Question

How to learn the german grammar and how to speak like a native german speaker and understanding the construction of the german grammar?

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Life is too short to Learn German

Answer 1

• Get a decent grammar book; Hammer's German Grammar covers everything, it is great :)
• Memorise, memorise, memorise! It's the only way grammar will stick
• Make vocab lists for different topics
• Watch as many German films as possible
• Listen to lots of current German music - and from there, read/listen to interviews with German bands/singers that you like
• Read lots in German; check the news in German daily, find a book that you like translated into German etc
• If possible try and speak with native speakers who are willing to help you improve your German

 

In no time you will be speaking it like a pro ;)

Answer 2

speak with native germeans and listen to how they speak

Answer 3

Depends what is your mother tonge first. Then how old are you? Since makings sounds is dependable on an vocal cordes and these are developed fully after puberty there is a slim chance that anybody learning a foreign language after that age will be able to make all the sounds perfectly.  In summary if you are around 12 years old yet, can live in germany and have a chance to associate with germans,  and your language is in the same group as german perhaps you have a chance to speak like a native.

Answer 4

You need a good musical ear to be able to repreoduce the sounds and a good mind structure and understanding of grammar in your native language to be able to connect it to the German language.

Answer 5

The best way to practice any language is talking with native speakers, this is a good website which I reccomend http://preply.com/en/english-by-skype