7 Rules to Master German

Studying individual words is a very painful and boring method, and it doesn’t even work.

Why?

Individual words by themselves tell no story!

Without context, it is very difficult to remember things, because your brain needs an anchor to store new information.

For example the German word for dream is träumen.

If you put it in a context and say, “Ich träume jede Nacht“, which means I dream every night, the word is stored more effectively in your brain than if you only read it’s meaning.

Or let’s take the word Ohren, which means ears.

By itself it has no imagery, but if you say “Ich habe große Ohren” that is, I have big ears, you can immediately see the picture.

And it is this visualization that will help you remember the words.

As you can observe, learning through full sentences or phrases is significantly more efficient than just memorizing individual words.

To facilitate this approach, some of my lessons include special units in which words are color-coded for easy learning.

To give you a better understanding, please see the following example image – but don’t let these phrases overwhelm you. It’s just an example to show you what I mean.

This technique also offers the advantage of faster comprehension of the translation, especially in cases where the word order in German differs.

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