In what order should one learn German?

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When it comes to learning a language from the beginning; it starts always with learning, pronouncing and recognizing alphabets if you are a independent learner. But it depends on the trainers and their techniques to teach a language. I start teaching with self introduction without touching on the alphabets;...
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When it comes to learning a language from the beginning; it starts always with learning, pronouncing and recognizing alphabets if you are a independent learner. But it depends on the trainers and their techniques to teach a language. I start teaching with self introduction without touching on the alphabets; i let them feel the language through some activities in a group and gradually I move on to alphabets, pronunciation, listening and then reading. Writing comes later. read less
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one should learn german according the levels of it which starts with the basic i.e. A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 & C2 this are the levels you should go accordingly. for further information you can visit our website or can directly contact us.
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Any language has 4 modules: reading, listening, writing and speaking. You start with the pronunciation of the alphabets learning the vowels particularly. Then start with reading and listening. You do need the guidance of a tutor who can teach you pronunciation and grammar. The other inputs required are...
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Any language has 4 modules: reading, listening, writing and speaking. You start with the pronunciation of the alphabets learning the vowels particularly. Then start with reading and listening. You do need the guidance of a tutor who can teach you pronunciation and grammar. The other inputs required are a self discipline to learn a little bit every day, ability to absorb new things and most important retain what has been learnt. read less
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The best way to learn a language is the way you learnt your mother tongue.....speaking. Once learnt enough to communicatethe rest of the skills may follow
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