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Can German be any less confusing, please?
We have started into various forms of past tense sentence structure and the rules... Oh the rules.
Add in how written German is different in places then spoken...
I'll make it, I know I can.
Still reading B1 books. Classes are helping a ton on structure and rules. Listening is getting better.
I've managed several good interactions in stores, shops, and museums entirely in German. Many people are very understanding when I ask to at least try since I'm learning.
Wir wohnen in Deutschland. Ich muss Deutsch sprechen!