critical task in learning a language properly is learning how to think in that language. For example, German does not ask "What is your name?", German asks "What call you (self)?" German does not ask "What's up?", it asks "What goes?".
What courses teach it in word order?
@@chantyclause That's a good question. I'd be very interested to find one.
@@montanacreed5826 when I took French, our teacher did everything in French from day one. But from my experience, it takes a lot of time to think in another language.
@@chantyclause Same as my German teacher. Everything in German - pointing at familiar objects and using the German word. Helped us realise the similarities and demystified it a bit. Later he just English to explain more complicated things.
@@chantyclause Well, I first learned German in the Berlitz School of Languages in total immersion with my teacher. This was one-on-one instruction. Only German was spoken there. That was Monday, Wednesday, and Friday with three 45-minute sessions for six months. It did not include grammar learning. You learn like a child learns it from his parents. It eventually "comes" and makes sense. I learned enough to get around Germany on many trips there trying to put myself in situations that required me to speak and listen to the language. After living there for two years, I took two years (4 semesters) of formal or High German in college. This is where I was forced to learn the grammar. There are some rules but not always. The grammar is not so easy but to conjugate sentences properly you have to learn it. One of the difficulties of learning German is that you do have Genders like in English. Our English is much less complicated because inanimate nouns and pronouns are usually Neuter (but there are a few exceptions). In German every noun and pronoun must be learned and memorized along with its Gender. This is where Der (masculine), Die (feminine), Das (neuter), and the prefixes of every noun and pronoun must be memorized. Knowing this is critical for properly conjugating the sentence. Having said that, I will tell you that German people will be able to understand you even when you make mistakes. So don't worry! People there are to than happy to help you out and actually love that you are trying to learn their language!
me:?
my throat: ?
german R: ich freue mich, sie zu treffen Frau Hoffmann.
It's okay for me cuz there is "x" in my mother language :)
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Pls who can help me to teach me German language. I'm doing hospitality and my extra language is German. If there is anyone please send your watsapp number. Seriously people only
I'm learning German and can translate written German to English and vice versa. I'm finding listening to German without text difficult apart from a few short sentences.
Found this video helped if I had my headphones on and listened with my eyes closed.
Will have to play it several times I think to take it in.
You need a literal word for word translation to learn the words and sentence structure- that way your not memorizing , but learning the words and the way they are used- for instance - the wor naturlich is translated as "of course"- when its obviously supposed to be-"naturally" - which is the same meaning with no disconnected memorization at all
This is Fantastic .. love the clear dialogue, pictures and all.
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Huh, that's an interesting video! Many thanks to the author of the channel! The problem with many people is that they want to take a "magic pill" or get "secret knowledge" and immediately have skills and abilities. However, the truth of life is that knowledge, skills, and abilities do not come by themselves. You can't learn a foreign language without doing anything, without wasting your time and effort, just like you can't learn to ride a bike lying on a comfy couch, listening to lectures and watching videos about "modern methods of learning" on a bike. To really learn something, you have to really practice every day. You're going to fall down while you're learning, and you're going to get bumps - that's normal! The ups and downs of learning are an integral part of our lives. Motivation from success and depression from failure will always be your study companions. However, every student has problems in his or her studies that he or she lacks the knowledge to solve. It can be: poor memorization of words; no progress in language learning; the student can speak, but does not understand speech by ear; misunderstanding of grammar; incorrect pronunciation, etc. Agree that a problem you don't know how to solve is very demotivating. In order to find the answer to our question we have to spend a lot of time to read videos, articles and books by polyglots. In today's world, we have to solve problems as quickly as possible. I don't have time to study and analyze a huge amount of information. My goal is to master the basic knowledge of a foreign language as quickly as possible and already start earning money effectively in the international arena. I settled on the practical guide by Yuriy Ivantsiv " Polyglot's Notes: practical tips for learning foreign language". This book is always in my bag. If I have a problem while learning a language, I quickly find the answer in this book. There are many different techniques and tips for learning a foreign language in Polyglot Notes. I have made my own individual schedule and plan for language learning. Now I know what I am going to study, how I am going to study, when I am going to study and what results I am going to achieve. No problem could stop me! With an effective language learning plan my professional skills are more and more in demand internationally every day. Friends, don't stop there! Everyone has talents that millions of people around the world need! Learn the language and make your ideas and dreams come true! Thanks to the author of the channel for the informative and useful video! Your videos motivate me.
