Where I can I get German lessons in Germany?
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Great question!  I asked myself that when I first travelled there and am happy to say that there are many opportunities.\n\nI don't know how much time you will be spending in Germany, but if you have the time, the best way would be to enroll in a German language course:\n\n               1.  Volkshochshule\n               2.  Akademisches Auslandsamt (at the local University\n               3.  Hire an instructor\n\nBut, if you want to save some money and would like to meet people at the same time, try a Language Exchange (Austausch) where you give an English lesson for an hour and receive a German lesson in return.\n\nAnother option, which I wouldn't recommend if you are a youngish female, is to initiate a conversation with a single elderly person in a small but public cafe.  If you choose to do that, you need to look the part: dress professionally, hair brushed, maybe a language book under your arm, etc.  Otherwise you may project the wrong impression.\n\nThe German people are very understanding and helpful.  Meet them halfway and you'll be pleasantly rewarded.\n\nHave fun.
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The germanfortravellers.com site is hawking a commercial product, but they have a variety of free lessons (some including audio and video) at the link below.\n\nThe second link is a link site describing a large number of online resources, pay and free.
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Hello,\n\nWell since you just want the cheapest mesthod i would have to say try your librray for books and audio cd's like\n\nPimsleur recorded books, they are recorded conversations and they come in different levels in German.\n\nTalk now German, this is a good software for begineers\n\nTeach yourself German\nColloquial German\nTeach yourself German Phrasebook\nGerman for dummies\nHugo German \nBerlitz German\nLiving Language\nA good grammar book and also a good dictionary as well \n\nhttp://www.germanfortravellers.com/learn/index2.html\nhttp://www.uncg.edu/~lixlpurc/publications/NetzUeb.html\nhttp://www.travlang.com/languages/german/ihgg/\nhttp://german.languages4everyone.com/courses/index.html\nhttp://www.learnplus.com/courses/german/german1/german1.html\nhttp://gut.languageskills.co.uk/\n\nHope these helped.
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just seen your question. sad that no-one answered you. i speak swahili very fluently.\ni don't know much about germany but if you want you can bring me over and i'll teach you everything :)\n\nkwaheri, na mungu akubariki
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No, but contact the university.  They have a good German department and surely one of the advanced students would be happy to earn some extra Geld.
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get lessons or classes.
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You can find a directory on this site:\nhttp://www.germancanadian.com/newsite/search.cfm
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I don't know if you speak German but here is a link to various sites in Düsseldorf, nice choice by the way.\nmake a google search under:\nImmobilien/düsseldorf.de
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G'day Dave,\n\nThank you for your question.\n\nYou might want to look at enrolling in adult education classes for the languages.\n\nHowever, the BBC offers good language resources in both German and Spanish.\n\nI attach sources for your reference.\n\nRegards
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If you have studied at least 2 years of german look into the DAAD program just google it.  If you have a local Rotary club email them about their scholarship programs.
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germany, but you need to speak German
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Hi! hey, your address is wrong, when you go there, there is a mistake....I´ve looked around and you have to look here:\nhttp://www.sprachenzentrum.fu-berlin.de/sprachbereiche/bereiche_de/daf_de.php\nThen, there is specified that once you are there you have to make an einstufungstest or a test that proofs in which level are you and then you get the course level that you need. here is not specified what levels do they have but i can imagine they have from A1 to C1. If you are going on a program then you can do that.\nIf you are planning to register with out the support of an international program, then you have to make te DSH test. Which is a German for University level that you have to pass in order to study in ANY university in Germany. For this you need a level B2 or C1, it is a very complicated exam. \nAnd another thing. The Berlin University is Free because it is free to teach what they think it is right. I mean the Freie thing has nothing to do with gratuity, but with liberty. \nI am not sure if this University is free anymore because there are some changes in this context all around Germany. And it depends on what party governs... probably for the next semester it is "free" but next year not anymore. And it is not fully free..you have to pay hat is called "sozialbeitrag" aprox. 125 euros each semester (even if the Uni is free).\n\nYou should call or write here:\nSprachenzentrum\n(ZE Sprachlabor) \nBereich Deutsch als Fremdsprache\nHabelschwerdter Allee 45 \n14195 Berlin \nKL 25 301- KL 25 306 \n(2. Stock)\nTelefon: +30/838-55686, -55687 oder -54504 \nE-Mail: dafze@zedat.fu-berlin.de \n\nand Info Service der FU Berlin:\nÖffnungszeiten (Persönliche Informationen am Info-Counter und am Telefon): Montag, Dienstag, Mittwoch, Freitag: 9-15.00 Uhr; Donnerstag: 9.00-17.00 Uhr (ganzjährig*)\nSprechzeiten der Sachbearbeitung (Iltisstr. 1) und der Studienberatung (Brümmerstr. 50, Einzelgespräche ohne Voranmeldung): Montag und Dienstag: 9.30-12.30 Uhr; Donnerstag: 14.00-17.00 Uhr. Die Vergabe der Wartenummern in der Iltisstr. 1 erfolgt Montag und Dienstag bis 12.00 Uhr und Donnerstag bis 16.00 Uhr.\n\n\nInfo-Counter der Bereiche "Studierendenverwaltung" und "Bewerbung und Zulassung" im Foyer der Iltisstr. 1, 14195 Berlin (U-Bhf. Dahlem-Dorf) und Info-Counter der Allgemeinen Studienberatung in der Brümmerstr. 50, 14195 Berlin (U-Bhf. Thielplatz) \nInformationen am Telefon unter (030) 838 700 00 \nE-Mail: Info-Service@fu-berlin.de \nStudieninformationen per Chat: Montag 15-16 Uhr \n\nGOOD LUCK
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Contact your local chapter of the AATG--the American Association of Teachers of German, and they should know what contests are in your area.  I took German in Texas and participated in State German Contest, Sprachfest, that sort of thing.  Try www.aatg.org
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I found these sites to be helpful \n\nwww.learnenglish.de \n\nand \n\nwww.learn-english-online.org \n\nthe below is an example of a lesson \nIt gives written and sound \n\nFull form (written) Short form (spoken) \n\nI am = I'm \nyou are = you're \nhe is = he's \nshe is = she's \nit is = it's \nare not = aren't \nis not = isn't \n\nalso an example\n\nQuestion - What/Who is it? \nWhat ....? = things\nWho .....? = people\n"What's" = What is\n"It's" = It is\n"Who's" = Who is\n\nPictures are included with the answers on the site \n\n"What's this?" "It's an apple." \n"And this?" "It's a pear." \n"And what's this?" "It's a car." \n"And what are these?" "They're biscuits." \n"And these?" "They're eggs." \n"Who's this?" "It's Mr. Bean." \n\nSource(s):\nwww.learnenglish.de\n\nwww.learn-english-online.org
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for learning?\n\ngo to language exchange.com
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Rosetta stone (try your library)\ngerman.about.com\ndeutsch-lernen.com\ndeutschlern.net\nAATG.org (many weblinks)\ngoethe.de  (find the link to English version first)
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ja es gibt, aber lebe leider nicht in deutschland. Es ist aber schon mal wieder deutsch zu schreiben. Danke