My favourite chunks so far Hallo alles zusammen! 2) Ich freue mich... auf den party 3) Das stimmt 4) Ich hatte gern einen Apfelkuchen 5) Wo ist die näschte Straße 6) Wir sprechen über ...USW.... Danke Anja du bist die Bestten❤❤
Das ist genial! Vielen Dank. Ich lerne seit über 2 Jahren Deutsch und hatte immer Probleme mit der Grammatik. Jetzt fühle ich mich viel sicherer und werde diese Methode ausprobieren.
The biggest motivation to me, is how beautiful the language sounds . It sounds very expressive and fluid. It can sound very aggressive, or it can sound soothing at the same time. I also sounds very informative and just somehow, it sounds to be very scientific. Then there are the amazing loving aspect to it that has this deep romantic side . There are no other language like German! That's the reason I learned it within the of basic 3 months! And the more you learn, the more you get motivated! This language sounds so good, that you actually LOVE anyone who speaks it! Its not easy, but who cares , because I like the idea that many people shy away from it, its like picking up a diamond once you acquired even the basic speech!
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I took a class for businessmen back in 1975 before going to work in Germany. Chunking was the method they used and I found it really useful when I arrived. To this day I still remember “Können Sie mir “ and „Wo finde ich?“ and other phrases.
That’s awesome, Patricia! 😊 It’s amazing how effective chunking can be for learning and remembering phrases. I’m glad it worked so well for you, and it's impressive that you still remember those phrases from 1975! Keep using those skills, and thanks for sharing your experience! 🌟📚
I am in Amsterdam and ate the mushrooms 🍄. Thank you so much for the video. I really appreciate the effort you put into it and the passion for German in general. Danke schön 🙏
She has a point. It also applies to listening comprehension. A lot of conversation is in chunks. By recognizing the chunks, it's a way to improve listening comprehension rather than translating every word you hear.
NIce. I think for example for photo description in B1 exam It is possible to create 15 chunks and easy use them to any description. We just need these 15 chunks to organize by somebody and train a bit to use for any photo.
Hallo dar!I enjoy your videos very much so far i work in Germany .I ve develépped a special method learning german language.I m writting a papper what happened with me this day,and wrtte it down on it a papper in german,and making specia conversations on my mind, and translate it,
Agree to some extent. I attended a language course Goethe Institut in Munich 1980. Learned a lot of vocabulary and grammar, but often found myself speaking more by memory and context, than by grammatical reasoning...some words go together very often, like "am Montag", "im Sommer", "warten auf+akkusativ", etc... memory and grammar complement each other...The problem is when you want to express complex ideas. You need grammar.
@@merc340srDo you think different rules would apply? Is grammar really necessary? I would say being corrected when producing language probably would be, but not necessarily explicit grammar.
I listen to a lot of modern German music like Ayliva, LEA, Anna Trumner, Paula Hartmann (my fav) and this has helped me with learning German a lot. I get to hear spoken German and since it's modern music I get the modern spoken German. I love music so I listen to at least a couple hours a day.
I've been playing a computer game called Skyrim, which is set in a Nordic land, and figured out how to change the language settings to German! Am hoping I'll pick up the basics of this impossible language through usage of repetition. Who said video games weren't educational? I sure hope it works, but if it does, I may end up speaking in a Viking accent.
Anja, could you please provide a PDF full of useful phrases that we can learn and memorize to use in our daily conversations? I am from Pakistan and we are not allowed to purchase anything digitally, so I can't buy your course. Please give me a link to a PDF full of useful phrases. Thank you!
@@LearnGermanwithAnja i saw your PDF, but there is no material for chunking. Can you please provide a PDF where I can find useful chunks? i mean if you have
I don't understand the whole, "memorize a bunch of phrases" approach. One problem I have with that is that you don't know what words mean what. For example, the order of nouns and adjectives are often reversed from one language to another (Casa blanca compared to white house) But more importantly, it doesn't seem to give you a real understanding to how words function in context. For example, if I use a phrase in English like, "Don't shy away from it", that wouldn't necessarily mean I could just take the German word for "shy" (schüchtern) and then use it in the same context in German and assume it would make sense. Like my college professor used to say, "Memorize nothing, understand everything".
