Hallo und willkommen zu meiner Frage!

Title says it all, I’ve been taking my Deutsch seriously for just under a year and have found some good tools that I find helpful for learning, I’m sure everyone will have encountered these before but hey — we’re a new community and it’s good to get discussions started.

A book that I’m going through at the minute is called: German Grammar Drills by Ed Swick — recommended by elyssespeaks auf YouTube.

I’ve been using LingQ for a few weeks now and I think it’s such a simple yet useful tool for boosting vocabulary, it makes it enjoyable to read in another language.

Anymore for anymore, currently I’m trying to escape being on three different language apps (looking at you Duolingo, Memrise, Speakly).

  • DikusBurnikus@feddit.de
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    1 year ago

    Before my B2 exam, I used Bing AI a lot, to find what phrases are more common in German that the others. For example, when you want to ask if a seat is free, there are multiple options that are different in friendliness, etc.

    Other than that, Bing AI is also a really good Gesprächspartner. You can explicitly tell Bing AI to use easier or more difficult German, which is useful.

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      1 year ago

      That’s a great recommendation — I’ve just downloaded Edge to use it and check my grammar on some things. GPT-4 is way better than the current ChatGPT free model.