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Top 4047 German Vocab with Native Audio Sample Sentences
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| GermanEntry | unternehmen |
| GermanSampleSentence | Am Ostersonntag unternehmen wir mit der Familie einen Ausflug in die Berge. |
| Rank | 1802 |
| EnglishMeaning | to do, go on, take steps |
| SecondaryEnglishMeaning | |
| RoughEnglishSentence | On Easter Sunday we are going to go on a trip with the family to the mountains. |
| Tags |
| GermanEntry | das Dokument |
| GermanSampleSentence | Ein Zeugnis ist ein wichtiges Dokument. |
| Rank | 3174 |
| EnglishMeaning | document |
| SecondaryEnglishMeaning | |
| RoughEnglishSentence | A certificate is an important document. |
| Tags |
| GermanEntry | zweifellos |
| GermanSampleSentence | Das bekannteste optische Gerät ist zweifellos die Brille. |
| Rank | 4034 |
| EnglishMeaning | undoubtedly |
| SecondaryEnglishMeaning | |
| RoughEnglishSentence | The best-known optical device is undoubtedly the glasses. |
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Reviews
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Thanks for dedicating time to this
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Thanks a lot! It is awesome!
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Many thanks! I have just started using ANKI and found this deck, and I find it great! I am not a beginner and actually already live several years in Germany and now want to raise my German to a higher level. I do not mind that speakers talk different dialects (reading others complaints..) I often travel to south Germany and want to understand language in its different forms. I would suggest all people commenting should do some crowdfunding and come up with improved and enlarged version of this nice work!
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Best German vocabulary deck around!
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Great deck if you live in Austria and you want to learn the Austrian pronunciation instead of the standard one (Hochdeutsch).
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Pretty much what u need for b2
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I would love to be able to give a mark instead of a red thumb for the deck, as I feel that it is unfair for such a good deck to get a thumbs down. The sentences are really great and the words very well chosen, but I can't recommend this deck for a beginner because of the pronunciation. This deck would be absolutely amazing if the speakers had a neutral standard German accent.
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Fantastic compilation
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This deck is an absolute gem. Words, sentences, and audio. And half of the deck gives the German word / sentence and you have to guess the English translation, and the other half gives you the English word / sentence and you have to guess the German version. You end up learning a lot of grammar and sentence constructions that way.
Thank you Austin and the 4 German native speakers who made this deck! My German is improving so much thanks to you.
Thank you Austin and the 4 German native speakers who made this deck! My German is improving so much thanks to you.
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Best German language learning tool ever!!
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Don't be scared by the comments that tell you the pronunciation is "not standard". That problem is only present with the first 1000 words, which are read by a lady that has a not-so-standard accent. However, if you already have some knowledge about German, this should not be a problem, as you will proceed through the first 1000 words relatively quickly, and all of the remaining words are read in the "standard way".
Anyway, amazing work! This deck helps me a lot and I really appreciate it.
Anyway, amazing work! This deck helps me a lot and I really appreciate it.
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Not standard
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Anna is already sitting in the car. => Anna sitzt schon in der Bahn.
Bahn means train, not car.
Bahn means train, not car.
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I can just wish that this amazing work was done in standard German pronounciation.
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Awesome
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Perfekt, das ist fantastisch...
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good job
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Really Good Deck Really Helpful a lot of effort went into it really appreciate your kind Heart ^_^
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great
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Hello,
Despite the huge work that as been done, that I respect a lot, I'll personally won't use this, because of the choice of the German speaking which is not the standard one. like another person has said. It can sound cruel, I know, excuse me, but for me, being a beginner, I have to make some choices.
Despite the huge work that as been done, that I respect a lot, I'll personally won't use this, because of the choice of the German speaking which is not the standard one. like another person has said. It can sound cruel, I know, excuse me, but for me, being a beginner, I have to make some choices.
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A high quality deck; thank you!
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Danke schön für Ihre Arbeit! Viel Glück und Gesundheit!
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Really good, essential to beginners!
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Thank you! This is exactly what I wanted.
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Great job !
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Quero aprender alemão
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Very useful.
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much obliged
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Good job
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I cannot overstate how awesome this deck is! It's exactly what I needed. Thanks.
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Very helpful for learning.
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Incredible quality!
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very useful
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Thanks, Austin!
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Super complete material!
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Amazing, thank you Austin.
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I love this deck. Thank you so much!
