Learn German Easily
Learn German Easily
Improve Your German Using My Social Media Accounts
Looking for German social media counts to improve your German?
Then you have found the right place.
By reading a post in German on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram you will greatly improve your understanding of the German language in just one week!
And other than German/English translations, I also have accounts in German/Spanish.
Check them out below:
Facebook:
„Like“, share and comment my postings. It will ensure that you see my postings regularly in your timeline/newsfeed.
You can also send me a friend request 🙂
Instagram:
„Like“ and comment my pictures. You can also tag your friends. It will ensure that you see my pictures regularly in your feed.
Twitter:
„Like“, retweet and comment my tweets. It will ensure that you see my postings regularly in your timeline.
YouTube:
- give me a „thumb up“ below the videos,
- write nice comments,
- put my videos in your YT playlist
- share the (link of the) videos in the Internet for example on your social media accounts
- and if you haven’t done so yet, subscribe and hit the notification bell.
Caution: Don’t Overdo Social Media Though
One important thing for you to note:
Don’t follow too many social media sites in German at once, but instead limit yourself to a few and read only one post/article per day!
This is because reading too many posts won’t help you much if you don’t have a learning plan in place.
And that’s why I created my free email course.
I did this to give you the necessary guidelines and a blueprint, which will save you a lot of learning time in the end.
All you have to do is read my 7 parts (7 Rules) which I will send to you by email.
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Free Email Course
Download a German audio story and learn with the storytelling method.
You will also learn the 7 rules to master German.
Lessons
Here are some basic lessons:
Start with words that are equal
Similarities between German and English
There is a trick you need to know
German Articles: der, die, das
We have two main indefinite articles
Indefinite Articles: ein, eine
Don't let our special letters confuse you
German Alphabet ABC
The words bin, bist, is, sind, seid
The Word „is“ in German
Pers. Pronouns Part 1
I, you, he, she, it in German
Learn the basic colors and some fruits
Colors in German and Fruits
The plural article always stays the same
German Plural – Article: die
Numbers 1 to 5, and how to calculate
One in German, also 2-5
Pers. Pronouns Part 2
We, you, they in German
Pers. Pronouns Part 3
I love you in German
sie/Sie (confusing German word)
You, she, they in German
Pronouns instead of articles and nouns
Er sie es instead of the noun
To be and to have in German
Conjugation of sein and haben
The Cases Nominative and Accusative
Accusative Case den
More basic lessons here:
German Lessons for Beginners
Check out my free email course:
Free German Course
More Lessons
19 important words and phrases!
Thank you, Hello and Yes in German
How to use the word like in German
I like in German
Examples of opposites in German
German Opposites
Learn how to say your age
How old are you?
German Accusative Case with einen
Accusative Case einen
How to use the modal verb können
Modal Verb können
How to say My name is... in German
My name is… in German
How to use: my, your, his, her in German
My, your, his, her in German
How to use: our, your, their in German
Our, your, their in German
How to say Happy Birthday in German
Happy Birthday in German
We have 26 letters but there’re umlauted forms with 2 dots.
German Umlauts Ä, Ö, Ü
How to tell the time in German
Telling Time in German
2 easy ways of expressing the future tense
Future Tense in German
How to say Excuse me in German and more
Excuse me in German
Position of adjectives in a sentence
German Adjectives
How to count in German to 999,999
Counting in German to 999,999
Even more ...
How to say Cheers in German and other phrases
Cheers in German
TPRS Lesson with Q/A-Technique
Funny Vocabulary Lesson
Use comparative adjectives to describe the differences
Comparative Adjectives
Another TPRS Lesson with Q/A-Technique
TPRS Vocabulary Lesson
Adjectives with same meaning in GER and ENG
Adjectives GER=ENG
European countries and their capital cities
Countries and Capitals
Learn the punctuation marks
Punctuation marks in German
Learn the days of the week in German
Days of the Week in German
You can separate the German prefix from a verb
German Prefix | Separable Verbs
The difference between dann and denn
Difference between dann and denn
The difference between gern and gerne
Difference between gern and gerne
Some blog articles
15 ways to say 'thank you' in German:
Thank you in German
10 long German words you can’t pronounce:
Long German Words
Let's find out how the stars judge your character:
Zodiac Star Signs in German
45 ways to greet someone in German
Good morning in German
More ...
Nice things you could say to your sweetheart
Romantic German Phrases
Current Local Time in Germany:
Time in Germany
Learning Tip:
Vocabulary Learning Tip
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Free German Course
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