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kyyanno:
Apologies first of all, if this thread is in the wrong part of the forum ^.^'

Not wanting to do the typical "Brit on holiday" thing seen around the world, of talking loudly in my native language at hotel (and con) staff, I'm attempting to brush up on my German, which has gotten rather rusty since leaving school. Does anyone know of some easy to follow, yet detailed online courses to help? I'm currently going through the one offered by the learning section of the BBC website, but was wondering if people knew of better ones.

Vielen dank =^|.|^=

Kyy

Wawik:
Deutsche Welle has a free learning course at http://www.dw-world.de/dw/0,2142,2547,00.html that was broadcast by radio in the early 2000s, so it's a bit more modern than the BBC counterpart. I've recommended it to a few people so far, and they seemed to rather like it. Might be helpful.

kyyanno:
Many thanks, giving it a try  :D

Onkel Kage:
No courses are necessary.  As any Yank can tell you, you can make yourself understood in any country simply by speaking very slowly and very loudly.

whitewulfe:

--- Quote from: Onkel Kage on 14.02.2007, 20:26:17 ---No courses are necessary.  As any Yank can tell you, you can make yourself understood in any country simply by speaking very slowly and very loudly.


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Ah, but the fun part is  learning native swears, and knowing native swears only works if you can at least sort of pull off the language... ^_^

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