How to start?

Before we start learning a new language for me it is important to select the right reference books to guide us throughout our learning process. And why is that? Since early I heard about the four cases that threat any student of German, which are Nominative, Accusative, Dative and Genitive. Well, I am not going to talk about them right now, because I am not the right person to do that, and besides I know almost nothing about them so far. But any way, I know that they exist and that they will determine which ending the nouns and articles will have. For example, in one case we have to use the article Der, while in another case we have to use Den. The situation may become even more nightmarish when the word order enters the equation.

So, picking up a good grammar book will certainly give us a good piece of advice, right? However, let us not burn the candle at both ends trying to remember endless grammar rules that bores us to death. My main goal by learning German, as I am quite sure that is also your goal, is to communicate in the language, right? So, the books I am about to show you will certainly come in handy.

My German learnig Process

Are you learning German? Are you learning English? Well, if your answers were ‘yes’ for both questions, then you came to the right place, because from this moment on I will keep writing posts about my experiences as a foreigner language learner. Basically what I am going to do is write down what I am doing to improve my German skills.

So, I have been studying English as a second language for over seven years now, though unfortunately I could never afford myself to study English at a private school, even though I managed to find good ways to improve it throughout my learning process. As I have taught myself how to speak English, Spanish and German (I am still a beginner at this one), I decided to show you what I am doing at the moment to start this new language that for many is considered to be one of the toughest languages one can study. So, this blog is not intended to teach you German, but rather to show you how I am learning the language.

Okay, this is how it is going to work. I will start from the basics, which is not much different from the level I am, telling you what was my major problem at that point, (in terms of grammar, writing and pronunciation), what I found interesting about that part and so on. As I told you, this blog it not intended to teach German, so if you are also learning the language and would like to share some information with me I will be flattered to hear from you, so if you have anything to tell me, leave a comment. Hope you like this idea and see you soon.