Learning DE Grammar - A2 / B1 level - a useful resource

jrspet · #1 13.03.2011, 23:53

http://www.deutschseite.de/index.html

I found his site to be an excellent resource, and might be for you too.

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SWISSG · #2 30.03.2011, 15:36

I've always liked dict.cc for their vocab trainer. They also have a free iPhone application which has an internet free dictionary.

jrspet · #3 30.03.2011, 15:38

This resource from a Uni in Texas was useful as well:

http://www.coerll.utexas.edu/gg/gr/v_04.html

SWISSG · #4 30.03.2011, 16:14

good site!

Vancouverite · #5 30.03.2011, 22:37

great links. I've been having some difficulties with the grammar
Maybe I should be using Rosetta Stone a bit more though

reids · #6 30.03.2011, 23:10

	Quote:	jrspet
	http://www.deutschseite.de/index.html I found his site to be an excellent resource, and might be for you too.

Wow that explains verb conjugation much better than my German teacher

33foxglove · #7 02.04.2011, 10:00

I could find the thank you button so I thought I would send you a quick note to say how much I appreciate you posting this website. It's really very helpful. A Big Thank You!

	Quote:	jrspet
	http://www.deutschseite.de/index.html I found his site to be an excellent resource, and might be for you too.

danb123 · #8 02.04.2011, 10:32

Yes thanks everybody! I found online sites really help. Here's one I like for learning words, and it works well on an iPhone, on the bus.

Amazingly it's free but if you want sound/pronunciation you have to pay:
http://www.german-flashcards.com/

regards
Dan

jrspet · #9 02.04.2011, 10:35

	Quote:	33foxglove
	I could find the thank you button so I thought I would send you a quick note to say how much I appreciate you posting this website. It's really very helpful. A Big Thank You!

You're most welcome! Chip in if you ( and to other posters on this thread ) happen discover something useful for us keen on learning the language.

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danb123 · #10 02.04.2011, 10:41

Unfortunately I'm using Tapatalk on the iPhone and it doesn't show a lot of things, like the extra buttons.

Here's another good website for conjugating verbs:
http://www.verbix.com/languages/german.shtml

If anyone has done an online course and it worked well, I'd like to hear about it. My time is getting limited but I don't want to stop learning. Doing it online from home would help a lot. I'm at B2 level now but I'd like to try and get a certificate.

Regards,
Dan

33foxglove · #11 02.04.2011, 21:44

I found this site today, http://www.nthuleen.com/101/index.html refered from the one in this thread.

Between these two sites I think I might just finally be getting the hang of this German thing.

lemanade · #12 16.04.2011, 12:55

the free course part of http://www.deutschakademie.de/online...hkurs/english/ is also very helpful, with forums where you can leave your texts to be checked by german teachers. and lots of exercises with answers.

best luck to all german learners

zuzuni · #13 16.04.2011, 19:35

I find these series of videos very good and professional but maybe for beginners like me

jrspet · #14 10.05.2011, 20:09

Yet another resource in both EN and DE with free access to video tutorials.

http://www.learn-german-smarter.com/index.html

http://www.beste-tipps-zum-deutsch-l...com/index.html

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jetset · #15 31.05.2011, 09:35

The links here are great! Thanks so much for sharing them!

Marsello · #16 31.05.2011, 10:37

Here's one more useful link:
http://www.dw-world.de/dw/0,,2548,00.html

Deutsche Welle website. The German course is available in 30 different languages including English. The course is covered as a part of an interesting story. Its an audio plus pdf course material.

Have fun,

Cheers!

isa333 · #17 31.05.2011, 13:52

Thank you people.... all of these site are great!!!

danb123 · #18 15.11.2011, 07:02

Hi,

I found the Babbel.com iPhone app to be very good, especially since it's free:
http://www.babbel.com/a#/flash/navig...ation/homepage

I have not tried the Babbel.com website much yet. I would like to hear what others think of it? I'm at the B1/B2 level and I find it harder to find good online sites for learning. I would be very interested in recommendations. The online sites do seem to be getting better all the time.

Regards,
Dan

Pummy · #19 15.11.2011, 07:22

Thanks for sharing the links. I am learning Deutsche currently and they all seem helpful.

One from my side.

http://www.learnalanguage.com/learn-german/

danb123 · #20 15.11.2011, 15:07

I tried the Babbel.com website last night. I was hoping to find something good for practicing sentence structure, however, it seems like they just have you attempt writing a text and then you can send to others to be evaluated. Not very impressive.

The vocabulary exercises seem very good. You start off slowly and then build up to the full spelling of the word. I was hoping they might have something like that for sentences, especially to help with word order.

Dan