Hi everyone, i. In this entry, I would like to explain how was my my journey/process in learning German.

I started withlearning German during the pandemic.

This time was horrible for all of us but at the same time was an opportunity. Personally, I felt like the pandemic was the perfect/optimal time to learn new things.

I would caution on making definitive statements on how everyone benefitted from the COVID-19 pandemic. While lots of people have gained new skills from the pandemic, many others have died from the COVID-19 virus or know others who got severely affected by COVID-19.

In my case it was, I took/seized the opportunity to learn German.

I would recommend using the passive voice as little as possible, as you did with this part of the sentence, "It was the opportunity to learn German."

I had at firstAt first, I had online private classes with a cChilean teacher who teaches/taught the language in a German school in the South of Chile.

I'm wondering if they're currently teaching German. If they are, use the present tense, teaches. If not, you can use the past tense, taught. If you don't know, you can choose whether or not you can the past tense or present tense.

With this teacher, I learned the basics of the language, asincluding the numbers, the alphabet, etc.

The most important thing tohat I've learned during this period were the four cases in German, which are fourGerman cases.

After this course, I wanted to improve more my level iny German, t. Therefore, I decided to study in Lingoda, which is an online language school.

At this time, I was able to speak in German with German teachers and this fact was very important/vital/crucial to trust in myself.

After these courses, I decided to make the exam for the level A2prepare for the A2 German exam in the Goethe Institut.

Actually, I needed the B2 certificate for a level B2 for my university, but I wanted to advancetake it step by step.

I reproved the exam for A2took the A2 German exam three times and the question I always always: sked, "Why can I not pass this fucking exam?"

I rewrote the sentence to be more concise and to use the active voice when you're expressing your frustration of failing the exam.

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So I searched trickYouTube videos of how polyglots in YouTubelearn languages and then I discovered many tips which I started to follow.

The most important advice was the next: TPersonally, the best way to learn a new language is to immerse yourself with content which is very/that is interesting for you and which/that is not too easy and not too difficult at the same time.

For example, if you are an astronaut, you can listen many podcasts about the universe in your target language, but you must can. However, you must be able to understand the 80% of the content.

I'm wondering if you're referring to the 80/20 rule in language learning.

With this advice, I found many podcasts, videos, and books about music, be. In my cause? I am a composer and my dream is to compose music for films/film music.

At the same time I started to use the app LingQ of Steve KaufmanSteve Kaufmann's app, LingQ, who is one the most important influences for me to learn a new language.

I was very happy when I was able to approvepass the B1 German exam for level B1 aton the first attempt/first try.

That was very incredible because at the same yearsince I was able to pass the B2 German exam for the level B2.within the same year

With the B2 German certificate B2 for German, I could enroll in my university.

I hope wWith this method, I hope to pass the B1 English exam for the level B1.

This time was a horrible time for all of us but at the same time was an opportunity to learn new things.

I had at first online private classes with a cChilean teacher who teaches the language in a German school in the South of Chile.

With this teacher I learned the basis of the language, such as the numbers, the alphabet, etc.

The most important thing to learn during this period wereas the four cases in German, which are four.

After this course I wanted to further improve more my level in German, thereforeso I decided to study in Lingoda, which is an online language school.

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After these courses I decided to mtake the exam for the level A2 in the Goethe Institut.

Actually I needed the certificate for a level B2 for my university, but I wanted to advance step by step.

I reprovfailed the exam for A2 three times and the question was always: Why can I not pass this fucking exam?

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For example, if you are an astronaut you can listen manyto podcasts about the universe in your target language, but you must canbe able to understand the 80% of the content.

With this advice I found many podcasts, videos, and books about music, because I am composer and my dream is to compose music for films.

At the same time I started to use the app LingQ ofby Steve Kaufman, who is one the most important influences for me to learn a new language.

I was very happy when I was able to approvepass the German exam for level B1 aton the first attempt.

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With the certificate B2 for German I could enroll in my university.

I hope wWith this method, I hope to pass the English exam for the level B1.

Hi everyone, in this entry I would like to explain how was my process of learning German was.

Thisat time was horrible for all of us but at the same time it was an opportunity to learn new things.

I had at firstAt first, I had online private classes with a cChilean teacher who teaches the language inat a German school in the Ssouth of Chile.

With this teacher, I learned the basis of the language, such as the numbers, the alphabet, etc.

The most important thing to learn during this period were the four cases in German, which are four.

After this course, I wanted to improve more my level in German, therefore I decided to study ion Lingoda, which is an online language school.

At this time, I was able to speak in German with German teachers and this facmeant that it was very important to trust in myself.

After these courses, I decided to mtake the exam for the level A2 inA2 level exam at the Goethe Institut.

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What you have written was very understandable, but I have rewritten it to "it came as a surprise to me" to make it sound a bit more natural.
I split this into two sentences as it flows better
In English you don't "make effort", you "put in effort"

I reprovfailed the A2 exam for A2 three times and the question was always: Why can I not pass this fucking exam?

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So I searched tricks offor polyglots itricks on YouTube and then I discovered many tips which I started to follow.

The most important advice was the nextis: The best way to learn a new language is with content which is very interesting for you and which is noteither easy and notr difficult at the same time.

For example, if you are an astronaut, you can listen to many podcasts about the universe in your target language, but you must canbe able to understand the 80% of the content.

In English we always "listen TO" something.

The infinitive for "can" is "to be able to"
You can also say "you have to be able to understand..."

With this advice, I found many podcasts, videos and books about music, because I am a composer and my dream is to compose music for films.

At the same time I started to use the app LingQ of Steve Kaufman, who is one the most important influences for me to learn a new language.of my biggest language learning influences

I was very happy when I was able to approvepass the B1 German exam for level B1 aton the first attempt.

That was veryEven more incredible because was that the same year I was able to pass the B2 German exam for the level B2.

I have rephrased this a little so it sounds a bit more natural

With the B2 certificate B2 forin German, I could enrol in my university.

I hope with this method to pass the B1 English exam for the level B1.