How Fast Can you Learn German? 

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I highly recommend learning Dutch / Old Norse / Norwegian / Icelandic / Gothic, they are one of the prettiest languages ever, too pretty not to know, and also Welsh / Gallo / Breton / Galician / Hungarian / Slovenian etc, and I am learning all Germanic languages and the 6 Celtic languages and all other pretty languages that exist, so I have over 50 languages on my list on languages I want to learn and improve, and I am so obsessed with learning Nordic languages, and I am beginner level in most pretty languages, and I am advanced level in Dutch and writer level in English and intermediate level in Norwegian / German / Swedish and Portuguese and native speaker level in Spanish and upper beginner level in Old Norse and Icelandic and Welsh and Italian and French - and honestly, most ‘popular’ foreign languages aren’t pretty, but German is gorgeous tho, the words are so pretty, so it deserves to be a popular language, so I also highly recommend learning German, and every other Germanic language, as they are all gorgeous!

Old Norse is one of the prettiest languages I’ve ever seen, it has real gorgeous words like erfiði / yfir / haf / vindr / dyn / skegg / dróttinn / veit / drengr / fjall / hǫnd / fisksins / lengr / hvassir / rauðr / hvarr / grænn / hvat / líkligr / hǫss / afi / frændi / heitir / veð / hráka / þó / kvern / mælti / hét / setja / hinn / kveða / sinn / leið / brott / knerri / við / dýr / með / heyra / eða etc, and the word endings (like nir and inn and sins etc) and the letter combinations are so pretty, just like the word endings and letter combinations in English and Dutch and Norwegian - I can’t stop learning new pretty words in Old Norse and Icelandic (and the other pretty languages) and they are really áddìctive to look at and read and hear in lyrics etc, I’ve been listening to Skáld songs in Old Norse and Icelandic since I found the first song in Old Norse (Troll Kalla Mik) and I’ve memorized most of those lyrics!

Clearing an exam and actually speaking the language are 2 polar opposites.

It depends on the learner - I can learn multiple languages very fast, and I learn Dutch to an advanced level (over 8.000 base words) in about 3 months, and I also focused on Norwegian / Swedish / German / Icelandic / Welsh / French etc and other languages for a few months, and now I know over 3.500 words in Norwegian / German / Swedish, which is intermediate level! I am naturally very observant and am real good at pattern recognition and stuff like that, and I have a super good memory, so it takes a lot less repetitions over a period of time for me to permanently remember a word or a list of words, which helps me learn languages super fast! However, the avrg learner cannot learn fast, so ppl should have patience and keep learning more and more words while revising words that have already been learned, until they can all be remembered automatically - it may take a few years for most ppl to learn new languages, the easiest languages like Dutch / English / Norwegian may take about 1 year, maybe 2, but it really depends on the learner and on how many hours a day one spends learning and on the techniques and methods that one uses!

However, it is true that it does take a bit longer to become very fluent (very fast) when it comes to actual speaking and thinking fast (like, being able to speak as fast in the new languages as one can do in the first language, which takes longer) but, the most important part is to learn the actual words and to be able to understand the written language, and fluency in speaking / thinking aka the automatic mode in the new languages will develop as one is exposed to more and more videos / ideas / words etc in the new languages and hears them many times / enough times!

I figured that it would take 1 to 3 years to develop an automatic mode in new languages, so that’s why I started learning over 15 languages at the same time, to save years, so 2 or maybe 3 years from now, I will be fluent in many or most of the languages I started learning, as opposed to being fluent only in one, unlike ppl that make the mistake to only study one language at a time - the hern will take a few years to develop an automatic mode in a new language or in multiple new languages, so even if one learns the words fast, it will still take a few years of constant exposure / repetitions etc (over a period of time) so, technically one won’t get fluent in speaking in a language faster if one only focuses on that language only, and is only going to waist years if one only learns one language at a time, and I have so many languages on my list of languages I want to learn and improve, so I’m trying to start learning as many of them as possible, so when I will start prioritizing them, I will already know a lot of words in those languages and it will go real smooth!

​@@FrozenMermaid666Could you please list some methods you implemented in order to be fluent? Thanks

That's quite informative. Thanks

True. I started with A1 for 2 months course. And i learnt to read only. It's hard to memorize so much things nouns with genders, names of everything in German, grammer, etc. I think I gave up on learning further for now

Language classes are big scam I think. You barely learn significantly in these duration and you pay big amounts say 15000 for single level

U made a point.. Totally agreed👍

Hello Vizzy B please help me .I started learning German in Goethe and I am in A1.After completing 2 months in Goethe I cannot understand the grammar portion it is so hard to learn even I can't make a sentence please help me how can I understand the grammar. Please give me some tips to clear A1 exam and help mein in sentence making.

