f you pick up a German book that is more than fifteen or twenty years old, you’re likely to notice some spelling discrepancies when compared to German texts today. This is the result of the German Spelling Reform that was initiated in 1996 and has gradually been getting phased in ever since.

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Most of you will agree that learning a new language is not an easy thing to do. It requires you to put lots of efforts and have a certain level of dedication.

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Being able to learn German quickly depends on the learning environment you’re in. In other words, being in a class room full of people may not be conducive to learning quickly especially when the teacher has to divide their attention among many people.

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Internet and multimedia technologies have revolutionized the way people can learn German on their own. Previously, the most you could look forward to beyond a book of lists and quizzes was the occasional audio or video cassette. Searching online, however, shows the wide range of new resources being made available to consumers.

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While many Germans speak excellent English, the benefits in learning German are significant. German is spoken by more than 100 million people in 38 countries. The bulk of these are in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Significant numbers of German speakers are also found through the United States as well as in South America.

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German is one of the most widely spoken languages worldwide. It is the official language of several countries including Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and Belgium.

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Looking to purchase the best possible learn German course available?

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Most prospective language students are familiar with Pimsleur, Berlitz, or the Teach Yourself Series of foreign language series.

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On most people’s list of things they wish they had the time to do is probably learn a new language. Whether that language be Spanish, French, Italian, German, or even Arabic, learning a new language can be difficult.

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Hello = Hallo
Good morning = Guten Morgen
Good evening = Guten Abend
Good day = Guten Tag
Good night = Gute Nacht
Goodbye = Auf Wiedersehen
Bye = Tschüß/Ciao
See you soon = Bis bald
See you later = Bis später
See you tomorrow = Bis morgen
Please = Bitte
Thank you = Danke
You’re welcome = Bitte (You could also use “Gern geschehen”, but I forgot to mention it…. meh… sorry, stupid me, will add it next time. But “bitte” is perfectly correct. Duh!)

I hope this was helpful, and if you have any suggestions, feel free to tell me in the comments!

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