JASON A GARTNER

Cut to the chase

Revisado: 06-21-23

too much anti-hoarder, eco-aware, hippy stuff so far. I'll finish the book, but as someone who worked Larry Dean Olsen, worked and played with his family, trained with Dave Holladay, worked on a ranch, loves liberty and the Founding Fathers, am buying a large plot of land, etc, ... I'm looking for solar and well concepts. 2 chapters in, all you've done is preach a tangential message. it's like listening to a business book that starts teaching evolution or other unrelated concepts. We're losing trust for subtle indoctrinators in this society. Please cut to the useful stuff. So I'll keep listening, but dang.

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Great Resource

Revisado: 08-27-17

Would you consider the audio edition of German: Verbs Fast Track Learning to be better than the print version?

This is a great way to get yourself used to hearing the basic tenses with the most used verbs. You can really say and understand a lot with just 100 verbs. 501 German Verbs Fully Conjugated is more thorough but would probably be overkill.

What other book might you compare German: Verbs Fast Track Learning to and why?

501 German Verbs Fully Conjugated, German Fast Track Learning: The 1000 most used words.

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For the serious learner

Revisado: 08-27-17

Where does German Level 1 Lessons 11-15 rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

I've used Innovative Language Learning all the way through. I've used the Sarah Retter books. I've gone through all levels of Duolingo and kept my lingots or whatever those are called full. I've use Fun Easy Learn. I listen to German music all day. I subscribe to several German youtube channels. This system and Paul Noble's are the best for forcing me to form sentences of my own, which is such a useful skill. And of course, I'm sure this system has so much more to offer. Right now I'm on lessons 11-15. It's very effective on the road. Just review the reading when you get home.

Any additional comments?

Keep at it.

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For the serious learner

Revisado: 08-27-17

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I've used Innovative Language Learning all the way through. I've used the Sarah Retter books. I've gone through all levels of Duolingo and kept my lingots or whatever those are called full. I've use Fun Easy Learn. I listen to German music all day. I subscribe to several German youtube channels. This system and Paul Noble's are the best for forcing me to form sentences of my own, which is such a useful skill. And of course, I'm sure this system has so much more to offer. Right now I'm on lessons 11-15. It's very effective on the road. Just review the reading when you get home.

What other book might you compare German Level 1 Lessons 1-5 to and why?

Learn German with Paul Noble

Any additional comments?

If you don't like this book's style at first, then try Innovative Language Learning or the Duolingo app for a while. Those are geared towards being more fun. Afterwards, you'll want to come back to something like this when you're more serious.

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