/lit/ - Literature

I want to learn German so I can read some philosophers in their original language. Anyone here have experience learning a new language do I need to take classes or just use internet? REPLY NOW REPLY NOW!

Does any German wants to read my text?

What is some good German literature for a sub-intermediate like myself?

best books for learning german? seems a lot easier than ancient greek and german idealism is dope

I come to the level that I can understand and converse philosophical texts and ideas in German and realize that German as a language makes you understand and devise philosophical concepts intuitively. Compared with languages like French or English, where you need to seek the help of Latin and Greek, German stands out as a “self-sufficient” language.

What's the best way to improve a language when you're already at an intermediate level?
I've been taking german at uni and am now at a B1 level. I've noticed that most of what's left now is just vocabulary acquisition and memorizing grammar rules and exceptions, so I thought I'd improve my reading German books on my own, but I quickly realized that they're still completely illegible to me, and translating word-by-word takes too much time.

Have to write a diploma on this topic, can someone advise some authors? Haven't read a single book from modern Germans so where do I start?

Hey, I'm writing a thesis about fate of small and big businesses in Germany during the years 1933-1945 and I'm looking for some more reading, can anyone recommend anything interesting?

what's the best way to go about it?

Since there seems to be a lot of German speakers, would anyone be interested in a German discord or something?

Foreign language thread. What are you learning, why?
Share tips.
Pic related for me. Does anyone have any good tips for immersion? Like things you have done to fully engulf yourself in a language when no one around you speaks it

Can anyone recommend me a good german learning book? I already have one called "grammatik", but it only deals with grammar. I'd like something that teaches through the nature method(like lingva latina per se illustrata), but I still haven't found anything like that.


Bonus points if it has exercises, audio lessons and/or tells an engaging story.

Can anyone recommend me a good german learning book? I already have one called "grammatik", but it only deals with grammar. I'd like something that teached thorugh the nature method(like lingva latina per se illustrata), but I've still haven't found anything like that.


Bonus points if it has exersizes, audio lessons or tells an engaging story.

Foreign language thread.
Are you learning a foreign language? Which one? Why? Share tips and resources. What literature do you want to read in it?
German here. Hope to one day read Kafka in original. And Rilke too, just now getting into him

What's some good German poetry? Post German poems

Are you trying to learn a language? How is it going, what are you hoping to read with it?

Pic related for me, I feel like I see a lot of people on here say they're trying to learn German, share tips, techniques, progress, etc

best german novels?

Why was German literature before the Enlightenment completely worthless?

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