KRACH! Mutti hat Pfannkuchen gemacht!
French or German?
Jack Smith
Daniel Martin
>Which one would you think is more beneficial?
Beneficial in what way? What are your plans for the future? Where do you want to live? etc. pp.
Parker Adams
>germans thinking they have a hard language
Jup, deutschland uber alles wherever you go. I had it as second foreign language and it is by far the easiest of the ones I know, and I subsequently learned Italian and Latin. The thing that you think is difficult is just words thrown together without using spaces.
Carter Smith
>an Anglo claims to know a foreign language
top kek
Your pronunciation is notoriously laughable.
>ursa major
>errsuh mayjerr
EVERY TIME
Caleb Rivera
Outside of a course, how do you learn a new language?
Is Duolingo recommended?
Josiah Williams
This. German is even easier than Spanish.
Daniel Rivera
grammar book
memrise/anki
talking to natives
Anthony Powell
Dictionary
Grammar book
Also, read books. For German, start with Nietzsche or Heine. Work through Jenseits von Gut und Böse until you can understand it all. German is really similar to English, so it shouldn't take more than a few months.
And, of course, talk to natives
Evan Miller
German declension is such a bore, though
Luis Lee
*tips ten days into duolingo*