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1. Learn the German Alphabet and Pronunciation

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German Alphabet & Pronunciation

2. Learn basic German words & phrases

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3. Train them with our Free Vocabulary Trainer

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How do you say
ten
in German?

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4. Learn the basics of German grammar

Learning a new language won’t work without a bit of grammar. But it’s also the place where most people get stuck, because it’s an endless topic and it’s hard to know where to start.

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Learn German Grammar

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7. About the German language

German is one of the most important languages in the world, not only because of the number of speakers (it has the biggest number of native speakers in the European Union, after all), but because of the impact that German-speakers have had in western culture and still do. Throughout the years, German has been the language of some of the most important personalities that have contributed to science, music, and philosophy: Freud, Einstein, Hegel, Kant, Nietzsche, Marx, Goethe, Mozart, Bach, Beethoven, Schubert… just to name a few. A lot of the Western world’s most important documents and works of art were produced in German, and continue to be produced in this language. Not to mention that nowadays Germany enjoys the most powerful economy in Europe and the forth in the whole world, the possibilities from a business point of view are endless! But it’s not all about the money, because learning this language will be the master key to opening the cultures of other wonderful countries: it’s the official language in Austria and Liechtenstein, and it’s also one of the official languages in Switzerland, Belgium and Luxembourg.

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