If
you want to do business with one of the largest trading nations on
the planet, visit one of the most exciting countries on vacation, or
simply do a little bit of weekend sightseeing in one of Europe’s
most interesting capital cities, then you might want to learn the
German language.
If
you type in “Learn German Language’ in Google then you will be
amazed at the twenty five million or so results. If you start
reviewing now at ten results to a page it will take you a lot longer
than the Google search engine which took a mere .25 of second.
The
problem is that with such a large selection of results for your
search, where do you click? Do you want to start from
scratch? Add to what you know? Expand your vocabulary? Do you want to
unravel the secret of German grammar or discover why most German
words seem to be over ten letters long?
Yes
there is so much more to learning German than you would think, but it
pays to sort out exactly what you want before you start
looking. Remember to improve your German
memorization skills. Here is another example link word German lesson.
The
edge that the link-word technique has is how a German word is linked
to an English word by using matching sounds between the words.
Let
me give you an example on how to use these techniques.
English
word = kitten
German
word = das Kätzchen
Imagine
a KITTEN working as a chef in a hotel KITCHEN.
A
silly scenario, but it causes your mind to remember the words. It does
not even have to be exact. Focus on the sounds created when
pronouncing German words, for it is the key to the link word
technique.
So
time taken now in deciding which course you should study and how you
should approach those studies can first possibly save you money and
secondly make the learning experience more enjoyable.
