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Normally some influencers in social media claims that if you want to acheieve your goals as a man than you have to stay away from the goals. But many times i observe that many men are motivated from a good women. I dont know its their luck or what they get a real woman that stays with them at hard times. But mostly girls are attracted towards successful men.

I ll appreciate views from men over 28 or 30

Its been 8 months in Germany and my german isnt improve well. I tried to keep pace with selfstudy but didnt succeeded. Now i just want to make good and healthy scehdule where i achieve at least b1 in 6 months. If you guys have any alternative feel frew to tell here.

Take this post as a new comer and positive crticism is also good to hear

Thanks in advance

Hi everyone,

I'm a complete beginner learning German in Germany, and I've attended a few trial classes at different language schools.

One thing I've noticed is that the teachers conduct almost the entire lesson in German, even at the A1 level. I understand that's a common teaching method, but I honestly feel overwhelmed.

I think I understand only about 20 30 percent of what the teacher says. Meanwhile, everyone else in the class seems to follow along without any problems, and it makes me feel like I'm far behind. Sometimes I even feel a bit dumb because I'm constantly trying to figure out what's being said while everyone else appears to understand.

Is this a normal experience for someone starting from zero? Did any of you also feel completely lost at first? How long did it take before you started understanding most of what was happening in class?

Also, do you have any tips for improving listening comprehension before or during an A1 course?

I'd really appreciate hearing about your experiences. Thank you!

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Hi everyone,

I'm a complete beginner learning German in Germany, and I've attended a few trial classes at different language schools.

One thing I've noticed is that the teachers conduct almost the entire lesson in German, even at the A1 level. I understand that's a common teaching method, but I honestly feel overwhelmed.

I think I understand only about 20--30% of what the teacher says. Meanwhile, everyone else in the class seems to follow along without any problems, and it makes me feel like I'm far behind. Sometimes I even feel a bit dumb because I'm constantly trying to figure out what's being said while everyone else appears to understand. ( i am very new in germany and deutsch kur)

Is this a normal experience for someone starting from zero? Did any of you also feel completely lost at first? How long did it take before you started understanding most of what was happening in class?

Also, do you have any tips for improving listening comprehension before or during an A1 course?

I'd really appreciate hearing about your experiences. Thank you!

Basically im student in germany hannover. Currently im thinking of doing language at b1(intensively). Tell me the best option if its free then it will be very good. And best schools or organization i can join.