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Outstanding contribution.
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good
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It is very complete, helpful and free <3
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this is so helpful
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Essential
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thanks
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Sehr nutzlich. Vielen dank!
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danke schön .
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Good job. Thank you so much!
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Comprehensive
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thanks a lot
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Great work, and thank you for sharing. This is what I was aiming for when I did the same back in 2015 by simply using the Google translator and a macro program, incurring no cost, merely my time, but the online translations are not ideal for beginners so I have now removed that.
I think constantly improving these decks in any manner that assists learning is the key objective and again it's the benevolence of people like yourself incurring costs/time to achieve these improvements and donating the output into the public domain which moves the entire usefulness of the Anki resource forward.
I note another version has been made available utilizing you're work as it's starting point that enhances it but I still think there is room for still further improvement beyond even that. Such as colour coding the definite articles der, die and das, and the word and adding images that would also serve as visual aids and memory joggers which may also be useful to many.
Thank you.
I think constantly improving these decks in any manner that assists learning is the key objective and again it's the benevolence of people like yourself incurring costs/time to achieve these improvements and donating the output into the public domain which moves the entire usefulness of the Anki resource forward.
I note another version has been made available utilizing you're work as it's starting point that enhances it but I still think there is room for still further improvement beyond even that. Such as colour coding the definite articles der, die and das, and the word and adding images that would also serve as visual aids and memory joggers which may also be useful to many.
Thank you.
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Is there anyway to get this on the mobile app?
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Thx!
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amazing!!!
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Thank you very much... :)
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Thank you so much! My vocabulary increased a lot after a month of studying.
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Good audio and a nice selection of not only single words but common phrases
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thanks a lot!
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It improves my learning process
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An absolute must for students learning German. I've tried to revive my German many times since taking my A-Level, and this has been by far the most effective way. I have a separate deck for irregular verbs, which I use alongside this.
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Thanks for all the effort! helps a LOT to expand your vocabulary with this
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Thank you so much for putting all this effort into this very good deck!
Personally, I prefer not having any translation of the text, since I have a good understanding of German already. Instead I have stripped them bare of English text and use them for re-connecting and expanding my vocabulary as well as spot cases, genders, etc. which I am learning in my gramma deck.
All the negative rating of this deck with regards to long sentences, sound quality, etc. is not to be taken for anything severe. The deck is fine and no one can demand more from a free deck (of very high quality, and not so free for the author). It all depends on the purpose. I would find a different deck for learning gramma (make your own) and use this one for exposure to words and sentence(s) structure.
Personally, I prefer not having any translation of the text, since I have a good understanding of German already. Instead I have stripped them bare of English text and use them for re-connecting and expanding my vocabulary as well as spot cases, genders, etc. which I am learning in my gramma deck.
All the negative rating of this deck with regards to long sentences, sound quality, etc. is not to be taken for anything severe. The deck is fine and no one can demand more from a free deck (of very high quality, and not so free for the author). It all depends on the purpose. I would find a different deck for learning gramma (make your own) and use this one for exposure to words and sentence(s) structure.
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The most completed German language course that iI have ever seen.
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Awesome!!!
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Danke.
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Super good and sequence.
Would be better if containing images for nouns.
Would be better if containing images for nouns.
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Very good
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Amazing person and achievement dude
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Fantastisch, danke
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It is a very good work. But !!!ATTENTION PLEASE!!!! You will not learn Deutsch using Anki method because every world you will learn will be isolated from KNOWLEDGE. You will only remember the word you know when using ANKI Software, because of Illusion of Learning or Learning Illusion. If you find the a word you know from ANKI in one text, you will not remember the meaning of that word because you did not learn it when activating parts of your brain that analyses text and go to every linked neurons with words in Deutsch to relate with the text you are reading. So this shows you the best way to learn Deutsch: READ TEXT IN DEUTSCH AND WRITE THE NEW WORD YOU LEARN AND CONTINUE.
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Handy
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geweldig werk
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god bless you
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THANK YOU
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Your work is much appreciated.
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This is amazing! You are a hero!
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you are awesome
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nice one!
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great effort
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Thank you for this fine deck
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Danke schön!
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Simply for taking the time/money to do this and upload it. It's surely better than a deck I'd come up with anytime soon.
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Perfect!
The pronunciation is far better than what I found on online dictionaries or google translate.
Thank you so much
The pronunciation is far better than what I found on online dictionaries or google translate.
