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Step 1

Think of a language that you would be interested in. Don’t pick one that just sounds like it will be easy. If you chose one that sounds easy, but you are not interested in the language, it will be hard for you to learn.

Step 2

Get a Dictionary that translates from English to whatever language you want to learn.
Book mark the site: http://www.Babalfish.com. It will translate most words from English to several other common languages.

Step 3

Get some flash cards of the language you want to learn. You can also get some 3/5 cards and make your own.
Carry them with you wherever you go. If you are stuck in traffic, waiting in a long line, or whatever reason, you have free time, pull out the flash cards and study.
I have met a few women, because they noticed I was studying my German flash cards.

Step 4

Get a book on the language you are interested in. I have the book: Complete Idiots Guide to Learning German. It is a good book.
You can also find tons of other books out on learning languages. Maybe go to a college book store and find a text book.

Step 5

Order the Rosetta Stone program. I haven’t tried it yet myself, but people say it is a good program.

Step 6

You have to devote a lot of time to studying a language if you intend to learn it. Try studying a couple of hours a day.

Step 7

Make friends with some people who are fluent in the language you want to learn. Have them help you out.

Step 8

After studying for a while, you should pick up on the language well enough to test it out on some people who speak it all the time.
Go to the bars or something and talk to people who have an accent in the language you are learning. If they say they speak that language, then go ahead and try it out.
Maybe even take a trip to a country where they speak it.

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Grammar is the most feared aspect of learning any language. On the other hand, since learning the grammar rules is guaranteed to improve your language skills faster than 
anything else, language students should learn to love it! By systematically learning each core concept, you will quickly understand how the German language works, and be 
able to put it to use straight away.

At the beginning, the most daunting aspect of learning grammar is always the fact that you don’t know what you don’t know! If you’re like most students, the thought of 
learning lots of technical rules is quite overwhelming. The good news, however, is that it doesn’t have to be. If you take it one step at a time, you will be able to learn 
grammar quickly. Let’s look at how to do it…

Focus on 1 Topic per day

When you have a big goal like learning the entire German grammar, you need to break this down.

Take it one step at a time. Look at only one topic, and give this your 
complete focus. If your goal for the day is to learn one single topic, it becomes much easier.

For German, you should break it up into the following:

The 3 noun genders (masculine, feminine and neuter)Definite articles (der, die, das), and indefinite articles (ein, eine, ein)The four German cases (nominative, accusative, genitive and dative)Adjective endingsComparative and superlative adjectivesAdverbsPersonal pronounsPossessive pronounsOther pronouns (indefinite, relative, demonstrative, reflexive)Verbs (weak, strong and mixed)Verb tenses (present, perfect, imperfect, future, conditional, pluperfect and subjunctive)Imperative verbsPrepositionsSome of these topics will take longer than others.

For instance, the four German cases, adjective endings and verbs in particular are the most difficult to learn. Break these 
down further into smaller chunks and learn each main point one at a time.

Memorize 1 Example for Each Topic

One of the main areas that students struggle with when learning German grammar is remembering all of the various word endings. The best way to get around this is to 
memorize one example for each topic. For example, adjective endings change depending on the gender of the noun, the case, and whether an article precedes the noun. 
There are 48 possible endings! Not all of these endings are different, but they do present a challenge. By breaking this up into the different groupings, and learning one 
simple example for each, you will soon find that you do understand and remember them all. Furthermore, since you’ve memorized those examples, you’ll easily be able to 
apply the same logic to other words in the same case and gender.

Revise and Continue with the Next Topic

The following day, prior to starting your next grammar topic, spend 5-10 minutes revising the key points and examples from the previous day. This short amount of revision 
will make a huge difference in your ability to understand and remember these grammar topics going forward.

In summary, it is possible to learn German grammar in a short amount of time when you break it up into single topics and focus your attention on one at a time. Memorize 
one example in each situation and then you’ll be able to apply this logic to other words in the same position. In this article we talked about one topic per day, but this doesn’t 
have to be the case. Take one topic per week if you like; whatever works best for you. German grammar is a challenge, but remember that once you understand the key 
points, you will be able to speak much better German much sooner. Good luck, and have fun learning this wonderful language!

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