You want to learn German language?

Answer 1

You can learn German in a lot of ways; it kind of depends on what style of language learning works best for you and how much money and time you have to devote to it.

* There are teach-yourself books and computer software.

* There are no-credit (informal) German classes (day classes or night classes) at your local community college, university, or another school.

* There are probably "Stammtisch" events at local German bars in your area--a Stammtisch is where German speakers of different levels just get together to chat in German over a beer and some pub food. These are often hosted or organized by German organizations.

* You may live in the vicinity of a Goethe Institute, which offers German courses.

* There are for-credit (formal) German classes at local colleges and universities or language schools.

* Going to live and/or study and/or work in a German-speaking country for a year or two is a terrific way to learn German. Traveling there frequently is another good option.

* Date a native speaker of German.

Answer 2

It's not necessary to take a course if you're into German and wanna learn it. You can buy a well-written textbook and learn from the basic knowledge, including grammar and words. German videos and songs and help you a lot and it's a good habit to read extra German passages every day. Don't worry, there're lots of information on the internet that you can access. Perhaps you'll find it quite difficult because German grammar is too complicated. But believe me, once you've acquired the language, you'll find it's a bit more easier to learn other European language.