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First notebook entry: Introducing myself oh no no... i do learn german... but it is abusolutely not the language for me to write something... cuz frankly my deutsch is really a piece of shit. well... i should do some introduction. im a student of a foreign language school and i learn english as my secod language,i do well in it. when i was in grade 7, the top 50 of the english mid term examination of the whole grade were given the opportunity to learn a second foreign language, n' i chose german(actually it spent me much time to practise the special pronunciation in german"rrrrrrr"). then i find that german is much more comfusing than english,especially the gramma. i have big difficultties in remembering wether it's der die or das, or should i put an "e" or an"er" or something else behind the word. i have ever thought that every german speaker may take a form with him or her and check what should be added behind the noun verb or adj before they say something...it sound ridiculous to the native speakers right? i asked the students who learn german as the first foreign language how they can remember that, and they said that they just can!(cmmon it hurts...) i really want to improve my german, also english, so i come here... actually im interesting in the languages, and i want to learn spanish and japanese too... well i know im daydreaming... anyway... i'll appreciate that if someone can help me thx

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First notebook entry: Introducing myself

oh no no... i do learn german... but it is abusolutely not the language for me to write something... cuz frankly my deutsch is really a piece of shit.

well... i should do some introduction. im a student of a foreign language school and i learn english as my secod language,i do well in it. when i was in grade 7, the top 50 of the english mid term examination of the whole grade were given the opportunity to learn a second foreign language, n' i chose german(actually it spent me much time to practise the special pronunciation in german"rrrrrrr"). then i find that german is much more comfusing than english,especially the gramma. i have big difficultties in remembering wether it's der die or das, or should i put an "e" or an"er" or something else after the word. i have ever thought that every german speaker may take a form with him or her and check what should be added after the noun verb or adj before they say something...it sound ridiculous to the native speakers right? i asked the students who learn german as the first foreign language how they can remember that, and they said that they just can!(cmmon it hurts...)

i really want to improve my german, also english, so i come here...

actually im interesting in the languages, and i want to learn spanish and japanese too... well i know im daydreaming...

anyway... i'll appreciate that if someone can help me thx
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You have to learn the gender (der/die/das) together with the noun. The word alone is not enough. Don't stop until you are sure about the gender. If you are not certain - look it up. At once. Before that you have not learned that word. That's what the other students mean when they say they remember it. Nowadays I can't imagine how I managed to learn German. Took me over 40 years. Still trying to make some sense out of it.

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