I am working in German company, at least help to understand what colleagues are talking. Great help
I have only just looked at this and am impressed. Many courses assume that we're all Americans and translations into English are wanting
When a child my parents spoke a German dialect and that’s all we spoke until I started school, which was in English. I really enjoy the video, most of the simpler words and phrases I understand, but the pronunciation are a bit different from what we spoke at home. I will have to take the time to listen and try to learn the correct way to pronounce the words. Thanks a lot
I have a real problem with words that contain ich. All these tutorials say it is pronounced ick but I listen to German Schlager and euro pop music all the time and not a single German singer pronounces it like this. They all say isch and this is the same for every word containing ich. They pronounce it isch, disch, nischt, etc. All of them, even their big music stars like Helene Fischer. The odd thing is, I was listening to some songs by one of Schlager's original icons, Wolfgang Petry, and in his earlier days he pronounced it as ich but in the concerts towards the end of his career even he started to use isch, disch. I have never been able to find out why this is but, if German music stars are anything to go by, then isch seems to be the most popular pronunciation these days.
@@kayla-Rey22 Ick/isch is a regional dialect thing. Some even shorten it to "i'". The Hochdeutsch pronunciation is 'iicch" - sort of cat hissing sound... 👍
@@Clodhopping : Yeah, thanks for the reply. The only problem I have with this is that all the German Schlager/pop singers would come from all over Germany and from every region but every one of them uses isch.
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كلمتان خفيفتان على اللسان ثقيلتان في الميزان حبيبتان إلى الرحمن سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم ....
I just start learning German, it‘s really good study way! Relax and useful! Wonderful!
Ja Gut
This is a great video to learn the German language. Thank you very much!
Ich selbst bin Deutsche und finde das Video eine gute Möglichkeit für Andere, die Grundlagen für eine Unterhaltung mit einem/einer Deutschen zu lernen.
Nice to watch this as a german
hello i am 11 years old and i think this video is really helpful now i can understand my classmates. do you recommend me to use Grammarly. thank you guys.
Good luck with German!
I'm 11 too. I'm learning so I can impress people
@@memegod4433 LOL.Try Serbian, Czech (or any other Slavic language-grammar makes you wanna kill yourself), or for example Hungarian, Arabic, Japanese...German is hard but is not a rocket science.And at 11 years old doesn't exist language that hard, he or she cannot manage to learn.
@@arizonad8012 I just told them good luck with their language journey? I wasn't being sarcastic.
@@arizonad8012 u can learn a language that young, perfect age for listening 👂
I only watch German vdos , and it's the only channel who's vdo I watch
This really helps alot along with my class .. thank u so much 🤍🤍
I love this so much. I know a few words in German, and with the extra help here im able to cover the english translation and get a pretty good idea of whats being said. Since it points out the important words to look for before going into conversation.
This is such an amazing episode...so easy to learn ,,,very very much appreciate it 🙏🙏🙏😍😍
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@@hossahossain2160 LOL, have some self respect man
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Wenn du dies Lesen kannst, kannst du gerne meinen Kanal abonnieren hehe :D Grüße aus Deutschland.
I am really very excited about the Ouino language and lessons learning institutions
Vou aprender Inglês e Alemão ao mesmo tempo, que maravilha. . . .
Good luck 👍
oh toll!
Correu bem aprender duas línguas ao mesmo tempo?
God bless you dear for this
This is a very helpful video, thanks! It would be great if the translations much more literal though. It is better to have them sound slightly odd to english speakers so that we can see how german is really spoken, than to have it sound perfect in english. For example, instead of "Thank you", "Vielen dank" should probably be translated "Much thanks", that way it is much more litteral, and one can learn to understand the words as well, instead of just the phrases.
Thanks for the great video!
Second that. Wish it was more literal, I’d like to know what words I’m actually learning/using. For this reason I am not a big fan of the video.
Very well done!
It is perfect!
Or better still keep the current translations but add a literal afterwards . By the way, great course !
One of perfect pronunciation which I have ever seen. Thanks a lot for the sharing wonderful video.
Thanks this helped me a lot
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Thanks so much sir so amazing with no single ads much love to success
i am so happy to find you. That allows me to brush up die sprache.!! Good Job!!
Thanks. This is so important pulling things together so my Deutsch is more conversational
I have about 6 weeks to relearn my schoolroom German ready for a trip. I will use this video. Thank you. I will let you know how I do! Enjoyed the first part. A lot flooding back already!
Anybody has translation of all the conversations in this video?. Please share with me. Thanks.
It is fun and I love learning German, I just do not see the need in a1 stuff to be using nuclear science and quite a few other things here but the rest was fun and nice to see and learn.
Good methodology, I liked !!
@Hello Nelson how are you doing?
Cool, danke. Brauch ich vielleicht irgendwann Mal in nem Vorstellungsgespräch oder so
Kann zwar deutsch aber habs mir trotzdem angeguckt 😃👍🏼
Hi I am 44 and I love this video.
