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    Hi guys! My name is Yehor and I am a German language teacher with a Goethe C2 certificate and a YouTube-blogger (I am running a channel Deutsch mit Yehor, but unfortunately it’s not in English, so it doesn’t tell you anything 🙂) But that’s not the point. The reason I am writing this post is that I've come up with an idea to create an app that helps to organize language learners' workflow. Since I’ve been teaching German for more than 6 years so far, I've got some solid understanding of the language acquisition process and I’ve got some ideas on how it could be implemented in the app. I already have a small team who is ready to work on the product and we are currently in the last step of the exploration phase: we are conducting short interviews, where we ask people to share their experience concerning learning German. We are doing it because It is crucial for us to validate our ideas and gather some useful insides from real learners with different backgrounds. We have already interviewed more than 50 Russian-speaking learners and now we are looking for the English-speaking ones. So, if you are a German language learner and you could share your language learning story with us during a 20-minute Zoom or Skype call, just leave a message here and we will get in contact with you. What is your current level, whether you learn German online or offline, and whether you do it on your own or with a tutor isn't essential for us now, the only things that matter is that you are learning German or you have been learning it in the last year. We will be really grateful for your help and we promise we won’t forget you when the product is ready 😄
    October 16, 2020
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    Lass mich deine Frage beantworten :) Also, weder dein Buch noch Google lügen dir nicht. Die urspüngliche Form von haben in Konjuktiv 1 bei den Pronomen Ich, wir, Sie/sie ist gleich zu ihrer Präsens-Form. Das heißt, es wäre unklar, ob du beispielsweise im Satz "Sie meinte, ich habe viel Geld" das Verb HABEN in Konkuktiv 1 oder einfach in Präsens einsetzt. Aus diesem Grund ist es üblich bei oben genannten Pronomen Verben, die in Präsens und in Konjuktiv 1 indentisch sind, einfach durch die Form von Konjuktiv 2 zu ersetzen. Genau deswegen hast du hätte und hätten. Ich hoffe somit deine Frage beantwortet zu haben. Mit besten Grüßen Jegor.
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    February 27, 2017
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