Thank you so much
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This is awesome, thank you very much!
We appreciate the work you did!
We appreciate the work you did!
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just wow, thank you
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thank your very much for your effort
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Wunderbar! Open-source for the greater good! Thanks mate!
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I am very thankful to you my friend.
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It's great to see the effort that has been put into this deck and that it has been shared with all of us. It's very helpful to have a sentence for context with audio.
HOWEVER. Unfortunately, the speaker for the German audio does not use standard German pronunciation and so the audio is heavily influenced by their local dialect, assuming they are even really native speakers at all.
There are various sounds that are quite obviously different from the standard, but I'll give just a couple of examples, the word "wenig". Listen to the audio and then check online how the "g" is supposed to be pronounced in this word. Also, their "r" sometimes is really, really strange. like in "fragen" etc.
So, yeah, in Germany people speak German in plenty of different ways, and for sure if you go to Austria it sounds completely different. However, as a learner of the language, it's very important to follow the standard as we would naturally "emphasize" various sounds and make it worse.
HOWEVER. Unfortunately, the speaker for the German audio does not use standard German pronunciation and so the audio is heavily influenced by their local dialect, assuming they are even really native speakers at all.
There are various sounds that are quite obviously different from the standard, but I'll give just a couple of examples, the word "wenig". Listen to the audio and then check online how the "g" is supposed to be pronounced in this word. Also, their "r" sometimes is really, really strange. like in "fragen" etc.
So, yeah, in Germany people speak German in plenty of different ways, and for sure if you go to Austria it sounds completely different. However, as a learner of the language, it's very important to follow the standard as we would naturally "emphasize" various sounds and make it worse.
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perfect (y)
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lovely
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sehr gut
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Great job!
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To trim keyboard clicks take a look at this plugin https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/47797846
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This has done more to help me improve my German than any other resource. Thank you so much!
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Danke!
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Great deck, very helpful. Thanks a lot for sharing!
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amazing work
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wonderful
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Thanks!
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vielen Dank für Ihre schöne Arbeit.
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You're awesome, thanks for the share with us.
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Good job!
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Very, very useful deck.
The learner needs to correct the not perfect english translations, in fact I rather translate it into my mother tounge.
Thank you!!!
The learner needs to correct the not perfect english translations, in fact I rather translate it into my mother tounge.
Thank you!!!
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Thanks for your share. It's really helpful for me.
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I think that using sentences to memorize words is fundamental, and providing an appropriate mothertongue pronunciation is an excellent add on
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Good deck
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Ein Sehr gutes "Deck", die Leute die sich über die Schwierigkeit beschweren sollten bedenken, Das es sich nicht um ein Wörterbuch handelt sondern um eine Lern Methode um seine Sprachkenntnisse zu verbessern.
Wenn man einer neuen Sprache lernen will, darf man nicht faul sein! also die schwierige Wörter nochmal in einem Wörterbuch nachschlagen bitte! das hilft!
Wenn man einer neuen Sprache lernen will, darf man nicht faul sein! also die schwierige Wörter nochmal in einem Wörterbuch nachschlagen bitte! das hilft!
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The deck is a very useful tool to practice proper pronunciation and listening
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It's great!
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An excellent deck! Words can be remembered much faster in sentences, especially when they’re all with audio. The author has done a great job. Thank you very much for that!
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Thank you very much for your contribution. I liked it.
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excellent deck!
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This deck is different than any of the other ones. Not only does it have the word to be identified but including the example of how the word is used in a sentence spoken by native speakers is fantastic. I am glad that I was able to download this deck.
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Danke!
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Very complete!
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Very good
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good
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Great deck. German speakers accents vary, as they would in any country. Particularly USA.
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شكرا جزيلا
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Perfekt!
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nice
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good work
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Well made, thank you for sharing!
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Gut
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Amazing :)
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Amawzing!
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Gut
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Fantastic tool, especially if you know some basic german in advance I would say. Other decks might be better suited for absolute beginners due to the choise of sample sentences.
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Perfect deck. Danke!
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Obrigado pela ajuda! Deus abençoe você!
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I like the audio you give, also the fact you've ranked them seems nice
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very helpful
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Many thanks for compiling this gem. Would certainly give learning the German language a try.
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wow!!! really helpful!
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Very good.
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great
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Great deck!
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Great work!
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This is a very useful deck.
