how hard is it to learn german?
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It isn't too hard to learn. Spanish is the easiest. But german is actully easier than english. If you have a good CD that teaches German. I really liked A+ german. You can learn lots of words. It is best to have a teacher or someone who speaks it to help you get the hang of pronounciation. If you have opportunity to speak it with someone you are more likely to learn it and retain it. A language that you do not get to use is of no benefit. I learned it and didn't have anyone to speak it with , so I've forgotten a lot of it. My daughter learned spanish and has someone to speak it with so she has become fluent with it.
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Very easy to learn.  They have "language in 10 minutes a day" books in the book stores...that can help you learn French.  The computer courses are great too.\nFrench doesn't have too many hard to make sounds and we have the same alphabet so you'll do just fine.\nGood luck!!!
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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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Learn German free onlineBasic German course with 300 free questions and answers\nhttp://Learno.com/german\n\nGerman - FreeAudio vocabulary, lessons, phrases \nhttp://www.ZapGerman.com\n\nAlso: http://german.about.com/
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Oh, yes, way fun!  Cool grammar, cool music, neat words (loooong ones).  You don't have to sound like some mad evil monster either.  I personally find the language quite romantic (when spoken well).  Read neat poetry, too.  Nice nice people...everyone I've met, you try to speak German, they just compliment the heck out of you and say your german is so good! Germans think their language is more difficult than quantum physics, so anything you say is heartily welcomed.  Just try not to have the king or queen of grammar for a teacher, there's a lot of grammar, it's complicated, and you're better off picking it up slowly than trying to memorize it all at once.  Also, los!
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That depends on your aptitude to learn languages and the time you dedicate. For some people, learning languages is very easy. Henry Schliemann, the discoverer of Troy, spoke 18 languages. According to his daughter, he learnt Spanish, Italian , and Portuguese in six weeks each
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english is the most complicated language because of all the rules so i think it would be hard to learn it online.
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They have these wonderful things that you used to only be able to get on cassette. "Books on tape" Now thanks to technology you can buy a CD. Also books on the language might help get you started. You might want to look into taking a class in German, not too many schools offer it anymore, you might want to look into getting a private tutor. But alas, nothing is as great or as good of a teacher as actually spending time in a country/area where that is the fluent language. You'll have to learn. It's like a sink or swim situation.
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I'd say Mandarin Chinese. Not only do you have to learn words ... inflection is also key ... and there are four inflections you can put on any word/syllable. And some of the words are best pronounced in a sing-song sort of tone. \n\nJapanese is definitely easier because it is not so heavily dependent on inflection. \n\nFrench, Spanish and German are all a piece of cake compared to Mandarin Chinese.
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2 hours, but take breaks during the day. Immerse yourself in the language. Try to find a native speaker to talk to. Find german language television programs, etc.
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Go with your interests.  Personally, I find them all equally hard/easy. (I am native american, started with German, added French and I can read and make myself understood at a survival level in Spanish and Italian.)\nHowever, if there are any instructors that are 'TPRS' teachers  (ask around) take WHATEVER that language is.  There are not very many at the college level.  Also talk to other students and find out which language has the most instructors with high student ratings.  The teacher and teacher's methods can make all the difference for a beginning student.  They can dazzle you with complex grammar and lots of work, or they can lead you gently to the same end.  \nEnjoy, though,  Languages are fun if you decide to do the work to learn them!
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ill do it if u help me with my german!!
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French is a lot easier. Take it from a singer. I've had to learn Italian and German. Those where the two hardest for me. Chinese from what I've heard from people is a little tougher. Choose what u think is comfy for u.
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First you will most probably need a bachelor in either german or history [if you do not have one already].  Most colleges and universities [at least here in Canada] have some online/distance options for courses, and if you are a few years apart from completing your degree/diploma, you may want to take some "freshing-up" courses.  \n\nHistory is probably more popular of a choice as all high schools will have that subject- german is not given at all high schools [depending where you are of course], so I would check first with the schools in your area if there is any demand or need for a teacher.  \n\nIn order to teach in most schools, you are required to have an education degree.  The degree program for high school is more subject specific than elementary, which tends to be generalist.  The High School Teacher Education program is usually about a year long and should include a practicum in which you would be assigned a school to teach at and a teacher to mentor you.  Different colleges and universities have different options in their program, so you would probably want to contact ones in your area to see what kind of schedule and options they offer.  Some may have online courses you can take, while others will insist on on-campus learning.\n\nAfter completing and graduating, you should be eligible to apply for the teaching license/certification for your state/province/country.\n\nAfter that, the most logical step would to become a substitute teacher, after which you would be able to apply for a full time position.\n\nOf course I would suggest first that you contact a history or german high school teacher in your area and ask if you can observe/volunteer in their classroom so you can see if teaching is something that you want to do.  Since you are a stay at home mom, you may also try tutoring students if possible to see how you like it.\n\nHope that helps, and good luck!! :)
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talk to your prospective employer, and maybe you can answer me something...how difficult would it be for me to learn Polski...dziekuje.
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Listen, I'm not going to start with that hippie-like stuff everybody else says, that it's never too late, we all live in a pink world, etc.\nThe truth is - it only depends on you if it's too late. It certainly is a lot harder to learn a language at 22 that it is when you are a kid, just like everything else. But it's all in your motivation. Do you really want to learn it - then I assure you you will learn it, even if it's hard for you.\nIs the language hard to learn? Is it similar to a language you speak? How many languages do you speak? Are YOU good at learning languages? These are the questions you should ask yourself, but none of them is important if you're motivated enough.\nGood luck.
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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