I have no experience and want to learn German but I don t know English, how can I learn it?

German is more difficult than English, you have to be mentally prepared, the grammar is more complicated, the grammar book can buy "Practical English German Comparative Grammar", so that both languages can be learned at the same time, or buy the simplest "New German Grammar" (Anhui Science and Technology Press), but there are many contents of this book that are not in detail, so to continue to learn, you also need to read Tongji University's "Modern German Practical Grammar", as for the tutorial, you can see the new refinement series, this is a book used by many training institutions, good, There are matching tapes, or you can also buy the "Contemporary University German Course" series, which is now a textbook for undergraduates, there are tapes, in addition, you go to Xinhua Bookstore to find the German piece, there must be some, learn German with a repeater or *** Okay, take a look at the German forum on the Internet, there are also **teach German pronunciation on the Internet, if you want to make German friends, you can only make some friends with foreigners**, this should not be difficult, if you just want to learn conversation, Then buy a book on oral language with tapes or CDs and read it, listening and speaking is the key, you must listen to and read more.

It doesn't matter if you don't know English, it doesn't affect your learning. And the pronunciation of German is very simple.

I go to Germany a lot, but I don't know what textbooks to buy now! You should still ask people who are in college now, and they will know about the textbooks.

The "Walking in Germany" we used to learn seemed to be good, but I don't know if there is any more now.

English and German are one language family, but they are not very related. Although you can see the 26 letters in German you can see in English, but the two languages are completely different, so if you don't speak English well, you won't have much impact on learning German. It can only indicate that the individual's ability to receive the language for learning is weak.

German is much more difficult than English, learning the language is to rely on a lot of practice and memorization, German is a spelling language, you must start learning from pronunciation at the beginning of learning This is very important, Germans use more msn, this can go to the top to add a German to chat, strengthen the sense of language. When talking to Germans, they usually use "Facebook".

You can go to German** on a daily basis, like German-speaking Germany, and see the German-language version of movies and short films.

English and German are one language family, but they are not very related. If you don't speak English well, you won't be able to learn German.

For the introductory (phonetics and basic grammar), it is recommended to study the first book of "Traveling in Germany", where Germans teach the pronunciation of the alphabet in the first lesson.

After getting started, you can learn "New Standard German", which is very practical. When it comes to chatting in Germans, they usually use "facebook" a lot.

I'm from the German family, and although you can see the 26 letters in English in German, it's two completely different languages from English, and learning German has nothing to do with forgetting the old English, but German is much more difficult than English, and learning a language requires a lot of practice and memorization, and in this regard, if you don't learn English very well, it's harder to learn German on your own, and to give you a simple example, English doesn't have any endings, and in German, you have to consider the parts of speech, the case, the endings, whether to change the word order, and so on.

German is a spelling language, and if you want to start learning, you have to start learning phonetics, which is very important, and Germans use msn a lot, and you can go to it and add a German to chat, and there are still a lot of foreigners on it, and if you can't find it, find me again, and I'll help you.

You can go to German** to see like German Germany Look at their movies and short films Pronunciation** German Germany is available in Germany But to learn systematically, I still recommend buying a German phonetics book directly because**Reed things are not accurate, and Germans have different accents in various places The more standard is still Berlin, so I recommend a book on the German pronunciation of the Foreign Research Society, if you are interested, you can buy it for less than 15 yuan.

I don't recommend self-study of German unless you are a student majoring in French or something because there are many similarities in the languages of these countries, but it doesn't mean that self-study will not succeed It's just more difficult The landlord wishes you success

I have a friend who learns German, hehe, German is similar to English, but you don't need to forget English, I think it is very fast to learn German with a basic knowledge of English, of course, I think it is better for you to also participate in German training, so that you can more or less improve your German and English skills. But the question of how much to improve is still up to you. Do you have the determination to learn German well, or do you have so much time to study every day?

If you are busy and can't go for a few days a week, then the improvement will not be very fast. I'm now in Fuzhou Xinlang Literature, and I think I've worked hard and gained a lot, hehe. Language learning, the key is still up to you.

Let's be honest, German is not for self-study, really. It's best to find a tutorial class, because his grammar is complex and, above all, it's hard to get started. If you really want to learn, German Germany is good.

Germans generally use MSN to chat, as well as ICQ, but the most common is Facebook, but unfortunately we can't get on it.

You don't need to forget English, because many spellings are the same, but they don't read the same, and if you learn it for a long time, you don't have to forget it, you will forget it automatically, hehe.

msn & facebook (&netlog)

But I live in Austria, so Germans probably use these too.

In fact, you can also use QQ Chinese abroad have QQ.

There are many more things to remember in German than in English.

As far as nouns are concerned, nouns in English are sexual.

German is also divided into positive, neutral, and negative.

You can't learn English well, and I guess you can't learn German either, so give up.

English doesn't seem to have anything to do with German, just learn it carefully. If you are interested, you should be able to learn it well, but German is much more complicated than English.

It's definitely harder to learn than English, and it's recognized as one of the hardest languages in the world to learn.

Grammar: Many sentences in English are similar to Chinese, but German is a different grammar. He has four accusative forms, and based on these four accusative cases he carries out direct and indirect object conjugations, adjective conjugations, strong and weak and irregular conjugations.

Verbs, adverbs, and pronouns are flying all over the sky, and they are all positioned by the case.

I heard: It's definitely the kind that speaks super fast, it's not hard to read, it's super hard to sound.

Spelling: It is more difficult than English, what participles and dichotomies are not said, and there are past tenses, present continuous tenses. Even the plural form of each word has to be memorized by rote, because there is no particular rule that works.

Application: Some people say that you can't necessarily speak a few words after three years of learning German, and that's probably a reflection of that.