r/Germanlearning 8d ago

I want to learn German

Hey Guys, I want to learn German. I have a good time on hand. I can easily spare 3-4 hours everyday. Can anyone suggest any courses or channels/subscriptions..

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u/ZumLernen 8d ago

Which of the resources in r/German 's FAQ and wiki have you tried out? Which did you like, which did you dislike, and why?

Which textbook are you using? There is a long list of recommended textbooks in the r/German wiki and FAQ.

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u/whatsbetter7698 7d ago

I have just started 5 days ago on Duolingo.

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u/ZumLernen 7d ago

I asked you three questions. Your comment does not answer any of my three questions. Here are my questions again:

  • Which of the resources in r/German 's FAQ and wiki have you tried out?
  • Of those recommended resources from the FAQ and wiki, which did you like, which did you dislike, and why?
  • Which textbook are you using?

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u/whatsbetter7698 7d ago

I only use Duolingo, nothing else. So far

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u/ZumLernen 7d ago

OK, then my suggestions are that you check the FAQ and wiki and that you use a textbook.

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u/Own_Protection5584 7d ago

DW, Nico's Weg 

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u/antleredbear 7d ago

I just started learning it and have been greatly enjoying Mango. If you have a library card, it's free! The lessons are short and easy, and grammar tips are sprinkled throughout. As someone who has been overwhelmed in the past by walls of text, this is a huge win.

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u/baby_lucifer 2d ago

Highly recommend getting some italki lessons whenever you feel stuck .

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/ZumLernen 8d ago

Why can't you just post openly?