5 Ways to learn German faster!

1. Visit a German Online Course

The course will give you a framework and a foundation on which the entire learning of the German language is based. You will not wander, but you will progress along a clear path, improve yourself and finally reach your goal. You will get answers to all your questions, and the teachers are there to support and help you along the way. German anywhere - that's the privilege that online teaching offers you. It is practical and fast, what we all need today.

 2. Watch German Movies

Do you like watching movies? So why not combine the beautiful and the useful?" German Anywhere" will direct you to where you can watch movies with subtitles for free. German cinema is one of the richest in the world, and the internet platform "ARD-Mediathek" offers free content, where you can hear, see and experience the German language and German culture in a unique way. We recommend that you watch the film with a German subtitle, which will be most useful in order to master the language. If it is too difficult for you, try English first (or another language that is close to you), and if necessary, include your first language.

 3. Listen to German Music!

One of the best ways to learn German is to listen to music in German! Simple isn't it? The internet offers a whole range of different platforms for listening to music, from Youtube, Deezer to Spotify, the choice is truly diverse. The songs should be listened to first without the lyrics, and then with the lyrics. Learning song lyrics is one of the more effective ways to learn words and practice pronunciation. The songs of Rammstein or Faber are recommended for beginners because of the clear pronunciation of the lyrics, although there is also good old German schlager!

4. Read some German Newspaper!

Nowadays, everything is online, so you no longer have to run to the newsstand to pick up a copy of your favorite daily newspaper. Every German newspaper has its editions available online. Reading the press is a very good way to delve into the depth of the language, and everyone can find their own thematic framework. Beginners are encouraged to read the yellow press, not for content but for simplified grammar and clear and concise sentences, while advanced students can tackle magazines and weeklies (Spiegel is calling you!).

5. Talk to Native Speakers!

Although many people think of the German language as rough, as you learn and delve deeper into the language itself, you will realize that it actually has a softness and flow. This comes to the fore most during a conversation with a person whose mother tongue is German!

That's why there is no better way to learn a language than a live conversation between a native speaker and you. You'll perfect your pronunciation and improve communication, you'll see that book and living language sometimes differ, and you'll meet new people and make friends, which is always beneficial! And where to find a native speaker? Well, social networks, forums, various applications are full of people who want to selflessly share their knowledge and chat. So enjoy and be brave!