WARUM machen wir SO VIELE FEHLER beim SPRECHEN?

When will I finally be able to speak fluent, error-free German? Is it even possible, or only in the next life? It's a question you ask yourself quite often, especially when you see someone who speaks really good German, and you want to be like that too. But you think, "If they can do it, then I should be able to as well." It can be done,

but how and when? It would be wonderful if you could wake up one day and simply speak fluent, error-free German without spending five minutes searching for the right place or throwing up. I'm using [music] now, since it says "deep down below" that it colors in the [music]. So the question here is, how can you

speak German more correctly and quickly? And the answer is clear: through practice. It was great! How much more should you practice, and what and with whom? There are so many additional questions, and I will answer them all. I would like to give you ideas for them, but first of all, I want to know from you: Do you sometimes feel

that you already know all the grammar rules, or that you've learned the grammar, and that you're much better at writing than speaking? Or do you sometimes think to yourself, " Actually, I know that I can do it myself"? I correct myself when I have enough time to think, but when I'm under stress or in

a situation where people do n't know me or I'm talking to my boss, I always use the simplest sentences and I still get 1000 wrong answers. If that's the case, then it's probably high time we told each other the truth straight to our faces, and the truth is, you can't speak German properly and

fluently yet. You're still making mistakes. Okay, that's how it is, and that's how everyone is when they start learning there, and most people learning German still make mistakes. I mean, we all make mistakes, but if you can't do it yet, then you have to understand that. I can't do it yet for certain reasons.