find out what’s up with those once and for all. – you want to get the endings right? Why not start today!? with this convenient starter kit you can get about 40% correct … and you don’t even have to bother about gender or case. – The second step to mastery of the German adjective declension will et you another 40% there with not so much of an effort. 3 – This one fixes the few mistakes that are still there… if you have 2 minutes to think, that is :). Seriously, it’s worth reading just to know what’s going on, but getting it right while speaking… no explanation can do that. Just talk and read and it’ll come :)
Last but not least ones I haven’t categorized yet:
- This post takes a look at what “reflexive” actually means. Then we’ll take a look at English and compare that to how it works on German and do away with some myths they teach in language class sometimes. After reading this, you see German reflexive verbs in a different light… they aren’t that hard actually.
Oh and what’s up with the colors? They should give you an orientation what the article is like…
: Rated G. This is basic stuff that you can use and apply even as a complete beginner without knowledge about cases or sentence structure
: This is the core of German grammar and structure. Having read the green stuff you know enough to speak proper German (of course you need to practice)
: These articles are more theoretical look at German… no… not the boring theoretical, the insightful one… so those are not about “How do I do this and that” but more about the “Whhhhyyyyyy???” … they give you useful background and organize things a little.
: Rated Nerd. This is advanced stuff. You can speak German fluently without any of this but you will need it for writing and if you want to pass language tests higher than the B2.
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