titel. ich bin lerne deutsch von duolingo für ein wochen. das app ist incel!
DW (German state news) has some language helps
das ist sehr gut vielen dank mein freund
Die fahne hoch.....
Aufregend und fantastisch
So geht man mit aufdringlichen Migranten bei uns um lmao
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habe nicht verstanden auch wirklich über aber ich planen nicht zu einwanderum. ich keine ahnung warum ich die sprachen lerne tbh
(I give up I can't transcribe what Im writing now in german so I'll write in English)
one of the reasons I like german and that got me so keen on learning it is because I failed in french, I actually think german is much much easier than french. I mean it's only been a week and I could atleast form a sentence, something I couldn't do back when I learned french.
what makes french so much harder for me, contrary to other people is the grammatical aspect. I get that german has difficulty in grammar, specifically articles and positioning of each word, but all that isn't so difficult to me than learning the complex, sporadic, multiple non structural tenses of french and the endless conjunction of verbs that made it nearly impossible for me to remember what verb to use in any given sentence. for me that is harder than positioning a word and halted my journey to learn french several times. I don't even know how people are convinced that french is an easier language just due to having better articulation, it fucking sucks and doesn't make any sense german is way more systematic in comparison.
Nouns are always spelled with capital letter. The Chair, etc. Verbs aren't.
Learn everyday nouns and verbs. Conjugation is about as hard as French.
Learn standard phrases depending on what you want to speak or understand.
Learn everyday nouns and verbs. Conjugation is about as hard as French.
Learn standard phrases depending on what you want to speak or understand.
if you wrote all that without a translator or with very little help from one it's already not bad. I understood your message.
that I disagree with, I found french verbs way harder
Ja Danke schön
in hindsight you're right, French is harder. I also failed French, because I never practiced and just don't like the language.
if you conjugate the verb "went", have and be in German you can already do a lot with it.
but I wouldn't know where to start, I never had to actively learn German.
English is hard due to some pronunciation differences (bear, fear) but at least the verbs always stay the same
bitte
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