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✨️FREE VOCABULARY LISTS: https://stan.store/judithebarthomeuf 🎙 My podcast for learning German: https://open.spotify.com/show/0Ks00n8... Although she's never been to Germany, Khrystyina from Ukraine has learned fluent German – in this interview, she reveals how! Chapter: ⏱️ 0:00: Intro 1:30: Khrystyina introduces herself. 3:00: Khrystyina used to have no interest in German. 4:25: She had difficulty with the German language at school. 5:30: What was it like learning German at school? 7:10: Why did German become your passion? Did you always want to teach German? 10:25: Do you feel like you've made progress in school? 10:40: How Khrystyina learned her target language almost on her own. 13:00: The key is to combine grammar and vocabulary. 15:00: The problem with language courses. 16:25: What exactly do you do when you learn German today? What's your routine? Your plan? 17:30: Word lists for every topic. 18:30: Which YouTube channels would you recommend? 19:00: Which podcasts would you recommend? 20:10: It has to be fun! 23:20: The input hypothesis of Krashen (linguistic bath): You should understand about 80% of the input to learn something and activate the vocabulary you've learned previously. 24:00: It's normal not to understand everything! 24:40: Even though Khrystyina has already reached the highest level, she still learns new words and expressions in everyday life. 26:00: How can you develop a feeling for language? 26:50: Khrystyina reveals her strategy or method for learning German. 27:05: She listens attentively to native speakers. 27:40: How should you learn declensions? 29:00: Why should you learn a foreign language? 30:00: What Khrystyina studied. 31:24: Her first contact with Germany came late – only during her bachelor's degree! She had never been to Germany before. 32:00: It is possible to reach a high level if you study at home. 33:50: Did you do any additional exercises alongside your studies? 34:15: She stopped using word lists later on. 34:30: How do you feel about flashcards? 37:00: What's particularly difficult about speaking? 37:35: Gestures are part of the culture. 38:00: Culture shock between Germany and Ukraine. 38:10: As a French person, I've noticed that Germans keep more distance – e.g., when sitting next to each other (privacy). 39:40: More culture shocks, little things. 40:00: Funny anecdote: The Germans and their kitchen appliances. 43:00: Should I study with textbooks? 45:00: Keep a diary / use a notebook! 46:00: You shouldn't just passively consume. 46:20: Step 2 (after writing down the words). 47:00: The behind-the-scenes of being multilingual. 48:00: Thank you and best wishes. Please subscribe if you found the video helpful! Who am I? 🙋🏻‍♀️ Hello, I'm Judithe🙋🏻‍♀️ I'm a Master's student (Psycholinguistics) at the University of Heidelberg, a teacher (German/French), and a YouTuber. I'm learning German, keeping a journal, and doing kickboxing/calisthenics in my free time. My mission is to help you learn new foreign languages ​​faster and more effectively. Learning German has changed my life, and I want to inspire you with my story and experiences. ⚡️ 📎💌Contact: insta: @judithebarthomeuf for business inquiries only: [email protected] Sub count: 6,570. #languagelearning #pronunciation #articulation #languagetraining #languagelearningtips #vocabularylearning #shadowing #speechmelody #grammartips #mistakeavoidance #languagepractice #learningstrategies #idioms #spacedrepetition #germancoursesonline #germancourse #ChatGPT #tonguetwisters #languageflow #YouTubelearning #imitatenativespeakers #speakalongloud #languageintensive #languagelearningchallenge #learningwithfun #languageimprovement #germancourses