English | 2021 | ASIN : B09CMZVTFP | 274 pages | PDF, AZW3, EPUB, MOBI | 2.97 MB
Learning a new word in any language (in general) and in German (in particular) has many great benefits. For example, it improves your overall confidence as a speaker and writer of that language. It helps your brain get more accustomed to how relationships between words, spellings, and definitions work in German.
A full German dictionary has about 200000 words, and the total number of possible words (since you can make up a near infinite series of new words by agglomeration) is estimated to be upwards of 5 million! Of course, you can get by with 2000 words, and call yourself proficient when you know 5000 useful words. This book will help you move towards proficiency.

German is a European tongue that has a large vocabulary - a vocabulary that takes time and effort to master. However, there are many clever ways to speed up the process, and a few of those steps can be found in this book.
German is one of the most orderly and organized languages, but is also one of the most difficult languages to master completely. This book will help you take the first strong steps towards absolute mastery of this fascinating language, within just 30 days, with no struggle whatsoever.
German has been studied by hundreds of millions of people over the centuries, with almost a hundred million native speakers in the present time. This book will help you add your name to the list of people who speak German with nearly native fluency.
From the gamification inherent in apps like Duolingo and Rosetta Stone, to more traditional approaches in brick and mortar language classes, language learning has always seen a variety of pedagogical approaches.
This book offers an interesting - and successful - new take on the age-old problem of building up one's vocabulary in a new language quickly and at minimal cost.
Learning German has many aspects: it is important to learn basic grammar and sentence structure. It is also very important to have a large bank of words to draw from, so that you can understand all the important parts of a conversation, and also so that you can read a book or watch a movie and follow most of what's going on without needing to use a dictionary or rely too heavily on the subtitles.