I always have lots of schoolwork to do and rarely anytime for leisure, but I want to learn to speak, read, and write German (I plan to move to Germany in a couple of years).
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A good book is "German in 10 minutes a day".\nIt's a good book to learn the basics and it's structured for a busy person. \nMy friend used this book when he was first learning German. It must have worked for him, because when I visited him in Heidelberg, he was very comfortable with the language.\n\nEventually, you will need to listen to tapes/Cd's to become familiar with the language. Check your local schools for conversational German classes.\n\nI you know anyone who speaks the language, spend time with them and speak German.\n\nCan you take a German class at your school, for credit toward your degree?\n\nGood luck.
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play my favorite music (not too loud)\nread and try to understand the subject (english)\nfor history read it like it was a story and memorize the imortant things sucha as dates or referneces like which one happened first, etc.\nfor math and science i just do a lot of problems to practice, since i love math and science i don't see studying as an obligation, but the best way to study is to practice.
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ill do it if u help me with my german!!
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well you can start by attending a few more classes to help out with your inability to spell school, then you might want to try a library, where you can study while you work!
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hi,\n\nI'm german and I got a good and free website for you.Here's the URL:http://german.about.com/library/blgloss_wort1.htm\n\nI start studying in the US next summer and I use this website to learn math and other stuff for the College placement test.\nIt should be something for you also. There you can also sign up and receive free email lessons with german words and sentences.\n\nHope it helps.\n\nJ.Z
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It's totally yur choice. if u think u want 2 learn german then go ahead. My advice is 2 learn both languages as both will prove to be useful.
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Well, you do not specify which school. Personally, in high school I learnt English. Later I learnt French in L'Alliance Francaise , and German in the school of languages
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Try to get yourself into English language environment, i.e.  listen to radio/tv program in English (may start with english subtitle,it'll help in catching the vocabulary), practise often (speak, write, read). And find chances to hang out with English native speakers. :)
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You need to cover the four skills equally - Listing, Reading, Writing and Speaking.\n\nListen\n- to the news, to other peoples conversations but especially films and the television because they are enjoyable and help you see what is going on at the same time.\n\nRead\n - magazines, comics, books and newspapers - you don't have to know every word, just skip the ones you don't know and you'll build up a much better general understanding.\n\nWrite\n - write letters to people, practice translating things from your own language, maybe try creative writing and write a poem or story.\n\nSpeak\n - practice speaking to people on the bus and in your year - I'm sure they'll be interested to find out more about you! And don't be shy, go for it, and say words you think are probably right if you're not 100% sure\n\nGood Luck!
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I speak reasonable german.  Maybe we could help eachother?
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if you dont want to be a teacher... then you could take courses and broaden your english skills...i will warn you other languages would have been easier if you had taken them in highschool...but if you take them try not to miss much school they will go through it really fast... take speed reading which will help you study faster... other than that you should try different classes to see what you like... if you would rather write than translate or something like that... these are just some ideas...
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Spanish has more speakers worldwide than German. If you want to study political science/international speaking more languages in general may be useful. If you are especially interested in south American politics there won't be a way around Spanish, if you are more interested in European politics German may be at least as useful. \n\nI'd say it depends how good your German is after 4 years. Do you think it really needs more work, or do you feel comfortable talking/reading it? If you feel pretty good about your German speaking abilities, learn an additional language, if you don't it may be better to learn German so that you are pretty good at it (after all you already invested 4 years into it) before you go on for spanish.
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First, study the language. That is the most important thing. After you know the language, you can go on to more stuff.
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well I'm great too!However,i have a lot of homework to do so i should start studying!hm..!sounds boring eh?!su!!
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If you're worried about the difficulty then choose German, it is a much easier language based on its roots and the fact that it is also a Germanic language like English, but it depends really on your interests, and your career goals.
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If you are majoring in German or German history, there may be some scholarships you can apply for. I suggest contacting your college's financial aid or German departments.
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You can always teach or Write. How about working as a historian? There's lots of things. There's a great quote that says "Find something you like to do and you will never have to work a day in your life."\n\nIt's SO true.