The German Language is spoken by around 105 million, which illustrated the importance and benefits of learning it. German has its roots as a western Germanic Language. This means its related alongside English which is a great advantage for us.

During my German teaching I have encountered many inpatient students that wanted quick results. There are several methods that can help in learning the German language quicker then usual.

If you want to become fully fluent you will need to have a good understanding of the German grammar structure, but that’s not what we are here for. We want to learn German Fast.

Here are some tested methods that I have advised over and over:

Firstly: Try to practice with a native speaker, learning through basic conversations give the fastest results.
Secondly: plan time for learning German at least a few hours a week.
Thirdly: Start with free German Courses to find your perfect learning method.

And lastly: The most important tip: vary your learning resources. DON’T just learn from 1 book. Vary your learning sources (I can’t say it often enough)
i.e:
- 2 German Study at home courses
- 1 free German course
- 1 German phrase book
- 1 German grammar book

It is really that simple. Start planning today and you could be speaking German within a few months. Teaching German has always been a passion for me and I really like to see my students progress fast. I hope this article inspires you into Learning German Fast.

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German Made Simple: Learn to speak and understand German quickly and easily Review.

The book basically covers all the basics and many fine points of grammar for the German language. Aside from that it offers frequent passages in German to practice translating and understanding. These passages reflect the chapter lessons quite well and the later ones are interesting. Grammar is made comprehensible.

You will need to review the grammar passages more then once to really benefit from it.

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Deutsch Englisch
das Baby (-s or Babies) = Baby
der Bruder (”) = Brother
die Familie (-n) = Family
die Geschwister (-) = Siblings
die Großeltern (Großelteren) = Grandparents
die Großmutter (”) = Grandmother
der Großvater (”) = Grandfather
die Mutter (”) = Mother
die Oma (-s) = Grandma
der Opa (-s) = Grandpa
die Schwester (-n) = Sister
der Sohn (”-e) = Son
die Tochter(”) = Daughter
der Vater (”) = Father

Today we will focus on some easy German vocabulary – Clothing. Read it once then follow up by watching the video below.

Deutsch = Englisch

Herrenunterwäsche = men’s underwear
Unterhose = underpants, undershorts, pants, briefs (~under-hose)
Unterhemd = undershirt, singlet, vest
T-shirt = T-shirt
Socken / Strümpfe = socks, stockings
Damenunterwäsche lingerie = (~ladies underwear)
Slip / Schlüpfer = panties, knickers
BH (Büstenhalter) = bra, brassiere (~busts-holder)
Strumpfhose = pantihose / tights
Schuhe = shoes
Schuhriemen = shoe straps
Klettverschluss = Velcro ® (fastener)
Pantoffeln = (carpet) slipper
Stiefel = boots, boondockers
Hose = hose,pair of trouserspants , slacks , breeches
Reißverschluss = zip fastener, zip, zipper
Gürtel = girdle, belt, cordon
Pullover = pullover
Sweatshirt = sweatshirt
Hemd = shirt, shift
Bluse = blouse , shirt
Knopf = knob, button , push-button, pommel, chap, little fellow
Weste = vest , waistcoat
Jacke = jacket, coat, jerkin, cardigan
Mantel = mantle, (top-)coat, overcoat, cloak, jacket
Pelzmantel = fur coat (~pelt-mantle)
Regenmantel/Regenjacke = raincoat (~rain-mantle)/slicker (~rain-jacket)
Schal = shawl, scarf, muffler
Hut = hat, cap
Mütze = cap, hat
Kappe = cap
Handschuhe = gloves (~hand-shoes)
Regenschirm = umbrella, brolly (~rain-shade)
Sonnenschirm = sunshade, beach umbrella, parasol
Tasche = pocket (- of a jacket),(shopping-) bag, purse, pouch, case
Handtasche = handbag
Schmuck = embellishment, jewelry, jewellery [Brit.]
Ring = ring
Ehering = wedding ring
Kette = chain
Armband = bracelet (~arm-band, ~arm-ribbon)
Armbanduhr = wristwatch, watch (~arm-ribbon-watch)

2. See what kind of learner you are. What really works for you? Some learn great through reading, some need more visual aid and then again some learn great through audio. Through this you can determine a higher emphasis on books, software or mp3’s for example.

p.s

start right now learning german with our free german course.

Seeing the increasing amount of interest to learn German, we have felt the urge providing you with some tips on how to proceed . Many are planning  holiday to Germany or Austria added to the benefits of mastering a second language. That all aside we would all like to learn a language as fast as possible.

1. Do not procrastinate. Once you set a time-plan and resources, stick to it for at least a month. Then evaluate your progress and make modifications on your following month if needed. maybe within that month you have learned what you intended to.

Tip 2 will be coming soon, be sure to bookmark us.

(not really possible on a small budget though I suppose).