If you want to learn German with no foundation, the bibliography is recommended

I can also recommend a good book for learning German words "German Vocabulary Association and Shorthand" - this is the original German version, introduced by the Foreign Research Society, with 4000 basic vocabulary, covering all aspects of life. It is a good helper for learning German.

Learning German is very different from English! German verbs, nouns, adjectives, etc., vary greatly depending on the linguistic context, such as: sein, bin, bist, ist, sind, seid, gewesen, so learning German is not easy to learn by yourself, it is recommended that you take a German training course at the beginning and learn it step by step.

You are welcome to come and see my space.

You can use the "German Express" of the Foreign Research Society, two volumes, which are quite easy to use, step by step. However, you must have a teacher to get you started!

One more thing, agree with the above pro, German is difficult to learn, if you are just interested, it is better to think about it, just one noun can be divided into three sexes, and then it will cause six or seven other variations, not to mention verbs!

But if you're determined to learn, stick with it!

You can inquire about the textbooks used by some schools that use German as a foreign language for the college entrance examination, such as the Renjiao version of the book. General university German textbooks may not be suitable for you. Try not to use textbooks that only Chinese participate in the arrangement (preferably Germans)!

I advise you, if your college entrance examination foreign language is English, it is recommended not to touch German, because it takes a lot of effort from the beginning of pronunciation (although you can speak German without a small tongue, but according to our side, 9 percent of young people will work tirelessly to overcome the small tongue, which is a bit troublesome, and may affect English pronunciation habits!). ）。I can tell you responsibly that the level of difficulty in English is far from the same level as German, which is almost the most difficult language in the world.

For starters, it takes more than three times as much effort to memorize a German noun as an English noun, to memorize its femininity, plural forms, word meanings, and whether it is weakly changed. The grammar is a bit more cumbersome, and a lot of things are contrary to English (mainly verb positions), so it is recommended not to touch them.

EM is very good, it is usually written in German, and the Goethe-Institut uses this book.

Contemporary University German 1, Basic German.