Learning German - Deutsch lernen

[Ryoung]

Mod erbse says:

Ahoi!

This thread is dedicated to language issues. Whether you have a general question about the German language (history, phonetics, grammar, vocabulary etc.) or how/where to learn it, just ask here.
You can also ask questions about the Austrian dialect, as this forum is a German-Austrian one.
And you can also get help regarding German dialects (Bavarian, Swabian, Saxonian etc.) of course.

Germans and people from elsewhere will do their best to help you.


Viel Spaß!


PS: This may help for a start - 3 of the best online German dictionaries:

Linguee.com

dict.leo.org (German version)

dict.cc


And some free German online language course: deutsch-lernen.com



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Original message by Ryoung following:


Guten tag, ich heisse Ryoung, ich wohnen in Kanada. Ich bin Korean. Ich learne Deutche.

I am considering to moving to germany to learn german. I love language.
Maybe i live 1 to 2 months. Is it easy gor foreigners to get VISA to study and how much money i need to live for time.
Is many koreans/asians living in germany? Can i make freinds easy in germany?


Danke sehr.

[LuckyLuke]

Hi Ryoung...
It depends in which city you would like to go. Here in Düsseldorf are many people from Asia (mostly from Japan and Korea). Acutally you don't even need to know german in Düsseldorf.You can find everything in Englisch from the shopping mall - Churches! I guess it won't be hard for you to find some friends most of the peole are nice and friendly.

take a look on this site. there are many info's http://www.deutschland.de/home.php?lang=2

[DiggerD21]

I can't add anything now. I just wanted to say: Welcome in our Forum!

[Ryoung]

Thank you.

Its very nice to be here. I speak with fellow germans but even im not german

Dusseldorf sounds great, but i like to really learn german more conversation.

tussc

[earthJoker]

Acutally you don't even need to know german in Düsseldorf.

Isn't that the biggest reason not to go there when learning German?

[trance-x]

ryoung ...

http://www.hangaram.de
http://www.korea-dkg.de/hintergrund%20hangaram.html

here in berlin is a vivid korean community ...

[Ryoung]

Originally Posted by trance-x

ryoung ...

http://www.hangaram.de
http://www.korea-dkg.de/hintergrund%20hangaram.html

here in berlin is a vivid korean community ...

Thats fantastic, i never knew so many koreans live in berlin. Now i MUST visit.

Is berlin most popular place for foreigners to live and work?

I probably think it is very difficult to permantly live in germany if not EU?

thanks for links.

[goschio]

Frankfurt has the second biggest Korean community in Europe after London..

[LuckyLuke]

Originally Posted by earthJoker

Isn't that the biggest reason not to go there when learning German?

LOL yes you're right
but of course it's better if you know german even in Düsseldorf! do you want to study in Germany or just learning german?

[Ryoung]

Originally Posted by LuckyLuke

LOL yes you're right
but of course it's better if you know german even in Düsseldorf! do you want to study in Germany or just learning german?

I like to learn language, but in Germany. German immersion is best i think to learn.

[Max BGF]

Don´t go to Stuttgart. They don´t even speak proper German there.

Like you who doesn´t even type Deutschland properly

[il fenomeno]

endlich mal einer, der die schubladen hat und zugibt, dass seine eigene stadt nicht geeignet ist

[Max BGF]

Stimmt, sehr sympathischer Zug.

Aber was haben Schubladen mit Eiern zu tun?

[il fenomeno]

ist auf spanisch leicht zu verwechseln

[Max BGF]

ach so.

Habe seit vielen Jahren bei Kaufhaus Müller Allgäuer Kugeln bzw. Eier gekauft. die nach meinen Begriffen suuuperlecker sind. Wohne nun 20 km von Dresden entfernt und bin 70 Jahr. Komme kaum noch zu Kaufhaus Müller. Kann man das Erzeugnis bei Ihnen bestellen oder liefern sie z. B. nach Dippoldiswalde? Über eine Antwort würde ich mich freuen. MfG Sonja Petermann

http://www.factory-outlet-center.biz...37/language/E/

[LuckyLuke]

Originally Posted by Ryoung

I like to learn language, but in Germany. German immersion is best i think to learn.

The Goethe Institutes would give you very good lessons
http://www.goethe.de/ins/de/enindex.htm

Also this site is very good http://www.german-in-germany.info/ingles/index.html
you can find there all places where you can learn german in 7 cities!

[Mike]

Some more links that might be of interest to you

Kyopo Forum: http://www.kyopo.com/de/index_html

Inkoda Forum http://www.inkoda.de/

Koreanische Studentenvereinigung Darmstadt http://www.tu-darmstadt.de/hg/k_s_d/

Korean German Network e.V http://www.kgnetwork.org/

[Das Tier]

Originally Posted by Ryoung

Is it easy gor foreigners to get VISA to study and how much money i need to live for time.

Do you possess the korean or the canadian citizenship? Ok, it doesn`t really matter. Both, south korean and canadian citizens are allowed to come to Germany without a visum for up to three month per half year. The restriction is that you aren`t allowed to work.

When you want to work or to study in Germany you need a visum. But good luck for you, as a south korean or a candian citizen you can apply it when you are already in Germany instead of applying it before moving to Germany, like citizens of many other nations have to do it. So you are able to come to Germany make a language course and check out how you like Germany and when it`s fine you can apply your visum in Germany

You will find every information about visa and stuff like that here:

http://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/www/e...gen/index_html

[David Valdez]

Frankfurt is nice for foreigners, I was there 2 months, I studied German at DID:

www.did.de

[szalony_okon]

i've learned german in Berlin.
i can just say that those lessons helped me,i just loved this city,community etc.
if U want to learn german in Berlin u should try http://www.hartnackschule-berlin.de/
there R people from all of the world,the teachers are friendly and R learning very good!
enjoy