Learn German in 90 Days: A Self-Study Guide to Becoming Fluently Conversational with Kevin Marx

maria t. rengifo: The best book ever.

United States on Nov 23, 2023

Oksana: Nice book

Germany on Aug 17, 2023

Amazon Customer: I found this book somewhat difficult to follow. Found another one on Amazon, that used with Babbel, was better.

United States on Feb 16, 2023

Terry: Best book for self learning German! it breaks down into each day with 10+ new words (usually of the same topic) and one grammar, super digestible, and you can learn at your own pace. Highly recommended!

Canada on Feb 16, 2023

河田　泰: 毎日，ちょっとずつ勉強しています．何度も繰り返してというのですが，まずは1日1回から．
これで，90日が終わったところで，本当に話せるようになっているかは疑問ですが．．

Japan on Dec 19, 2022

Ken Kardash: Although it avoids the misleading word “easy," the title could be more accurate. Finally Understand German Grammar in 90 Days would be more like it. That’s what it did for me, and if you’re really keen, you may even need less than 90 days! But what’s the rush? Besides, the text here lends itself to targeted review, for two reasons. Each “day” consists of a very focused but highly effective review of a particular grammatical issue, making it ideal as a reference resource. The topics are listed in very self-explanatory titles, making it easy to find what you are interested in working on. Secondly, I don’t recommend trying to slog through the text in a sequential fashion, as both the efficiency and elegance of the prose are stereotypically German. It also suffers the annoying feature of directly repeating the lesson material before giving example sentences, which are uninspired yet instructional. Certainly no match for Duolingo in getting you to actually speak, but a highly useful and appreciated supplement.

United States on Nov 16, 2022

BookFans: My story started in Switzerland, where I was under pressure to complete my B1 certification. I had visited a few classes and every course recommended me a new German book.

I was constantly searching for and asking the course leaders, Is there ONE book which will help me to pass the B1 certification. This Book IS THE ANSWER.

I am writing this review, because you need not undergo the ordeal I went for finding this so called ONE MAGIC Book for passing German Grammar certification.

Here in Switzerland German classes are conducted in German to teach German. So most of the time when complicated Grammar terms are explained (in German), we just nod our head without understanding much. This MAGIC BOOK explains the grammar concepts in very simple, plain and easy to understand English with examples and exercises. In fact from Chapter ( Day ) 24, I also started writing the exercises to improve my SCHREIBEN skills.

I downloaded the Kindle version, when it was free. However later on after passing my B1 TELC exam with flying colours, I ordered a hard copy of this book, just to reward the author for his effort. Many of my friends wanted me to share my free copy. But I...

United Kingdom on Jul 11, 2022

summer: I saw comments before i ordered this book and they were mostly good so i ordered it and my opinion is that i really enjoy it I've read a lot so far i love how the author has the book written as if he's speaking to the reader feels like theres a teacher speaking to you and the author he or she gives us really useful tips my only dissatisfaction is that the pronunciation isn't labeled that well but I'm okay with that theres youtube videos that are really good and duo lingo has a good system so if anyone has trouble with that pronunciation theres books on it and many sources this book is just on basics and studying out loud well recommend

United States on Nov 06, 2020

Julie Wynands: Loads of challenges, needed some clarification on some pronouncements of words. Good resource.

Canada on May 06, 2020

eXtofer: I don’t think anyone should go into a language thinking they’re going to be fluent in 90 days so take the title of this book with a grain of salt. What it will do, however, is help build your skills over time using simple not too complicated lessons. Well, “not too complicated” as much as it can be. German is a tough language to learn with very, let’s say, “interesting” grammar rules. If you’re a native English speaker, German can seem easy enough at first but the moment you start learning how to ask questions and where to put adjectives in your sentences, it can get confusing very fast. I won’t say this book curbs a lot of that confusion, but it does its best to do so. It has simple lessons and then gives you vocabulary to memorize to utilize along with whatever lesson you just learned. It also gives example sentences with the vocab and lesson in mind. It’s pretty straight forward.

I’m nowhere near fluent and just started learning this year but I’m grateful for what I’ve learned so far and excited for what I’m going to learn in the future.

My biggest piece of advice for anyone looking to learn German is to try and keep yourself motivated....

United States on Apr 22, 2020