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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Dies ist die introvertiert Method, um Sprache zu lernenš
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I use this method all the time - in the car, around the house, I even talk to my cats in German. If you already know a lot of the rules, then talking like this gives you time to think and correct yourself, without the pressure of another person, and the more you use or hear combinations of words, or word endings, the more instinctive they become. A native speaker will never think "okay so that's a feminine noun in dative so the adjective takes -en and die becomes der" or whatever - it's all natural, from habit, and the more you talk to yourself, taking your time, the more all these thousands of grammar combinations stick in your head. That then helps your listening skills because you recognise the patterns rather than thinking and translating individual words or endings.
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I talk to myself all the time in my foreign languages. It really does help with fluency.
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Ich rede mit mir selbst den ganzen Tag im Kopf, und irgendwann kann ich das richtige Wort nicht finden und schaue direkt auf den Ćbersetzer, und lerne, was dieses Wort ist. Es ist eine sehr gute Methode, empfohlen š und danke Cari fĆ¼r deine sehr deutliche Aussprache, du erinnerst mich, dass Deutsch eigentlich nicht so eine schwere Sprache ist šā¤
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I read an interesting article about learning and communicating in a language. The writer's main argument was this: we don't need to focus on ourselves (trying to minimise mistakes) when we communicate in a new language. Instead, we need to focus on the other side of the conversation, in our case, let's say German native speakers. It matters how much you understand when talking to native speakers. Furthermore, when you understand the natives fully, they will always understand you, no matter how many grammatical mistakes or mispronunciation may have. What I saw with Robin today was like the true example of this argument.
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When I listen to Cari speaking Deutsch, it feels like I can do it..it seems so easy...thanks for this channel and especially the subtities...
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He's so inspiring for everyone out there including me who's learning German and feel discouraged by the difficult grammar
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I use a ādiaryās methodā :) basically writing several sentences about my day in a diary in German :) now about my days in Germany (I have been in Munich for three weeks now, so it is even more fun!)
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This is really useful because I do conversation class in school but Iām not very good at it - I tend to freeze up when Iām put on the spot and everyoneās looking at me. This seems like a great way to improve, danke!
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This absolutely works. I thought it was quite obvious for everyone when I was younger. I speak to myself a lot in my mother tongue since I was a kid, and was always very "praised" for being very eloquent in everyday life. When I had to learn a foreign language I automatically started doing it, realized afterwards. And yup, it works. Also, when I realized not everyone does it I asked my best friend, a psychologist, if I was going nuts. His reply was: "as long as you don't hear anyone replying to you, all is good" :)
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Ich verstehe fĆ¼r die erste Zeit 95% von diese Video. Ich bin sehr GlĆ¼cklich! Ich habe alles alleine gelernt und habe ich mehr zu lernen :)))))
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ā¤ļøšCari, immer sehr gute Deutschsprache Lehrerin.šā¤ļø
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God what a good idea!
I have tried so many times to speak with native Germans or to find German speaker partners.... Nothing worked.... All they wanted to speak just English with meš
He gave me very good ideas how to improve my German speaking skillš Thank you very much š¤
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Ich lerne Deutsch seit drei Monaten und finde es fast unglaublich, dass ich das ganzes GesprƤch ohne die Untertitel verstehen kann.
Dankeschƶn, Cari. Du bist eine der besten Deutschlehrerinnen!
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His method reminds me of the same trick i had when i was studying English in primary school. One day the teacher passed by and asked why i was talking to myself. hahhaha
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I have the same tendency to say "also" when speaking in German as a gap while I figure out what to say.
Same as "umm", "like" etc
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I have been trying to learn German for over five years now, and for now there is an improvement even-thou i am a Nigerian and i never going any where outside my country but however i know so many things in Speaking German in terms of pronounce, spellings, counting cardinal numbers, etc I believe one day i will get the opportunity for going to Germany. Thank You Cari and Janutz and Walt. Ich Freue Mich.
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Ich muss sagen dass in meine Erfahrung, die wichtigste ist Motivation. Wenn man sehr motiviert ist, kann man alles machen.
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Das tue ich schon, sogar in meiner Muttersprache.
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@jiafeistan7657
2 years ago
Amazing! He doesn't care about the fact that he could make mistakes when he's speaking, he only cares about getting the point across and speaking. This is exactly what everyone should strive for before drowning in grammar books!
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