German

[Anonymous No.22997199]

what are some good books for someone who wants to learn german. Can be fiction or non-fiction

[Anonymous No.22997209]

>>22997199
hesse stuff is easy to read

[Anonymous No.22997212]

[Anonymous No.22997219]

>>22997199
Heidegger "Sein und Zeit"
Hegel "Phänomenologie des Geistes"
Jean Paul "Leben des vergnügten Schulmeisterlein Maria Wutz in Auenthal. Eine Art Idylle"
Die Kleine Raupe Nimmersatt.

That are the easist one. Good luck.

[Anonymous No.22997239]

>>22997219
sorry, i dont read hacks

[Anonymous No.22997252]

>>22997239
>sorry, i dont read hacks
Du wirst die deutsche Sprache niemals beherrschen; du wirst niemals fühlen, was die Worte bedeuten; du wirst niemals richtig tief in unseren Worten sein.

Sorry to bring it to you, bring.

But you can say you to me, still

[Anonymous No.22997265]

>>22997199
Dino Lernt Deutsche

[Anonymous No.22997281]

>>22997199
How well do you speak german already? Without some indication it is impossible to give you an adequate recommendation.

[Anonymous No.22997286]

>>22997199
I've been reading die Verwandlung and I'm finding it very easy going. Kafka's style is very pleasant.

[Anonymous No.22997295]

>>22997281
Know basic language and grammar. The basic of basics

[Anonymous No.22997314]

>>22997199
Martin's ASOIAF is pretty easy in German.

Bernard Cornwell's stuff also.

[Anonymous No.22997348]

I only want to read German history works like Kriminalgeschichte des Christentums, what's the best route?

[Anonymous No.22997402]

>>22997199
I'd imagine that pic related will work fine.

Can anyone translate "I want to brutally slaughter every inhabitant of Würzburg, current and former" into Deutsch? Danke.