Freut mich, dass dir dieser Satz gefallen hat! 😊 "Ich freue mich" ist wirklich ein toller Ausdruck, den man oft verwenden kann. Viel Spaß weiterhin beim Deutschlernen! 🌟
The worst is to study a language in another one. No problem if you want to memorize words or structures, but to teach German in English is wrong. I prefer to learn German in German French in French and so on
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My favourite chunks so far
Hallo alles zusammen!
2) Ich freue mich... auf den party
3) Das stimmt
4) Ich hatte gern einen Apfelkuchen
5) Wo ist die näschte Straße
6) Wir sprechen über
...USW....
Danke Anja du bist die Bestten❤❤
Das ist genial! Vielen Dank. Ich lerne seit über 2 Jahren Deutsch und hatte immer Probleme mit der Grammatik. Jetzt fühle ich mich viel sicherer und werde diese Methode ausprobieren.
The biggest motivation to me, is how beautiful the language sounds . It sounds very expressive and fluid. It can sound very aggressive, or it can sound soothing at the same time. I also sounds very informative and just somehow, it sounds to be very scientific. Then there are the amazing loving aspect to it that has this deep romantic side . There are no other language like German! That's the reason I learned it within the of basic 3 months! And the more you learn, the more you get motivated! This language sounds so good, that you actually LOVE anyone who speaks it! Its not easy, but who cares , because I like the idea that many people shy away from it, its like picking up a diamond once you acquired even the basic speech!
Let me know your favorite chunks in the comments!
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You just spoke to me directly here 😂 I appreciate this great method. And I look forward to more of this coming up.
In trying to learn German, this is by far the most easily understood technique to adapt for me. Thank you Anja, this is exactly what I am looking for.
I took a class for businessmen back in 1975 before going to work in Germany. Chunking was the method they used and I found it really useful when I arrived. To this day I still remember “Können Sie mir “ and „Wo finde ich?“ and other phrases.
That’s awesome, Patricia! 😊 It’s amazing how effective chunking can be for learning and remembering phrases. I’m glad it worked so well for you, and it's impressive that you still remember those phrases from 1975! Keep using those skills, and thanks for sharing your experience! 🌟📚
You are the best German teacher , no doubt
Thank you so much, Rajan! 😊 I’m really happy to hear that! Keep up the great work with your German learning! 🌟📚
This teacher is the most intelligent teacher i've ever seen !!
Very useful tip that I never thought of
Thank you Anja ❤
Ich freue mich, dass du da bist!
Ich bin ein A2 Deutschstudent und finde dies sehr nützlich. Vielen Dank.
I am in Amsterdam and ate the mushrooms 🍄. Thank you so much for the video. I really appreciate the effort you put into it and the passion for German in general. Danke schön 🙏
Guten morgen,
Mein lieblings chunk auf diesen Video(Ich freue mich, dass du ds bist)
Danke schön Frau Anja
This is amazing, I paused the video and immediately downloaded your app
She has a point. It also applies to listening comprehension. A lot of conversation is in chunks. By recognizing the chunks, it's a way to improve listening comprehension rather than translating every word you hear.
Die chunking Methode ist toll, besonders wenn gern deutsche Musik hören 🤘🏼 es hilft sehr
This is exactly how I learn English, it helps me so much especially in memorizing prepositions. I'll use it for learning German too then 👍🏻
NIce. I think for example for photo description in B1 exam It is possible to create 15 chunks and easy use them to any description. We just need these 15 chunks to organize by somebody and train a bit to use for any photo.
The grammar (syntax) is what always trips me up!
