Hi,i have a question that i want 2 learn german lang.wthout ant institute,jst frm any book,is it possible?
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No book will provide u an in-depth understanding of a particular language. A book won't teach u how to pronounce a particular word or how to frame a sentence. It won't teach u how to pronounce the alphabets, too. It'll just give u a basic idea about a language.
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just seen your question. sad that no-one answered you. i speak swahili very fluently.\ni don't know much about germany but if you want you can bring me over and i'll teach you everything :)\n\nkwaheri, na mungu akubariki
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You have several options:\nGo to some German class\nGo to Germany or a German Speaking country (immersion is the best way!)\nFind a penfriend (buddy_language.com is a good site to find one)\nUse any online teaching websites (visit Goethe Institute website)\nUse any Audio methods (Michel Thomas CD are really good: no papers!! You can listen to them in your car or while you are cooking, ...)\nGerman is a hard but beautiful language!!\n\nviel Glück!\nBis bald!!
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If you run a small add in your paper asking someone to tutor you in German, then you will find someone who can speak it fluently and that is the best way to learn.  It was a tip given to me when I was wanting to learn German and proved to be quite sucessful and has built a lifelong friendship that I can carry on in German to  keep my practice up!
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servers are down.\n\nlog in from yahoo.de or another international site. look for an envelope if you cant read german
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If you want to learn Dutch do not look up a German dictionary as this will not help you.\n\nI speak Dutch, so if you want some assistance I can help you out.\n\nYou can also try these website:\nhttp://www.forbeginners.info/dutch/\nhttp://www.dutchgrammar.com/en/\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_grammar
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No, but the BBC site has a number of teach yourself language courses including French and German, it has audio-visual content, exercises etc and it is free. A bientot
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ill do it if u help me with my german!!
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I'm working on learning German on my own right now, too!\n\nI don't think it's so much of a matter of how easy or hard German is, but what methods you use to learn it and how much effort you put into it.\n\nAs a language teacher, my advice for learning any language is to get as much exposure to the language as possible, and try to maximize your understanding of what you read and hear.  This happens naturally in many classes, but you can also expose yourself to much understandable German on your own through books, tapes that you listen to, videos, and so forth.\n\nIf your purpose for learning German is just to read it, you can probably get a long way with just a dictionary and a book on German grammar.  If your purpose is to be able to speak it, you might want to find a friend, neighbor, or other conversation partner who will be willing to talk and listen to you.\n\nSo, I guess in summary, if you feel that you aren't motivated to do this kind of work on your own, take a class, but if you are pretty diligent there's a lot you can do to learn a language on your own.\n\nKeep up the good work!
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I have to warn you that the site,\nhttp://babelfish.altavista.com/tr\nis not very accurate. I have German and French study guides and when I tried them at babelfish they were fairly close some of the time but never exact and with some words the site can't translate them at all.
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It isn't too hard to learn. Spanish is the easiest. But german is actully easier than english. If you have a good CD that teaches German. I really liked A+ german. You can learn lots of words. It is best to have a teacher or someone who speaks it to help you get the hang of pronounciation. If you have opportunity to speak it with someone you are more likely to learn it and retain it. A language that you do not get to use is of no benefit. I learned it and didn't have anyone to speak it with , so I've forgotten a lot of it. My daughter learned spanish and has someone to speak it with so she has become fluent with it.
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I looked but all the pages were written in German. Sorry, I can't help you.
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sure thing, I'm german. e mail me at yourfavegrl@yahoo.com\nand by the way ,your english is fine.\nI've been living in the states for 12 years, now, so I could probably use the practise, too. lol\n\nare you greek?My hubby was born in greece, his dad was in the navy, maybe you could teach me some greek?
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well, i m not a german, but still i would b elated 2 learn persian, in turn i can teach u hindi or sanskrit. that is iff u want, or else, hv a good time
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Try this site for info on Learning German in Aachen.\nhttp://www-zhv.rwth-aachen.de/zentral/english_international_office_admissions_german_language_skills.html
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Do you speak German? If so, lootk at links below.\nIf not, just translate it with language tools such as Google or Altavista.
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Hello,\n\nThat is great, that you want to learn German, not all websites will give you complete knowledge of everything, but a starting ground. \n\nHere are a few helpful websites \n\nhttp://www.germanfortravellers.com/learn/index2.html\nhttp://www.uncg.edu/~lixlpurc/publications/NetzUeb.html\nhttp://www.uncg.edu/~lixlpurc/publications/NetzUeb.html\nhttp://www.learnplus.com/courses/german/german1/german1.html\nhttp://www.advanced-schooling.de/free/WELCOME.php\nhttp://german.languages4everyone.com/courses/index.html\n\nwww.byki.com, it is great, because its a downloadable software, where gives you a starting point.\n\nIf you want some great audio books, i would recommend Pimsleur and Rosetta stone, they are the best on the market. They are pricey, so i would recommend getting it from the librray. \n\nAlso try Teach yourself German with or without the audio cd. \n\nTake care