November 1, 2016 00:00 - Learn German And English Online - Fun & Success Guaranteed

Ideally you should invest a few hours a week outside of your lessons to get the most out of learning a new language. Regular practice helps you stay motivated and get ahead. By looking at all 4 skills (Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking) you can always find something to focus on. In this blog post on Links and Resources for Learning German Online I try to give you some ideas and introduce you to some useful apps on how to expand your knowledge of German daily. This list will be constantly updated, so keep coming back. All resources I mention are free (or otherwise stated). If you are also learning English, head over to my list of incredible useful links and resources on learning English online. http://www.schubert-verlag.de: Online exercises and worksheets A1-C2 http://www.dw.de/deutsch-lernen/nachrichten/: News in German spoken slowly, B2-C1 http://www.cornelsen.de: Placement Test A1-B1 with immediate result in pdf http://www.sprachnachweis.de/sprachnachweis/pruefungen-beschreibung: Answers all your questions regarding official German exams http://www.dw.de/noch-mehr-märchen-aus-aller-welt: Animated films: 22 fairy tales from all over the world, mp4 http://slowgerman.com: Podcast, short episodes dealing with everyday life in Germany http://leicht-deutsch-lernen.com or http://learn-german-easily.com: Learn basic German through the Story Telling Method by Lucas Kern Deutsch für dich: Community of international learners of German. Great exchange, excellent materials. https://www.studying-in-germany.org: Comprehensive site with information on studying in Germany and also a complete beginner's guide to learning German fast! Learn German with Jenny: Jenny has developed an app to learn German (not free, subscription) but she has an amazing set of videos that will help you learn German from level A1-B2. She has great pronunciation and will really help you improve. The Ultimate Der-Die-Das-Guide: Laura has written this great guide on "der die das" which should make the articles clear once and for all. You can also take this one step further and learn everything about "declensions" in German. Storytelling: This Storyplanet- app is for levels B1 aiming for B2 and even higher. Get a new story every day and be able to look up vocabulary for free. No registration or ads! Paid version gives you access to even more stories and learning tools. https://lunes.app/ vocabulary for certain professions, free, no registration, open source

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