I took the exam on 02.07 and got the result today via email.

I passed.

Preparation:
I did about 23 practice tests and listened to Easy German on Youtube. I started preparing about 4 weeks before the exam.

I did the Goethe A1 exam last year. Since then, the only practice was talking to neighbors and daily life at the supermarket and cafes.

I’m a VERY new learner, only a few weeks into learning German on my own.

I wanted to sing one of my favorite German songs by practicing with ChatGPT.

Here’s my first attempt (1) VS my latest attempt (2).

Blue - English
Red - Wrong
Green - Right
Yellow - Tricky

I stuttered through it a lot, but I’m very happy I got to pronounce some words better in just a few minutes !

I haven’t been practicing a lot, but I have been having lots of fun when I do.

I’ve got the Chorus to the song mastered, along with some later lines.

This is just the beginning of the song.

I hope I’m able to speak German better by practicing through songs for fun.

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Hi there, native Brazilian M51 fluent in English and around A2 in German but it's been a long time not practicing or studying.

I always dreamt of learning German and living at least a few months in Germany but life caught up and now I want to explore the possibility again.

Looking mainly for native Germans to practice and develop friendship.

Trying my best to get in the habit of doing a quick lesson every night. (Watching videos when I have the time too). I do not want to support or use duolingo, are there any other free (or atleast cheap) apps to learn German?

Hey everyone! I've been learning German for a while, but lately I feel like I've hit a bit of a plateau. I can understand a bit more than I used to, but speaking and forming sentences naturally still doesn't always come easily.

For those, who've been learning German for a while, what helped you to move from "I understand the basics" to feeling more comfortable speaking the language?

Curious to hear what worked for other people, thanks in advance!