This is an amazing way to learn.. I will observe this more, write them down & would start practicing.. awesome tip Anja
Thank you so much! 😊 I'm glad you found the tip helpful! Keep up the great work, and happy learning! 🌟📚
Hallo dar!I enjoy your videos very much so far i work in Germany .I ve develépped a special method learning german language.I m writting a papper what happened with me this day,and wrtte it down on it a papper in german,and making specia conversations on my mind, and translate it,
Vielen danke Anja für deine hilf ❤
I used Hallo alle zusammen when making presentations in my german in person courses, helps me relaxing when starting one
I love this teacher , Anja,❤
Thanks for this great method anja , this will be really helpful in keeping up to current german speech and their meanings ❤
You’re very welcome! 😊 I’m so glad you find the method helpful.
Anja my favourite chunk is Halo alle zusammen !!! I just downloaded your new app thank you 🎼
I love your videos and course material, Anja.
Thank you so much! 😊 I’m really happy to hear that you enjoy the videos and course material. Your support means a lot!🌟📚
Vielen lieben Dank für die Erklärungen. Beste Wünsche 🤩🤩🤩
Gern geschehen! 😊 Vielen Dank für deine netten Worte! Ich wünsche dir auch alles Gute und weiterhin viel Spaß beim Deutschlernen! 🤩🌟
❤ danke schön Anya für wichtigen Informationen
My first chunk was….Es tut mir Leid ….enjoy your presentations . Thanks for…Danke sehr !
Agree to some extent. I attended a language course Goethe Institut in Munich 1980. Learned a lot of vocabulary and grammar, but often found myself speaking more by memory and context, than by grammatical reasoning...some words go together very often, like "am Montag", "im Sommer", "warten auf+akkusativ", etc... memory and grammar complement each other...The problem is when you want to express complex ideas. You need grammar.
No you don't need grammar. Ask any native speaker.
@@julianbennett4919 Yes, but this video is about learning German as a second language, not about native speakers...
@@merc340srDo you think different rules would apply? Is grammar really necessary? I would say being corrected when producing language probably would be, but not necessarily explicit grammar.
@@julianbennett4919 Grammar and speech complement each other, just like theory and practice...
I agree that some grammar IS necessary! I also say that in the video :)
Love this learning method !!!Thank you !!!
Thank you so much! 😊 I’m glad you love the learning method! Keep up the great work, and enjoy your German learning journey! 🌟📚
I listen to a lot of modern German music like Ayliva, LEA, Anna Trumner, Paula Hartmann (my fav) and this has helped me with learning German a lot. I get to hear spoken German and since it's modern music I get the modern spoken German. I love music so I listen to at least a couple hours a day.
One of my favorite things about studying German was finding LEA.
@@ecwashere8735 Check out Paula Hartmann.
Vielen Dank fur diese Grösse Arbeit! Ich habe viel von dir gelernt, und besonders (Hallo Alle zusammen.. Liebe Grusse aus Agypten😊
I always loved your German ❤
This is such a GREAT Idea/ Thanks Anja
Danke schön Anja
This is the only way I have learnt a small amount of German. Danke.
Danke! Ich freú mich so sehr auf die App!!
🎉Danke für die Info ❤
Love you Anja 🥰
One chunk that stuck with me was "Heute sprechen wir über ....." More of these "Chunks" please
Just today I was chatting with chatgpt in German, it's nice because you choose the topic and can hear the responses 🎉
It’s fantastic for answering any question about German (!!!)
sehr hilfreich, dankeschön!
This is how kids learn thankl you
Hallo Anja,
Kannst du bitte mehr videos auf das dieses thema machen?
Hallo ! Ich freu' mich, dass du dieses Video gemacht hast. Hier ist ein Chunck du immer sagst : "(Heute) sprechen wir über.. " 😉.
I will try to use it , it sounds like an amazing and useful method.
Natürlich benutze ich es , es sieht aus wie eine hilfreiche Methode.
Vielen Dank
Learn German with Anja, I compare and transform DE to EN f. ex.: dass=that d=th ss=t ....✅ water-wasser ss=t ✅.....
Vielen Dank für deine hilf .❤🎉
Freut mich, wenn dir das Video weitergeholfen hat! 🎉
Love your videos ❤
Vielen Dank！ Sehr hifreich. lMy favorite chunk is： Ich habe keine Lust.
