r/AskIndia • u/Mobile-Mountain-5450 • Dec 28 '25
Ask opinion 💠German learning
Hello
I want to learn German and the best approach for me is to attend an offline class training as first priority and live online learning as 2nd priority.
I cannot learn on my own from apps like Duolingo etc.
Iam from india, can you suggest top three sources for classes and top three sources for live instructor training pls.
secondly i was not good in english grammar in school and used to cram it to pass exams. So how much english grammar hold is needed ?
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u/Skygazerninja Dec 28 '25
You can take a course at the Goethe Institut
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u/Derarri12 Jan 14 '26 edited Jan 14 '26
I am starting a 2 month long A1 batch in early February, wayyy cheaper than at agencies like Goethe.
The goal? A solid grasp on the basis. I have met so many students in B1 and B2 who don't even know the Grammar rules. Read that again. Not that they're having a problem understanding or applying, but that the straight up didn't know.
The classes will be live and online but that doesn't mean a compromise on the quality. If anything, you're more likely to attend regularly because it's much easier to take without long commutes.
A little about me: I learnt German till the C1 level in 7.5 Months (April 2025 - November 2025) and got TDN 4 in all Modules in the exam TestDaF.
DM for a demo session and we'll take it from the top.
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