mysterious-cat

Babbel is alright, but I don't think I would be willing to pay for it!

I am not sure if people here are still active, but I would like to recommend a great website for German learners, it's is called "Sloeful German". They are currently doing a free Advent Calendar for German learners, which I have been using and has been really fun so far! You should check it out, all of their resources are really great so far: https://www.sloeful.com

This seems pretty useful. Any other recommendations?

Is this topic still active?

No worries at all, I'll have a look at your survey after work!

Spent a month in Spain, and man, it's an awesome place. Flights and the apartment were pretty cheap for me, but that's 'cause I'm based in Europe. Once you're there, the supermarkets are clutch: cheap prices and good quality stuff. But restaurants are tough. A lot of them dish out greasy food, not cool and definitely not good for the gut. But definitely a great place to learn Spanish. I can only recommend going to the country and try to immerse like crazy!

The answer above is already pretty good, I'd say! In my experience, the the immersion method really accelerates conversational skills because you're living the language every day. When I was immersed in a German-speaking environment, I noticed my fluency improved much faster than it ever did in a classroom. That said, traditional classroom learning gave me a solid grasp of grammar and writing, which I struggled to pick up on the go. Combining both methods was great for me, in the end. Immersion helped me with reading and listening, and 1:1 classes were great to have some questions answered (and to practice speaking, obviously).

I don't really know what super family is? But I also use Duolingo to prepare for my studies and language classes!

I know this feeling!! Have you made a decision yet?

Hey everyone! I am learning German and have been for the past year! I am also interested in Arabic and Spanish, but haven't been actively studying those languages! Who else is learning German?

Thanks, this is really helpful. Would you recommend to start with Modern Standard Arabic or a Dialect?

I was just wondering how active this forum still is, because I see a lot of posts here from a long time. Are there any other fellow German learners here? :))