Adquirir Fluidez en Alemán: 150 Historias Cortas

by Philipp Eich

Aprender alemán puede parecer una tarea difícil. Especialmente cuando se trata de la esencia del idioma alemán La buena noticia es que es quo solamente un presentimiento falso. Todos los idiomas se pueden aprender si se conoce la técnica correcta y con la información adecuada.     Está demostrado que la forma más fácil de aprender un idioma es escucharlo en la práctica. Escuchar una conversación natural  en alemán es lo mejor que puedes hacer, it’s es como escuchar una historia. Natural es la palabra clave en esa frase. Un enfoque natural para aprender un idioma es el más rápido y simple para hacerlo..   ¿Por qué crees que las personas aprenden un idioma muy rápido cuando se mudan a otro país? Porque lo escuchan de forma natural, todos los días.     Aprende alemán con historias  . Tal vez el sistema de aprendizaje de idiomas más fácil jamás creado. ¿Qué te parece?   La gente escucha las historias de otras personas. La mente humana está programada para que le gusten las historias porque así es nuestra vida. Una historia. Y por esta misma razón, he creado historias que fácilmente te ahorrarán meses de esfuerzo en el aprendizaje del alemán. Ya no habrá más "lucha".   Mudarse a Alemania sólo para aprender alemán no es la solución. . Es por eso que mi libro "trae" Alemania a ti. Te trae historias. Aprender alemán con mis historias te hará creer que realmente "vivirás" en las conversaciones alemanas. Cuando estás leyendo una historia, sientes que estás ahí. El mismo concepto se aplica al aprendizaje del alemán con historias. Acerca de mi libro "Aprender alemán con historias": : Contiene 150 historias cortas sobre situaciones cotidianas Cada historia está seguida de preguntas y vocabulario clave Cuanto más leas, más fácilmente se acostumbrará tu cerebro al idioma alemán (¿no es eso tan bonito?) Utiliza patrones claves insertados psicológicamente para hacer que tu cerebro aprenda fácilmente y de forma automática frases y palabras (esto es clave) El libro utiliza un sistema de lectura-palabra-repetición a lo largo de las historias para lograr un aprendizaje natural y fluido ( repetición intensa = mayor tasa de retención) Los beneficios de usar mi Es fácil aprender alemán con historias Te sientes a gusto leyendo y aprendiendo con el flujo de las historias No hay que esforzarse en aprender palabras/frases Aprendes a tu propio ritmo Siente confianza con tu conocimiento del idioma alemán después de SOLAMENTE unas pocas semanas Una vez que aprendes, NUNCA olvidas Aprende alemán con mis historias( de la manera más fácil )

Genres: German Literature

160 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 8, 2020

Reviews

[Billy · Rating 2 out of 5]

I didn't find many of these stories interesting, so I don't think I learnt as much as I thought I would have if I found most of them engaging.

[Olivia · Rating 2 out of 5]

Diese Geschichten waren für mich wirklich langweilig 😴

[Logan Teder]

I began reading these in earnest while working through a CEFR A1 word list deck on Anki. I would go through one to three a day. The first few took some time, but I soon gathered a steady pace. It seems all of the 150 stories follow a very consistent format. Each uses simple sentence structures. Length is always short enough to infer the meaning and content of each sentence. The glossaries at the end of each story don't seem to correspond to the difficulty of the words within.

In about a month I completed A1 and added an A2 deck. At this point it became difficult to motivate myself to continue reading this book. I read through the first 44 and skipped around the remainder to make sure I wasn't missing something.

To its credit, I think the variety in topics works well. Maybe some wilder ideas could have been explored. It's good for reading aloud. I think the best improvement would be to gradually increase the story length over the course of the book, maybe having 50 at most.

It's perhaps best suited to someone that learns very methodically or at a slow pace, with much regularity and a unique sort of patience. Reading one or a few each day is good practice, but once you get through most of A1 the meanings of unusual words are easy to infer. Well, it's cheap enough to be worth trying for the first few weeks of intensive study.

I'll probably read one or two occasionally. But officially I'll call it quits here. At this point I know there are better resources out there for me.

