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You cannot speak German while thinking in Engliflh. If you tried to do so, your conversation would consist largely of pauses, during which you would endeavor: 1) To find German words and phrases corresponding to yourE ngH sh ones ;and 2) To rearrange them so as to make them idiomatia That would consume entirely too much time. There is only one way to speak German, and that is by remembering what Germans say under the same or similar circumstances. To remember this you must first learn it by hearing or reading. That is self-evident. There can be no other way. To accomplish this, it is not necessary that you shotdd live in Germany but you must uye in German. The following pages will show you how.
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