Learning German In India

Welcome to Episode 7 of Learning German in India. Many students, parents and working professionals have asked me questions like: "Is it worth learning German? How many levels are there? What are the fees like?" and so on. Today, I'm going to try my best to answer FAQs related to learning German in India. #learngerman #languagelearning #germanpodcast

Welcome to Episode 6 of Learning German in India. Through this episode, you can learn what the numbers 1 to 20 are called in German. Here's a brief overview: 1 - eins,

2 - zwei,

3 - drei,

4 - vier,

5 - fünf,

6 - sechs,

7 - sieben,

8 - acht,

9 - neun,

10 - zehn,

11 - elf,

12 - zwölf,

13 - dreizehn,

14 - vierzehn,

15 - fünfzehn,

16 - sechzehn,

17 - siebzehn,

18 - achtzehn,

19 - neunzehn,

20 - zwanzig #learngerman #languagelearning

Welcome to Episode 5 of Learning German in India. In this episode, I'll be teaching you the different days of the week, months of the year and seasons as they are named in German. Here is a brief overview of the things I've covered: [Days of the Week] Sunday - Sonntag, Monday - Montag, Tuesday - Dienstag, Wednesday - Mittwoch, Thursday - Donnerstag, Friday - Freitag, Saturday - Samstag [Months] January - Januar, February - Februar, March - März, April - April, May - Mai, June - Juni, July - Juli, August - August, September - September, October - Oktober, November - November, December - Dezember [Seasons] Summer - der Sommer, Spring - der Frühling, Autumn - der Herbst, Winter - der Winter #learngerman #languagelearning

Welcome to the fourth episode of Learning German in India. In this episode, you'll learn how different family members are addressed. Here is an overview of the terms I've covered: Myself - ich, Mother - die Mutter, Father - der Vater, Sister - die Schwester, Brother - der Bruder, Uncle - der Onkel, Aunt - die Tante, Grandpa - der Opa, Grandma - die Oma, Cousin Brother - der Vetter and Cousin Sister - die Kusine. Note: der is the article used for a masculine noun, die is used for a feminine noun whereas das for a neutral noun. #learngerman #languagelearning

Did you know that German alphabets are similar to those of English but have four extra letters? In this podcast, you can learn how to pronounce alphabets in German. Oh, and do sing along to the Alphabet Song! #learngerman #languagelearning

Hey there! In today's episode, I'm going to teach you how to say a few simple, commonly-used greetings by Germans. For each one, I'll give you a situation-based example too. Here is a brief overview of the Greetings I've covered: Good Morning - Guten Morgen, Good Afternoon - Guten Tag, Good Evening - Guten Abend, Good Night - Gute Nacht, Please - Bitte, Excuse Me - Entschuldigung, Thank You - Vielen Dank, Sorry - Tut mir Leid, Hello - Hallo, Bye - Tschüs, All the Best - Alles Gute, Happy Birthday - Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum Geburtstag, Congratulations - Gratulation, and Happy New Year - Frohes neues Jahr! #learngerman #languagelearning

Many people often ask me, "Why did you learn German?" In this podcast, I talk about what motivated me to learn German.