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Good
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This is one of the most helpful decks out there, thank you!
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excellent resource
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Thank you so much!!!!
This deck will be very helpful :D
This deck will be very helpful :D
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Austin - sincere thanks. I taught myself German back in 2011, using anki to great effectiveness. I can only imagine how much faster I would have learned with a deck like this - mine was crude and self made. I'm using yours now to keep my German vocabulary fresh, and work on my pronunciation. Vielen Dank, mein Freund!
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An incredible contribution to the Anki community. Thank you!
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Great work. I'm trimming and enhancing audio files. The clicks are annoyoing. You should rather make a long recording and then cut it in pieces than recording directly in the Anki program. It would also save you a lot of money and sour finger.
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Fantastic deck - thank you very much for the time and money you put into this! If I was going to be pedantic, some of the English sentences are a bit shaky in terms of translation, which might have been because you had non-native speakers assemble them, but 95% is spot on.
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Excellent listening and read comprehension practice.
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NICE
this is about as good as a deck can get
I used a software called "mp3 diag" (also free) to even out the volume of the audio, thanks to the other reviewer for giving the idea
It seems that the native speakers of this deck have different accents. Specially how they pronounce R.
The letter R always confused me, because speakers of standard german always seemed to pronounce it differently...
So after listening to a lot of youtube videos from the german youtube https://www.youtube.de/ , I concluded that in formal speak the consonantal R always sounds like: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guttural_R ( with a trill, "rrrrrrrrrrr")
And in informal speak, it sounds like: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voiced_uvular_fricative in words like Recht and Reiz ... and it sounds like a very short u in words like "Gross", "Brille", "sprechen"
aaaand sometimes those pronunciations of R are interchangeably used, for example, in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jn94dQ8CyC0 he speaks R in all those different ways.
So while the pronunciation of this deck is correct, I'm pointing those things to avoid confusion.
Great deck!
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Update:
I made some modifications to this deck, hope the owner doesn't mind.
I separated the sound into a different field, and I added a new field with more example sentences, that don't have advanced words. I also stabilized the volume of the audio, so every card has (more or less) the same volume.
If someone wants this modified version of the deck: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1520423974
this is about as good as a deck can get
I used a software called "mp3 diag" (also free) to even out the volume of the audio, thanks to the other reviewer for giving the idea
It seems that the native speakers of this deck have different accents. Specially how they pronounce R.
The letter R always confused me, because speakers of standard german always seemed to pronounce it differently...
So after listening to a lot of youtube videos from the german youtube https://www.youtube.de/ , I concluded that in formal speak the consonantal R always sounds like: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guttural_R ( with a trill, "rrrrrrrrrrr")
And in informal speak, it sounds like: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voiced_uvular_fricative in words like Recht and Reiz ... and it sounds like a very short u in words like "Gross", "Brille", "sprechen"
aaaand sometimes those pronunciations of R are interchangeably used, for example, in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jn94dQ8CyC0 he speaks R in all those different ways.
So while the pronunciation of this deck is correct, I'm pointing those things to avoid confusion.
Great deck!
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Update:
I made some modifications to this deck, hope the owner doesn't mind.
I separated the sound into a different field, and I added a new field with more example sentences, that don't have advanced words. I also stabilized the volume of the audio, so every card has (more or less) the same volume.
If someone wants this modified version of the deck: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1520423974
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Great thank you so much, keep to improve deck.
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Best
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The audios are very helpful. Great job overall!
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very high quality
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Very good effort
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uau
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Thank you so much! I'm having a really excellent time using this so far.
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The beginning was nice. You get to here different varieties of sentences not much complexity.
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Great！
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All I can say is...WOW! Thank you.
(I was a hard working German major in college,
and what I would have given for something like this!)
(I was a hard working German major in college,
and what I would have given for something like this!)
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Great work!
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Amazing work ^^
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This deck is amazing
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You're a life saver! Awesome investment, thank you so much for sharing!
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The german audio sounds great!
Could you also upload the version with english audio? I think it could help a lot the people that are not native english.
Could you also upload the version with english audio? I think it could help a lot the people that are not native english.
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wonderful deck!
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Incredibly helpful as a translation exercise. I've noticed a few small errors or oddities in usage, but they are very minor. Thank you!!
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great. Thank you for your effort.
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Hi Austin, thank you very much for your hard work and sharing it! This deck lifts my German studies to another level. E.
