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i make german lessons on on my channel too.

@all pleas look at my videos and help me to make a good channel to learn german.

and maybe subscribe (:

KiwiSpeedy 6 days ago

you a very pretty woman where are you from and where do you live right now?

you speak good English :)

SuperDamon1985 4 months ago

Me encantas sus clases, ha sido una gran ayuda. :)

lapijayami 4 months ago

i was at a gathering once and there were 2 german gentlemen talking to each other. the only german word i made out was klein. btw, GumBubble08 i love your lessons.

leethebug 4 months ago

Danke for this video!

UnexpectedExpressive 4 months ago

I'm sorry but nobody says 'Guten Nachmittag' ! That's totally unusual and akward. Instead just say 'Guten Tag' or 'Hallo'

Trs96 5 months ago

German is so much like English but with a lisp...and a mean cold. lol Easy for English speaking people to learn. Yet harder on the throat at first. Great work by the way.

yoashuain 5 months ago

@dirtypantylover

Very inappropriate.

behold755 6 months ago

very nice, I do the same but teach slang words in Mexiko.

coquis1234 7 months ago

Hey my teacher lived in österreich and he says we can use "servus" to say hi and goodbye, kinda like aloha in hawaiian. But my friends who lived in german said they have never heard of that...

icdp 8 months ago

@icdp: Your friends were right! That´s more common in Bavaria.

Trs96 5 months ago

Dear teacher

i really enjoyed your lessons but it is hard for me to remember words..i went to vienna but couldnát understand the language there becoz, the german people talk so fast..could u please suggest me how can i start and could communicate in german..i cannot afford to pay for language courses in vienna because thea are expensives and i have no money...please help me ..i would like to learn german

RankThe5 8 months ago

@RankThe5 Hi there. It's great that you want to learn German and don't worry if you don't understand everything when you hear native speakers talk, especially Austrians are a little harder to understand because of their accent or dialect. Have you had a look for coursebooks yet? There are good affordable ones, with handbooks, CDs and the like. Other than that, there are various (free) online-courses (with units etc, not as random as my stuff on my channel/blog ;) ) that could help. Good luck!

GumBubble08 8 months ago

im still debating to learn russian or german

thing is german is harder to pronouce and russian has hard characters

mimz305 10 months ago

@mimz305 hm, well, I know someone who knows Russian and he said that his teacher once said that it's a language in which a foreigner will never be totally fluent. I suppose though, that's different for every individual. Russian grammar is definitely harder (and I actually think that pronunciation is harder, too. But that depends on your native language!). In the end of the day - learn the language that you feel would benefit you more, or more importantly, that you would enjoy more learning! :)

GumBubble08 10 months ago

@GumBubble08 yeah i know what you mean, thing is ive been learning chinese for about 3 years, its coming to me and stuff but the characters are so hard for me to remeber them all, I wish my school would teach german becasue I want a language that I stick with, and good thing about german is that it uses regular letters like english, I guees it just depends on what school im going to and thanks for the response.

mimz305 10 months ago