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How to learn German fast - Notice and Replies to Some Comments! :)

How to learn German fast - Notice and Replies to Some Comments! :)

Hello dear readers - sorry that I've been busy with other things for too long! Here's a quick reply to a message that I was sent, which I think needs or deserves a nice reply:

Ich habe mein ZD mit "sehr gut" bestanden. Ist TestDaF viel schwieriger als ZD? Wie kann ich es vorbereiten? Jetzt lerne ich selbst.Vielen Dank im Voraus!

Hallo!! Eigentlich weiss ich wirklich nicht, ob ZD einfacher ist oder nicht. Aber ich habe Freunde - sie sagen, dass TestDaf schwerer ist. Vielleicht viel' Uebung, meine Tipps benutzen, und naturlich viel lesen, hoeren und schreiben.

Good luck! Ich meine, I think that you should be fine since you obviously write German quite well, or even better than me :)

I'd say you can read the stuff on my blog all you want, but it's best that you apply basic principles of learning. Good luck, friend :) All the best!

I hope that answers the query and I certainly hope that I didn't reply it too late. Viel Glueck! Ich meine, ich hab' einmal gehoert: ohne fleiss, kein Preis (oder sowas, etwas aehnlich). Hoffentlich schaffst du es :)



The second reply to a comment is going to be quite different.

Someone wrote some nasty comment in Chinese (Mandarin, actually), which I deleted. It's gone.

First, How to Learn German Fast is my site, and I've every right to write what I feel is nice, necessary, important, or good and whatever I share is what I wish to share with you. I share language learning tips and some simple language stuff and materials here.

The thing is, I really don't like nasty comments or bad, poor comments on my language learning site. I think it's bad in taste and it's certainly silly to write negative things on other people's sites if they are trying to provide a nice social or language learning service. Why give bad comments when you can be nice and just read other things? Furthermore, I make it clear when I'm writing my opinion, and I also make it clear when I am citing or borrowing materials to share with my readers or fellow online bloggers. I think it's important to know what you're reading and whether criticism is due. (E.g. how can you criticise a grammar list or a vocabulary list? How can you criticise an opinion on how to learn German??)

I read and censor all comments, so please, please, if there are any nasty comments or negative things, leave them out. Thank you very much! If you want to ask questions, feel free to do so and I'll reply as and when I am able to, and I will try to help you to the best of my advice-giving abilities (and tip giving abilities, too). I've only learnt German for 5 plus years and have spoken it, now, perhaps about 8-10 years, on and off, so you can't expect me to be a genius at it, or certainly not as good as a native speaker. (Were I a native German speaker, why would I need to do the Testdaf?)

Thank you for comments but I'd prefer nice comments or questions rather than criticisms or bad, nasty, overly critical opinions. And no advertisements other than the ones I have, please! And oh, while I understand German, English and Chinese (Mandarin), please don't write bad things in any of those languages, because I understand them. Thanks for your kind understanding :)

Anyways, I hope I answered the two comments sufficiently! Thanks for reading and cheers. To all my other readers, do keep your comments coming and I will try to reply. We can all learn from each other and keep our love of the German language going. Thanks again and see you soon :)

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How to learn German fast - key verbs conjugated, part 9

How to learn German fast - key verbs conjugated, part 9

Once again, I am back after a long hiatus. Somehow, demand has been rising for my German site yet I was too busy to do anything about it; but here I am! :)

In this post, I conjugate German verbs starting with H. The good thing for my tired fingers is that ... there are apparently few verbs beginning with H in German, at least from the point of view of the "Teach Yourself" German Verbs series. I am only conjugating the key verbs and the easier verbs like heissen (who doesn't know "Ich heisse...") are not stated below.

haben - to have
handeln - to act, trade
heben - to lift, raise
heilen - to heal, cure
helfen - to help
holen - to fetch

German verbs starting with H, conjugated:

haben - to have
ich habe
du hast
er hat
wir haben
ihr habt
sie haben

ich hatte
ich habe gehabt
ich hatte gehabt
ich werde haben
ich werde gehabt haben

handeln - to act, trade
ich handele
du handelst
er handelt
wir handeln
ihr handelt
sie handeln

ich handelte
ich habe gehandelt
ich hatte gehandelt
ich werde handeln
ich werde handeln haben

heben - to lift, raise
ich hebe
du hebst
er hebt
wir heben
ihr hebt
sie heben

ich hob
ich habe gehoben
ich hatte gehoben
ich werde heben
ich werde gehoben haben

heilen - to heal, cure
ich heile
du heilst
er heilt
wir heilen
ihr heilt
sie heilen

ich heilte
ich habe geheilt
ich hatte geheilt
ich werde heilen
ich werde geheilt haben

helfen - to help
ich helfe
du hilfst
er hilft
wir helfen
ihr helft
sie helfen

ich half
ich habe geholfen
ich hatte geholfen
ich werde helfen
ich werde geholfen haben

holen - to fetch
ich hole
du holst
er holt
wir holen
ihr holt
sie holen

ich holte
ich habe geholt
ich hatte geholt
ich werde holen
ich werde geholt haben

Just as I've mentioned before, a cursory look at the German verbs starting with H should also lead you to suspect there is an underlying pattern which helps you learn German verbs fast... and there is a pattern to the various tenses as well. More verbs to come in the next post, and I hope I will have more time to write on German. Thanks, and cheers!

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