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This is beyond awesome, dude! If Anki is the biggest blessing for humanity since sliced bread, than this deck is to German self-study what a razor sharp slicing machine was to that bread! Thank you!
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哈哈，谢谢你!😁
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Super!!!Vielen Dank!!!
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sehr gut
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Speaker has dialect and sentences sometimes are strange
Good deck, but unfortunately the speaker has a dialekt (obviously she is from southern Germany) and the audio quality in general is not the best. If you decide to pay for a translator, why didn't you choose one who speaks "standard" German without dialect? You complain about the text-to-speech output of other decks but I have to tell you that the text-to-speech output at least is standard German, which sounds more natural in many cases.
The other thing is, that many sentences are unnecessarily complicated. It is impossible for beginners to understand their meaning. Why not use simple sentences at the beginning?
Good deck, but unfortunately the speaker has a dialekt (obviously she is from southern Germany) and the audio quality in general is not the best. If you decide to pay for a translator, why didn't you choose one who speaks "standard" German without dialect? You complain about the text-to-speech output of other decks but I have to tell you that the text-to-speech output at least is standard German, which sounds more natural in many cases.
The other thing is, that many sentences are unnecessarily complicated. It is impossible for beginners to understand their meaning. Why not use simple sentences at the beginning?
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thank u for the great masterpiece of a deck ) it's huge and rich of words in the context that is a first I see such a thing, thank u again I hope you good deed come back to you ten times more great job
thank u for the great masterpiece of a deck ) it's huge and rich of words in the context that is a first I see such a thing, thank u again I hope you good deed come back to you ten times more great job
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Excellent concept, but I have some concerns
At first I thought this was an excellent deck but now I’m starting to have some reservations. Before getting too far into it, users should be aware of the following.
1) A significant number of the English translations are poor
2) The choice of German sample sentences is often poor
3) It lacks English audio
4) the German audio varies in volume
5) It appears one of the audio files is missing (wahrscheinlich, 415)
The key problems are items 1 & 2 which are related to the frequency dictionary used. It does not provide English translations, so those putting the deck together have done their best to produce what they call a "RoughEnglishSentence". It is truly "rough" in many cases. Most, however, are good -- and that's saying a lot since we're talking 4000+ entries!
But my major concern is that the German sample sentences chosen do not always focus on helping the learner to learn the most frequent use of the word, and sometimes are unnecessarily difficult. For the learner, simple examples with clear, unambiguous translations are needed. Ideally this would focus on each word being learned as one progresses down the frequency list. Admittedly, selecting good examples like this requires a lot of work since at the beginning the learner will presumably not have a large vocabulary to work with.
Unfortunately the sample sentences chosen usually involve words which are much more complicated and difficult than the word which should be the focus of learning. What this means in practice is that you end up focusing on learning words at the beginning which are not high frequency words. This defeats the whole point of focusing on a high frequency list of words. Here are some examples to illustrate, with the word being learned and its frequency rank followed by the unnecessarily complicated sentence:
und (2): Erwin und Brigitte gehen heute Abend in den Auerbachkeller essen.
von (11): Nicht weit von hier gibt es ein gemütliches Restaurant.
ja (27): Ja, ich bin damit einverstanden.
doch (72): Boris wollte erst nicht am Turnier teilnehmen, doch dann haben sie ihn überredet.
Those who put the frequency dictionary together either never intended that it would be used as this deck does, or they were lousy teachers.
Nevertheless, I've been working on a deck to improve the English translations, add English audio (only to 500 so far), add fields to permit alternative German sample sentences and alternative English translations, and normalize the German audio. It's a lot of work.
So, I tip my hat to the hard work that's been done, and I’m definitely giving it a chance. But I thought it might be helpful to share my insights with others before they spend as much time as I have. If I eventually find out that this has nevertheless helped me learn German quickly, I’ll try to remember to come back and leave a note. But I’m starting to wonder...
At first I thought this was an excellent deck but now I’m starting to have some reservations. Before getting too far into it, users should be aware of the following.
1) A significant number of the English translations are poor
2) The choice of German sample sentences is often poor
3) It lacks English audio
4) the German audio varies in volume
5) It appears one of the audio files is missing (wahrscheinlich, 415)
The key problems are items 1 & 2 which are related to the frequency dictionary used. It does not provide English translations, so those putting the deck together have done their best to produce what they call a "RoughEnglishSentence". It is truly "rough" in many cases. Most, however, are good -- and that's saying a lot since we're talking 4000+ entries!
