Hallo! Guten Tag! I'm sure that someone who doesn't have any exposure to this language would surely think: "How am I gonna pronounce all this?" So here's a link wherein you can find pronunciation of German words: http://en.pons.com/translate Having said that, I would suggest you to go through the following video. It covers the counting from 1-100. I know it's slightly [actually verrryyy] long video. So here's a shorter one. But it only covers counting from 1-10. Sing along!! Few Tips Hearing would definitely help you know the pronunciation of a certain word, but if you really want to speak any language fluently, then PRACTICE!! Practice in front of mirror and say the words out loud. Try talking in German with somebody who already knows this language. Luckily, my brother had also studied German. So we used to talk in German to get hold of the accent. While hearing any audio, repeat along with it. If it's a song, then sing al...
This verb list comes from Randall Jones & Erwin Tschirner’s A Frequency Dictionary of German. Core Vocabulary for Learners . 1. sein to be 2. haben to have 3. werden to become 4. können can, to be able to 5. müssen must, to have to 6. sagen to say 7. machen to do, make 8. geben to give 9. kommen to come 10. sollen should, ought to 11. wollen to want 12. gehen to go 13. wissen to know 14. sehen to see 15. lassen to let, allow, have done 16. stehen to stand 17. finden to find 18. bleiben to stay, remain 19. liegen to lie, be lying 20. heißen to be called 21. denken to think 22. nehmen to take 23. tun to do 24. dürfen may, to be allowed 25....
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