51 7 Ways to Practice German Even If You Don’t Live in Germany or Austria

Update: 2025-11-27

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This episode gives you 7 clear and easy ways to practice German every day, no matter your level. Susi explains how to use simple sentences, repeat words out loud, listen actively, and work with short examples so your brain gets used to the language. She also talks about common mistakes learners make and how to avoid them, including thinking you always need a native speaker. By the end, you will know exactly how to practice in a way that helps you speak more, remember more, and feel more confident.

Key Topics 🔎

Why so many learners struggle to find people to practice with — and what to do about it.
The truth about practicing with native speakers (and when you don't need one).
7 practical ways to practice German daily — even if you're learning alone.
How repeating simple sentences out loud boosts your speaking confidence.
Using audio, video, and dictionaries to get clear, reliable pronunciation.
Why a study partner at your level can speed up your learning.
Where to find conversation partners online, including in the Better German Community .
Using movies, series, and subtitles to train your ear for German.
Local meetups, cultural centers, and language cafés you can join near you.
A first look at the Get Talking — German for Beginners and Restarters course.
What’s coming next: a deep dive into strong (irregular) German verbs.

Mentioned Episodes🎧
Episode 14 - Introduction to Watching Movies to Learn German

Related Episodes🎧
Episode 7 - The 7 Best Tips to Learn German
Episode 24 - Tips to Learn to Speak German
Episode 28 - How Much Practice do We Need when Learning German
Episode 29 - How Long Does it Take to Learn German
Episode 42 - Improve Your German with Simple Sentences Using Colors

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For questions, topic requests, or course interest, also email podcast@bettergerman.info

Other Resources📚

You might find these PDFs helpful:

▫️ Episode 14 → Download PDF: Guide to German Movies

▫️ Episode 45 → Download PDF: Verbs Practice Guide

▫️ Episodes 46 and 50 → Download PDF: Practice sentences with German clothes vocabulary

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