German grammar is not hard piece by piece; it is hard all at once. So this plan orders it: nouns with their articles and plurals, the two word-order rules that cover most sentences, then the cases separately, with a weekly speaking session throughout and an A2 practice test as the checkpoint.
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Everyday conversation, and the grammar to keep building on.
Articles, plurals and word order, before anything else.
Hard together, manageable separately.
A weekly conversation and a practice test to measure against.
Log practice here. A2 takes a few hundred hours, so the total is the honest measure of progress.
German nouns have three genders and the article changes with the case, so a noun learned without der, die or das is only half learned.
Word order has two rules that cover most sentences: the verb comes second, and after words like weil and dass it goes to the end.
Take the cases one at a time. Accusative first, then dative. Genitive can wait.
Daily practice that is actually tracked, and a date by which you have to speak to somebody.
The sounds and core verbs first, lots of listening, and a weekly conversation booked from the first month.
Train the ear before the grammar, learn every noun with its article, and speak weekly from the first month.
Hangul in two weeks, the polite everyday form next, and a language exchange partner found early.
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