Rosetta Stone German Rosetta Stone is a long process, while you are immersed in the language it is still not personal enough. Recycled images make it more of a flashcard game than the ability to look

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Rosetta Stone German Rosetta Stone is a long process, while you are immersed in the language it is still not personal enough. Recycled images make it more of a flashcard game than the ability to look at objects in the room and say what they are on the spot. I wish I had a German friend to practice with. I don' t know what it is about Germany, I am so fascinated. The people are so beautiful too... Strange to say right? Hope you guys are doing well with your speaking, reading or writing. Cheers, Darien

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I recommend importing a german and keeping him/ her in a locked celler. plenty of sunlight and water are necessary to maintain them however. OR Perhaps you could look for German groups oder Verein in your nahe und mit ihnen treffen? I speak most of my German through Skype. Living Language is a cheap option for excellent grammar and conversation examples. Movies are excellent as well.

Thanks so much Dan! I have been watching German movies... with subtitles still, but I listen first and then I look at the translation. There is a lot to be said by the body language of people.

Pimsleur is alright. It's only audio. I have it in a bunch of languages, german as well, but I haven't used it yet. The best method (Which I've found from studying French) is to read news, books, watch movies, and listen to music in the language. Basically dive into it. It's like jumping into cold water. You dip your foot in and feel hesitant and doubtful about entering, but once you're in you adjust.

Thanks I will look into pimsleur. I am learning german, I guess I have to be consistent. I have started to practice everyday and that seems to help obviously. All I need now is a German speaking person to practice with :) Perhaps I did live there... I am getting chills haha

I don't like Rosetta Stone as well. But you could try with Pimsleur. It's a different method. I'm using it to learn English and German too. But as all languages, it's not the best method, you have to attach it with other ones. But it's great. I liked it.

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