From my personal experience, those methods are far more productive than passive learning, you'll be able to learn a lot more if you spend first 12 hours on memrise, duolingo, pronounciation videos and a good basic german book. I'd mostly recommend it to the beginners who can't find sufficient time for learning the language actively such as from flashcards, videos or textbooks.
However, since the audiobook is only 12 hours long, it's quite limited in vocabulary and pronounciation lessons sufficient only to speak basic German sentences. And we already know this method of recalling the information is far more effective for long-term memorization than simply reviewing it repeatedly. It's quite slow paced, with sufficient pauses for the listeners to recall the answers before the phrases are actually spoken in a native German voice. Well, I haven't tried many audiobooks for learning languages but "Learn German with Paul Noble" is definitely a good recommendation for absolute beginners of German language and better than all the other audiobooks I laid my hands on. It'd be a great help to all the independent learners if you could contribute. It's quite slow paced, with sufficient pauses for the listeners to recall the answers before the phrases are a /* I've created a list of German language learning resources here. Danke! */ Well, I haven't tried many audiobooks for learning languages but "Learn German with Paul Noble" is definitely a good recommendation for absolute beginners of German language and better than all the other audiobooks I laid my hands on. * I've created a list of German language learning resources here. Anyway, I am hoping to try my German next summer when, hopefully, I should be proficient.
Lastly, Paul speaks with such a mellifluous tone which instantly soothes even the most nervous beginner.
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He also teaches proper sentence construction, situational conversation and more importantly, how to respond when a native speaker responds to your questions. If Paul hadn't enumerated these, such glaring associations and similarities would be totally lost to a beginner.Īs a result, these associations make it easier for the brain and mind to switch languages, which means learning is infinitely less daunting. For instance, by adding 'ch' onto 'I' you get the german "I" switch the C to K then tag on an extra N and you've changed the English word 'can' to 'kann' in German.įurther, we learn that most English words ending with 'ing' automatically end with 'en' in German. Paul sets you up for success by identifying the similarities between the subject language and English. I'm an empty-nester!) through the Paul Noble system and I completely understand why his learning system is rated highly. Further, we learn that most English wo So far, I've been learning German, French, and Spanish (hey, don't scoff. For instance, by adding 'ch' onto 'I' you get the german "I" switch the C to K then tag on an extra N and you've changed the English word 'can' to 'kann' in German. So far, I've been learning German, French, and Spanish (hey, don't scoff.
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