But my major concern is that the German sample sentences chosen do not always focus on helping the learner to learn the most frequent use of the word, and sometimes are unnecessarily difficult. For the learner, simple examples with clear, unambiguous translations are needed. Ideally this would focus on each word being learned as one progresses down the frequency list. Admittedly, selecting good examples like this requires a lot of work since at the beginning the learner will presumably not have a large vocabulary to work with.
Unfortunately the sample sentences chosen usually involve words which are much more complicated and difficult than the word which should be the focus of learning. What this means in practice is that you end up focusing on learning words at the beginning which are not high frequency words. This defeats the whole point of focusing on a high frequency list of words. Here are some examples to illustrate, with the word being learned and its frequency rank followed by the unnecessarily complicated sentence:
und (2): Erwin und Brigitte gehen heute Abend in den Auerbachkeller essen.
von (11): Nicht weit von hier gibt es ein gemütliches Restaurant.
ja (27): Ja, ich bin damit einverstanden.
doch (72): Boris wollte erst nicht am Turnier teilnehmen, doch dann haben sie ihn überredet.
Those who put the frequency dictionary together either never intended that it would be used as this deck does, or they were lousy teachers.
Nevertheless, I've been working on a deck to improve the English translations, add English audio (only to 500 so far), add fields to permit alternative German sample sentences and alternative English translations, and normalize the German audio. It's a lot of work.
So, I tip my hat to the hard work that's been done, and I’m definitely giving it a chance. But I thought it might be helpful to share my insights with others before they spend as much time as I have. If I eventually find out that this has nevertheless helped me learn German quickly, I’ll try to remember to come back and leave a note. But I’m starting to wonder...
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Simply the best deck there is in Anki. Thank you so much for the deck, you just helped a lowly broke student passing his German test :)
Simply the best deck there is in Anki. Thank you so much for the deck, you just helped a lowly broke student passing his German test :)
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Thank you
Thank you so much for investing your time and money in creating this amazing deck. Thank you for your effort. The best deck.
Thank you so much for investing your time and money in creating this amazing deck. Thank you for your effort. The best deck.
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THANK YOU!!!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
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Do you may have the deck that includes the native english audio?
I'm not a native English speaker, and it would be usefull to have the have the english audio too.
The deck is great anyway, thanks a lot for that!
Thanks!
I'm not a native English speaker, and it would be usefull to have the have the english audio too.
The deck is great anyway, thanks a lot for that!
Thanks!
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Are the 500 words you are referring to part of this deck? If so, then surely I just have to work my way through the deck without any need for modification?
-- Anton
Are the 500 words you are referring to part of this deck? If so, then surely I just have to work my way through the deck without any need for modification?
-- Anton
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Great deck, pity there are no plurals or strong verb conjugations
Thank you. Great effort.
Some feedback: If the deck included plurals I would be able to use this deck only. Also, strong verb conjugations would help too. e.g. vergisst; vergaß; hat vergessen.
So I still have to use other Anki decks to learn plurals and irregular verbs. But I will use this to learn sentence stress and pronunciation, especially when I've mastered the strong verbs.
I found the mp3s varied in volume, so I used MP3Gain (freeware) to normalise all mp3s to the same level.
Thank you. Great effort.
Some feedback: If the deck included plurals I would be able to use this deck only. Also, strong verb conjugations would help too. e.g. vergisst; vergaß; hat vergessen.
So I still have to use other Anki decks to learn plurals and irregular verbs. But I will use this to learn sentence stress and pronunciation, especially when I've mastered the strong verbs.
I found the mp3s varied in volume, so I used MP3Gain (freeware) to normalise all mp3s to the same level.
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Best deck for start improving.
Hello, I'm very happy I found this deck, I was planning to do exactly what you just did, and now shared with the world. Just genious. I really appreciate your work. I hope it will help me and all the people out there who wants to learn or improve their german. I was studying with the frequency dictionary, but now, this is better! Audiooooo! :) Vielen Dank!
Hello, I'm very happy I found this deck, I was planning to do exactly what you just did, and now shared with the world. Just genious. I really appreciate your work. I hope it will help me and all the people out there who wants to learn or improve their german. I was studying with the frequency dictionary, but now, this is better! Audiooooo! :) Vielen Dank!
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Very good.
This is great, thank you.
This is great, thank you.