Vielen Dank für dieses Gesprächsvideo. Es ist so viel besser als nur Wörter, weil das Bilden korrekter Sätze für mich etwas verwirrend ist.😁💕💕
Entweder, du hattest Hilfe bei deinem Satz, oder du hast doch keine Problem mit dem Satzbau 😅 dein Satz ist vollkommen korrekt 👍
@@comprehensibleGERMANi Lol danke für das Kompliment. Ich lebe in Deutschland, lerne aber immer noch Deutsch.
@@hausofrlateish vielen dank!!
Thank you so much for this content!! I'm going through all kinds of app trying to learn and just hear the words to be familiarized and this has definitely been my savior! Vielen dank!
In the program, does the videos will repeat until such time were familiar to the sentences? What I am worried about is, what if we become bored if we see the same situation or maybe you have a different approach in the program to make the lesson become fresh again every time we study the situations. Thank you for the amazing content.
Das ist toll 😊
This is really useful, thanks.
I want to learn German language with you guy I love this video so much
Please I need assistance on how to learn German
Thank you so much! Its really helpful specially for us who's having trouble to learn deutsch. Just subscribed in your channel
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That was the best lesson I love your system thank you
Your method of teaching is fantastic. Vielen Dank. Did I get it correct?
If "did I get it correct" is referring to your spelling, yes it's correct.
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Yes you are right
This is Awesome!
I remembered that I’m actually part German! And It was kinda upsetting to realize that I didn’t know a single word In German so now I’m trying to learn! This video was super helpful😌 Thank you😊
You actually remembered you are not really German! Great! Moving forward
Thanks for slowing it down. If only native speakers spoke slower like this!! I was able to listen/read and respond before the person answered. This wasn't overwhelming at all!
i know that feel, as german native speaker its the same for me when i listen to american people :D But actually some germans i cant understand too.
Please for everyone learning german, dont get used Top „guten Tag“ just say Hallo
Why?
im German and i like it Nice...
This is a great supplement for other forms of learning.
Subscribing right now ! Greetings from Brazil.
Very helpful and educating video which is very easy to listen to and understand, thumbs up 👍👍 keep up the good work
This man deserve more subs
This is exactly what i was looking for
Deda same here
Thank you for making this 10/10 video and Please make these types of german videos ❤
This video is definately outstanding 😃😃 helps a lot
Its great without ads
Danke 🤗
I Can Speak ❤️
1 - Rajasthani
2 - Hindi
3 - Punjabi
4 - English
5 - Haryanvi
6 - German ( In Progress........
I can speak
Malayalam
Tamil
Hindi
English
French
And now german started
I can speak
1. Hindi
2.English
3.Bengali
4.Rasthint
5.German
6.French
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@@kailasrajendran1 congratulations
Very absolutely useful Thank you
I feel like I'm getting better as time goes👍🏻 Let's study hard y'all
How far now after these 11 months? Thanks.
Ja :)
Thank you
Vielen Dank für die Sendung. Das passt mir wunderbar.
Thank you. I loved your content so much that I have even subscribed your channel
Excellent video! Sehr gut für lernen.
Mam very nicely explained👍
Very nice, well explained. But I need a partner to start a conversation. I think if we keep on speaking we can learn easily . Do you conduct any online workshop . I want to start speaking.
Hello, my name is stephanie, I offer conversation lessons, I am native german, contact me by watsap:0034 671737667
If you are looking speaking partner, I am here!
Ich finde dieses video sehr interressant.
Wunderschön ... danke.
You just teach me wunderschon Danke can we be friends
I need to get into B1 before this year ends
I love this video
I listen too it when I’m drawing
Helpful
Ich habe eine Frage...
Can you make a video about the German cases??? I have so much trouble with the cases!!!
Awesome! Thanks for your comment! I'm so glad you like it! We explain the German cases in depth in our full course. You can find us on our website. The link is in the description of this video. You're not alone, many people have a hard time understanding German cases. Keep at it and you will get better! :)
OuinoLanguages vielen Dank 😊
We'll be in Germany this September, this is a great program!
This really helps,as it is a real time conversation
This is absolutely helpful for beginners like me..thank you
Hallo i am also a beginner
Really good. I am learning such a lot. Love the voices and presentation. Will continue and next time hope to answer in Deutsch!
Anybody has translation of all the conversations in this video?. Please share with me. Thanks.
Thank you very help full , I have german in my heritage, so I enjoy learning to speack in german. thank again for posting and teaching easy learning. GOD BLESS YOU AND FAMILY!
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Germany not german
Just found your german course but I am Polish and I speak German so I will improve my English with it. Thank you 😊
so amazing it make me lean faster,
Why is this interesting to watch as a German?😂
This is great I am learning everyday atleast thankful
vielen dank ! " OUINO LANGUAGES " because of your this german video I am now able to do a fluent conversation with a friend, Toll
For how many times did u watched it
THREE TIMES
Danke für diese! Sehr gut video. Lerne ich ein groß Zeit. I don't know if it's right 😅
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