I want to learn Swahili. Where can I do it in Germany?
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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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If you want to speak with a regional dialect, such as in South Western Germany (Speyer, near Heidelberg).  No, if you want to speak high (proper) German.
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There is a University in Rothenburg, Germany that has a program to learn German in one semester. ( I can't think of the name) My friend went not knowing any german and when he came back he was able to give a speech, write, and converse in german. I would try this first and then apply to some of the universities in Germany. Good Luck!
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Try Yahoo! Germany http://de.yahoo.com/
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start using yahoo messenger\nChat with german users by learning it from them\nStart using voice chat and start talking to them in german.\nit is the most easiest and probably the cheapest way to learn german.\nYeah, heart break is a fundamental problem in this way of leraning
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I have lived over-seas my whole life.  Before we would ever move we would study the culture of that place before we decided that that is actually where we would move.  I think it's the same with learning the language.  You don't really have to go to the country to learn the language.  Trust me, sometimes it just doesn't work.  (If you want to learn German, going to Germany shouldn't be your first option if you want to learn the language.  You would try to talk to the people in German and they would answer you in English!  It was kind of their little way of saying don't even bother.) You should check out the culture and maybe try to speak a little bit of that language and see if you like it or not.  Otherwise, you just wasted a whole bunch of money on something you don't like and will never even use.
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There's a really good site from Radio Deutsche Welle\n\nhttp://www.dw-world.de/dw/0,1595,2548,00.html\n\nIt's a site with High Quality MP3 recordings and PDF documents of written work to learn the written language. There are several levels from Beginner to Professional. And best of all, it's free.\n\nhave fun.
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You don't.  Germany has a high unemployment rate and you have to be hired before you arrive.  If you have a natural attachment to Germany such as being the spouse of a service person, then yes there are jobs available around the bases.  I would love to teach in Germany.
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never been to Germany i would like to go there one day and have some snitzel i don't knmow if that is how you spell it
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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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try it here http://www.arbeitsagentur.de/\n\nor check out some local newspapers.\n\nGOOD LUCK AND WELCOME TO GERMANY
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You should probably contact the German Teachers Union, the BLBS:\nBundesverband der Lehrerinnen und Lehrer an beruflichen Schulen e.V.\nhttp://www.blbs.de/
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visit the British Council in your nearest city in your country if u r living outside the UK
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You may want to search online for programs that will allow you to teach English in Germany (like, conversation English to younger students) just to get your foot in the door.  For many of these programs you don't need certificaiton.  Then, as you teach uncertified to young students, you're in Germany with a staff of certified instructors and you can find out and get help from them.  Worth a shot?  Good luck.
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I'm learning German.  http://www.polyglot-learn-language.com/  Or practice with me.
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I second the notion about Rosetta Stone from Transparent language (but its expensive)\ngerman.about.com has some beginning German lessons\nlook for AATG (AATG.org), the website of the American Association of Teachers of German; they have links.\nTry Goethe.de (look for the translation link to get it in English.)  There will be some materials, but more advanced.\nThere is a website somewhere that lists German teachers in the US and if they tutor or give private lessons.\nYou might see if there is a German-America Klub of some sort in your area as well; they generally hold beginners classes or would know where some are.\nViel Glück!
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Would be better to go to another place.  Germany has forgotten how to educate people.