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If it helps others, Duolingo is obviously a good starting point for this (and free), but I also liked LingQ because you can import articles from the web and lea
by SyneRyder 10y ago
If it helps others, Duolingo is obviously a good starting point for this (and free), but I also liked LingQ because you can import articles from the web and learn to read them word by word, building up your own personal dictionary in the process. So instead of pre-defined lessons, I learned by reading German song lyrics. (Unheilig is now my favorite band.)
Speaking / conversation is really important though, and I haven't solved that yet. iTalki looks good, but I've not yet tried any of the Skype sessions yet.
[0] https://duolingo.com/ https://duolingo.com/
[1] https://www.lingq.com/ https://www.lingq.com/
[2] https://www.italki.com/ https://www.italki.com/