[Samichtime · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great stories and definitely a2. I like that the acknowledgements were kept in German to show the reader how much he’s progressed! 🥳

[Leanne Graff · Rating 4 out of 5]

This has been a a useful resource to learn German. I am my own worst enemy sometimes and self-sabbotaged making progress with this at points in my learning. However, setting mini goals and reviewing stories once language was more familiar meant it became a useful bridging tool once I allowed self doubt to move over. still a bit tricky in places as the nature of German grammar and expression is for all of us learners, but very highly recommended.

[William Turner · Rating 1 out of 5]

The first story is nice
The next 49 are incredibly boring
And half of them have weird police-propaganda undertones
I will not continue

[Ayse Serra Isil · Rating 5 out of 5]

That was such a great book to read. Easy to follow. There are reoccuring words which help me to see whether I successfully retrieve the words. It lasted more than I expected but such a great experience after all. Would be perfect if it has Anki List of the words as well.
Thank you Philipp

[MS E FARRER · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a really useful book to help with learning German. It covered many different situations and had useful help with the vocabulary. I have bought another book by this author so that I can continue to improve.

[Laurie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fun and Useful

I am working on my German, and found this book to be very helpful. The stories were written at a level that I could understand, and I liked the glossary at the end of each story that helped to introduce new words. Can’t wait to read the next one!

[Hind91 · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent book!!
I highly recommend to anyone trying to improve their german by reading.
Big thanks Philipp Eich.

[daniel canales · Rating 5 out of 5]

Perfect for beginners

Perfect for those starting to learn german. 150 short and easy to understand stories filled with useful vocabulary. Totally recommended!

[Javier González · Rating 4 out of 5]

Amazing book!

[Joseph Hirsch · Rating 4 out of 5]

“Becoming Fluent in German” claims it offers 150 short stories, and while each “story” is usually only a single paragraph, somehow it’s enough. There’s a theory among linguistics currently popular that the paragraph, instead of the sentence, is the locus of important structures related to thought and human expression. And while getting into those details would be a little too involved for a review of what’s essentially a workbook, it’s still worth noting the idea, as the paragraphs chosen here are well-crafted.
Each story/paragraph/chapter (call them what you will) deals with a different theme, character, or situation. Some describe moving from one city to another; others describe visiting fairs, traveling abroad, or starting new relationships. A couple lean toward the surreal, describing the details of dreams or coincidences. There’s nothing too unheimlich, though, or deep, and no character featured in one story carries over to the next.
After each story/paragraph/chapter, there’s a small Wortschatz/Vocab section, featuring phrases, idioms, and words used in the text perhaps unfamiliar to the beginner-intermediate German student. This is followed by a short series of questions to test one’s comprehension and retention of the story material.
Nothing earthshattering or groundbreaking here, but the brevity of the pieces probably makes it ideal for teaching precocious gradeschool students, on-target high-schoolers, or college kids who need some remediation. It’s a sad fact, but “the crisis of competency” rearing its ugly head in various realms from STEM to engineering, is showing up in the language arts. Throw in internet and smartphone-fried synapses and SSRI-rewired dendrites and you’ll be lucky if you can get some of your less inclined/motivated students even through the paragraphs. Sad but true. Recommended, regardless.

[Serdar Poirot · Rating 5 out of 5]

Almanca öğrenmek isteyenler için kısa kısa 150 tane hikaye içeren oldukça güzel bir kitap. Her hikayenin sonunda öğrenmeyi pekiştirme için bazı sorular bulunuyor. Ayrıca hikaye içindeki bazı kelimelerin İngilizce anlamları da veriliyor hikayenin sonunda. Cüzdan kaybetme, yolculuk gibi bazı konular birden çok kez anlatılsa da genelde sade hikayelere sahip. Almanca öğrenmek isteyenlerin mutlaka okuması gereken kitaplardan biri.

[JP · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent for its stated purpose.

[Nicolas Galler · Rating 5 out of 5]

Gut um Leseverständnis zu verbessern

Das Buch was einfach zu lesen für einen Anfänger und es hat mir bei meinem Deutschlernen sehr geholfen. Vielen Dank für dieses Buch.

[Alayne · Rating 5 out of 5]

lovely little stories

I really enjoyed reading these short stories and they have definitely helped me to improve my German vocabulary and grammar.

[Arszania]

Boring