If you are a self learner and you wish to learn German free you should...
Tuesday, 15. July 2008, 04:08:30
Around the world there are several languages but few of them are essential to achieve a great life like English, German, French, Chinese, Spain, etc. if you master at least two of them you have a high probability to accomplish a good job and of course get to know about other customs and culture, so the pursuit of this post is to spread like wildfire that you can learn German totally free and come to mind that obviously taking a course is better because you are guided by a teacher and you can share your doubts immediately.
On the other hand many resources for self learners are available on the internet such as podcast, blogs, online courses, forums, facebook, etc. Thus, as a German learner I wish to share some practical tools which are free, the only thing you must do is download and try out!.
Firstly, iTunes provide plenty of podcasts trough its Online Store but how can I get it? well... type on the search box "learn German" and many podcast about this issue will be displayed an the next step is to download.
Second, I think this is the a GREAT!!!!! tool ever made for begginer learners according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, I am talking about "Deutsch Interaktiv" offered by Deutsch Welle, it's a fantastic course for level A1.1 until B1.1, the main goal is provide a solid background on the daily German language throughout many activities. Once you have started the limit is set by self.
The link is the next: http://www.dw-world.de/dw/0,2142,9572,00.html
Finally, the Institute Goethe offers an online course together with Tell me more!, there are two kind of course, the L course for normal learners and the XL course for fast students. Actually, I am taking the second one and let me know you is a great course due to students work in depth phonetics, grammar, lexical and cojugation points encountered in the course.
This is the link:
http://h16.e-tmm.com/portal/modportal.axrq
I look forward hearing your opinions and contributions to Study German or any Language in a free way.
Luck!
On the other hand many resources for self learners are available on the internet such as podcast, blogs, online courses, forums, facebook, etc. Thus, as a German learner I wish to share some practical tools which are free, the only thing you must do is download and try out!.
Firstly, iTunes provide plenty of podcasts trough its Online Store but how can I get it? well... type on the search box "learn German" and many podcast about this issue will be displayed an the next step is to download.
Second, I think this is the a GREAT!!!!! tool ever made for begginer learners according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, I am talking about "Deutsch Interaktiv" offered by Deutsch Welle, it's a fantastic course for level A1.1 until B1.1, the main goal is provide a solid background on the daily German language throughout many activities. Once you have started the limit is set by self.
The link is the next: http://www.dw-world.de/dw/0,2142,9572,00.html
Finally, the Institute Goethe offers an online course together with Tell me more!, there are two kind of course, the L course for normal learners and the XL course for fast students. Actually, I am taking the second one and let me know you is a great course due to students work in depth phonetics, grammar, lexical and cojugation points encountered in the course.
This is the link:
http://h16.e-tmm.com/portal/modportal.axrq
I look forward hearing your opinions and contributions to Study German or any Language in a free way.
Luck!
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