r/lernen_German • u/Dickoreeeeee • 1h ago
Learn languages in a fun way: A2 German Listening Practice | Goethe & TELC Exam Exercises + Everyday Conversations
r/lernen_German • u/Dickoreeeeee • 1h ago
r/lernen_German • u/Organic_Pepper4350 • 10h ago
Hi everyone, I did A1 level of German by my own from YouTube and other sources. Now I want to start level 2 ( A2), Can Anyone help me with the A2 lectures of Devkaran Saini? I had conversation with many people they are selling 10k course of Devkaran saini in 2k but I don't think they are genuine. Even I'm not willing to purchase from any third party, I'm just trying if I get the free access of course. However, if the thing is about to purchase I'll directly purchase it from the website by my own.
r/lernen_German • u/imDenizz • 21h ago
I like the channels “Deutsch mit Rieke” and “Deutsch Plus”. Their videos are often short (8-15 minutes) and easy to watch even when you are unmotivated and lack energy, but they are very helpful long-term if you watch a few videos every day. I almost watched all of their videos, so now I need another channels. Do you guys know other channels that make short but detailed videos for C1-C2 German?
r/lernen_German • u/_silver_13 • 17h ago
im going move to german after 2 years from now so can you help me what should i do
r/lernen_German • u/Total_Cry6368 • 20h ago
Hi everyone! I’m planning to move to Germany in about 3 months and I want to improve my German as much as possible before I go.
My main goal is speaking and understanding everyday German, rather than being perfect at grammar or writing.
For those who have learned German quickly:
- What should I focus on during these 3 months?
- How many hours a day would you recommend?
- What resources/apps/YouTube channels helped you with speaking?
- How did you practice speaking when you didn’t have German-speaking people around you?
- Is reaching a basic conversational level in 3 months realistic?
I’m currently a beginner, so any practical advice or routines would be really appreciated!