Speaking English as a second language, I confirm this chunking method applies to all languages.
Danke schön 🎉
Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
sehr gut.
Ich freue mich seher nach Deutschland kommen.
Super Tipp danke
Sehr Hilfreich❤
There is no secret method to learning German. It's just a case of motivation, effort and persistence.
Atleast this works for some people
People have different ways of learning and this is just one recommendation to apply.
you must be fun at parties
@@derp-x3j
😆.
@@derp-x3j
Brutally funny 😆.
JJa, ich verstehe, lieber Nachbar.
Vielen danke
Danke Anja. Mein Lieblings Chunk ist: So eine Brotlose Kunst! Warum? I brauche dass fur American Politik.
I've been playing a computer game called Skyrim, which is set in a Nordic land, and figured out how to change the language settings to German! Am hoping I'll pick up the basics of this impossible language through usage of repetition. Who said video games weren't educational? I sure hope it works, but if it does, I may end up speaking in a Viking accent.
Auf keinen fall! .. auf jeden falls.. ! Das geht! Das geht nicht! Unbedingt! Schonen tag noch! Chunks that i learnt
excellent
Ich liebe das wirklich
Vielen Dank Schatz
"Ich freue mich,dass wieder zu sehen."
Anja, could you please provide a PDF full of useful phrases that we can learn and memorize to use in our daily conversations? I am from Pakistan and we are not allowed to purchase anything digitally, so I can't buy your course. Please give me a link to a PDF full of useful phrases. Thank you!
Feel free to check out my free PDFs. www.happygerman.com/pdf
@@LearnGermanwithAnja i saw your PDF, but there is no material for chunking. Can you please provide a PDF where I can find useful chunks? i mean if you have
Sehr gut. Bitte gehen Sie mit andere anliche Beispielen.
German is the easiest language to learn for English speakers. Keep at it. Memorize words is necessary.
This is how I learned the little bit I remember
Cool😊
I think grammar is important to get the certificate
i would say learning vocabulary helps more than grammar when it comes to speaking fast
I don't understand the whole, "memorize a bunch of phrases" approach. One problem I have with that is that you don't know what words mean what. For example, the order of nouns and adjectives are often reversed from one language to another (Casa blanca compared to white house) But more importantly, it doesn't seem to give you a real understanding to how words function in context. For example, if I use a phrase in English like, "Don't shy away from it", that wouldn't necessarily mean I could just take the German word for "shy" (schüchtern) and then use it in the same context in German and assume it would make sense. Like my college professor used to say, "Memorize nothing, understand everything".
am besten chunk in video ist "Ich freue mich"
Freut mich, dass dir dieser Satz gefallen hat! 😊 "Ich freue mich" ist wirklich ein toller Ausdruck, den man oft verwenden kann. Viel Spaß weiterhin beim Deutschlernen! 🌟
😢i can't get to pronounce "freu* properly
🎉🎉🎉
"Zur Sache Schätzchen" - noch ein Gute "Chunk" 🙂
hahaha! 00:18 a brazilian MEME
The worst is to study a language in another one. No problem if you want to memorize words or structures, but to teach German in English is wrong. I prefer to learn German in German
French in French and so on
This is how most people actually learn any language.
I am chunking and magyar and spanish language 💪🤪
I have my own way.to practice German I think that my own way is easier for me.
How are you❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Ich bin ûberfordent
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Anja ich will dich fragen ob jeder Deutscher Bayrisch verstehen kann?
Los geht‘s !
“Ich würde sagen” würde ein nützliches Chunk sein.
What every learner is already doing. No one in their right mind teaches only word and grammar memorisation.
I threw a bit of German at a pair of Indian colleagues who were talking to each other in Hindi. It stopped them in their tracks.
I do not like chunking 😞
Waiting for the week challenge
Ich esse eine Kuchen ‘zum Mittagessen ‘
This teacher is the most intelligent teacher i've ever seen !!