Where to start learning German

1. To learn German, you must first learn pronunciation, because German pronunciation can assist in memorizing words (each letter has a unique pronunciation, and the word can be read according to the letter. German words are just like pinyin, and can also be read according to the pronunciation. spell out the letters).

2. Practice speaking, listen to some German songs, visit German websites frequently, listen to German radio, etc. Some websites have a lot of learning materials, including videos and audios. You can use these materials to practice listening.

3. Beginners are recommended to use Lang's German dictionary, which is characterized by clear explanations of words and bilingual explanations in Chinese and German.

How to learn German from scratch

1. Phonetic learning. The pronunciation rules of German are easy to remember, and basically one letter/letter combination corresponds to one or two sounds (three sounds at most). It is not as varied as English, nor as complicated as French. Once you are familiar with these rules, spelling, spelling, and singing will not be a problem.

At the same time, the German letters are also very simple, only 4 more than the 26 English letters: ?, ?, ?ü, ?. And all four of them have fixed pronunciations, which never change. Students who plan to study on their own must pay attention to their pitch!

2. Vocabulary learning. After passing the pronunciation stage, you can memorize words without any problems. Different words and different genders all need to be memorized.

3. Sentence learning. After memorizing some basic words, you can learn simple sentences. While learning to speak simple conversations, you can also take a look at grammar.

4. Choose teaching materials. There are many German textbooks on the market now, and they are all pretty good. I just recommend that self-study students try to find ones with Chinese explanations. Textbooks that are all in German may be difficult to understand.