Sarah Retter

German Sarah Retter

When you're learning a new language, a cognate is an easy word to remember because it looks and means the same thing as a word you already know. For example, "accent" in English means the same as "Akzent" in German. A word is cognate with another if both derive from the same word in an ancestral language. In the case both coming from the Latin word "accentus", meaning "tone, signal or intensity" Focus your German learning on the most frequently used cognates. Learn what you already know. One of the usual mistakes when learning a foreign language is that the student has no priorities. All the unknown words get the same attention. It makes a lot of sense to identify and focus your learning on the words you are already familiar with. In this book, you´ll find the list of the most used cognate words. Using an algorithm that provides the ranking, this book will provide you with the 100 most frequent cognate words you have to learn first to get around when traveling or interacting with German speaking people. The example phrases are presented in a very simple fashion. No complications. Straight and simple. So, don't waste your time and energy! Focus your effort on the most important cognates you have to learn to master your German! Purchase your copy and start focusing your energy today!