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different methods of maintaining ones level of german

synchro · 2005-01-05 09:16:53

i have studied german and french up until leaving cert now im in 2nd year college so i have no ongoing classes to maintain my level of french or german however i do everything i can to maintain it for example when on the internet, i always got to www.bild.de , where i check out the days news i also got some e-mail buddies…

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synchro

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i have studied german and french up until leaving cert
now im in 2nd year college
so i have no ongoing classes to maintain my level of french or german
however i do everything i can to maintain it
for example when on the internet, i always got to www.bild.de , where i check out the days news
i also got some e-mail buddies whom i mail regularly-very handy
whenever im in a pub i go up to any greman or french person to just partise my spoken german or french

So please add to this thread and tell us how you maintain or build on your german :cool:

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#2 05-01-2005 9:23pm

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If you're into computers, I have a subscription to an excellent German computer magazine called c't which I have had since I lived there a number of years ago.

Also if you have broadband try listening to German radio stations or watching news programs.

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