If we can go back in time, we will learn German like this.
When learning a new sentence, we will take a look on this web and listen to how native speakers, when they say this sentence, actually pronounce it.
Because our biggest problem when we reached B2 was listening to people who were ignorant.
We don't listen much, we only study Gramma because we don't like the feeling of listening to podcasts and having unknown words. We will stick and want to open every word.
So we thought we could at least take the sentence we were studying and listen to what it's like to talk to each other at normal speed. When you hear someone speak in real life, you can understand.




















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