It depends on wheter you are taking german intensive courses or if you are living in Germany or not

@@habbometin2csocapb Very True

For me a1 even a lot but I can speak a bit

ideal... and very unrealistic lol

B1 take 3 months and b2 take 6 months.

Your friend is lucky to have a german boyfriend. That will literally help her so much in getting better. Is she indian by any chance just curious

Im asking cuz im indian myself, Ive been living in Deutschland for a while now and i am lucky enough to have found a beautiful german girlfriend. She has singlehandedly improved my german level so much and Im so grateful for her

Which native germans hardly use any

​@@explodus9311 really? tell us more.

I know so many people especially from India who have done "B2" but the moment the arrive at a bakery, they start speaking english. 😂😂😂

@@fahadhussain66 Yep. You need to practice outside of class; and if your friends are from India and, worse, live in a big City in Germany, chances are they can get by on English 99% of the time.

exactly

For everyone to score good mark

Yeah, B2 takes around 750 hours. That's not 2 months. German is more difficult than Dutch, Swedish or Spanish but not as difficult as a lot of other languages, it sits around the difficulty of Indonesian and Swahili for English speakers

as a german teacher i can only say that you had a bad teacher.

3 months is too long for a1 bro

POV me: still 5 years learning german and A2 lvl

​@@Arpita1ytstill 8 years learning German alphabets 😢

2 years in germany, only b1 :/

Me, a native speaker 🗿

​@@tacasshiare you still studying?

Can u plz tell me from where u learned german

@@hafsafahad1922 did u find any source to study?

@@namerectified4041 I only recommend Goethe institute

Wtf how

Bhai boundle keteney ka liya😂😂

Tho kitna time lagega

​@@vishwraj4387 7-8 mahina

​@@Sayansv A1 to B2 tk 8 months ?

@@nohope417 how did you learn tho?

@@nohope417 you’re not serious? B2 just in two weeks?

I just started learning germanfrom a youtube Channel and i m already frustrated😭 it’s not that easy

​@@mariausman3462 don't take it too hard on yourself just take it step by step

Stop it 😂

Hahahahahhahaha

I also asked myself if his German is as excellent as his English. 😅

​@werauchimmer9969 your English doesn't seem that great either, he has cleared his b2 exam

ja 😂

Hey how many hrs did u study every day ? And what was the resource you used ?

Please let me know the process😊

Let me know the process please 🙏

Was ab?=What's up? Was machen Sie?=Whatcha-doin?

​@@lockdowndb4863 Do people in Germany actually use those phrases? I haven't heard those in slangs so far..

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@techports4842no we don’t. I think bro just used google translate. The correct translation would be: What’s up?= Was geht? / Was geht ab? Whatcha doin? = Was machst du so? Coming from a native speaker And yes we use those

@@DeineMudda-ql6ci Geil, ich kann auch Deutsch..

​@@lockdowndb4863Was machen Sie is formal lol

this!!

And your girlfriend

did you learn it bro ??

​@lethalburmesedude5006bro, then she needs to learn your language🤣

😂

Teach me bro💀

das ist wein

In 2 months 🤔

Your name is very difficult to pronounce 😢

3 months are over, and how is it lately man ?

how many months to reach C1 level

@@rohanjobanputra1417 more than one year

@@abhay326 oh thanks, are you planning for bachelors there?

@@rohanjobanputra1417yeah i just completed b1 in 8 months ,need to write b1 exam soon on goethe to jumb b2 ,after b2 I'll go for Ausbildung

@@abhay326 oh goodluck! What type of course are you planning to take up in ausbilding?

he is not- and im teaching german!

@@akimtu9523 BRO HE IS LYING IF YOU ARE TEACHING THEN I AM STUDYING .THINGS ARE VERY DIFFERENT FROM BOTH PERSPECTIVE

@@akimtu9523where u from sir

@@techuv5897i learned and passed A2 in 2 months. Just before my visa 2 years ago. Im pretty much optimistic i can clear B2 in 3-4 months if i invest my max effort and time on it. It depends on person to person

How it is possible

​@@ammuluperaka9930it isn't

It’s not about fluency - you cannot get fluent in 3-4 months. It’s about clearing the Goethe ecam

Have you passed 12th

Jahil log hain, dost. Language learning is not a race, but a marathon. You have to reach the end line, doesnt matter when you do that. I'd suggest listening to Steve Kaufmann instead of these desis.

​@@fahadhussain66so true yaha par hindi mother tongue Hone ke baad bhi hindi itni achi nhi bolte English ke sath mix karte hai 😂. Even learning original and full hindi will take years.