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# 2000 Most Common German Words in Context: Get Fluent & Increase Your German Vocabulary with 2000 German Phrases (German Language Lessons) Kindle Edition

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- **What is this?** 2000 Most Common German Words in Context: Get Fluent & Increase Your German Vocabulary with 2000 German Phrases (German Language Lessons) Kindle Edition by lingo mastery
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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Great book handy reference
  

*by C***6 on Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2022*

Great book handy reference

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    Great idea - sloppy execution
  

*by E***1 on Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2022*

The idea of this book is great, but both the scholarly and physical product are mediocre.At least 20 pages from my copy were not glued to the binding, and have fallen out. Very frustrating.As others have mentioned, several words are complete duplicates, and there are a few proper names. Other words are derivatives of the same root word (either different verb conjugations, or different article/adjective/noun declensions.) So, the purported count of 2000 is actually significantly lower. My rough estimate would be between 1500 and 1800.Then, there are the mistakes! I'm only an intermediate German learner, but even I was able to spot about a dozen. Makes me wonder how many other I didn't recognize, and accepted as factual. :(One positive surprise - the context sentences contained probably 200-300 words that I didn't already know, and aren't part of the primary 2000! (Most of what I know is from Duolingo, and they miss a lot of pretty basic words.) It's good to also see these in context and commit them to my vocabulary arsenal.

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    an odd book . . .
  

*by G***K on Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2019*

This is an odd book.  First of all, the intro and conclusion are full of "I" this and "I" that, yet no author is listed anywhere in the book.  Who is this mystery author and what is his/her official background in the German language?  The writing suggests, in both its poor grammar and awkward phrasing, that the author is not a native English speaker.  Even the back cover reveals this.Poor grammar example: "Finally, a conclusion to make sure you've learned and supply you with a final list of tips."Awkward phrasing example: "In fact, we're ready to turn you into a German speaker . . . are you ready to get involved in becoming one?"Second, there is no alphabetical index anywhere in the book!  That's absurd.  On page 5 it hints at some sort of an index, at least, as it states, "At the end of the book, you'll also be given a list of all the terms to refresh your memory," yet there is no list of anything.  Page 256 is where the 2000th word appears, page 257 is an ad, and pages 258-259 are a conclusion--that's it!Third, the formatting is odd.  Here's an example entry:2- Sein -- To beWhy a dash (especially with no space) after the entry number?  Why not parentheses or a colon instead?  Why are German verbs, adjectives, adverbs, articles, etc. capitalized?  Only German nouns should be capitalized.  Why isn't the English translation in quotes?  Why is the first letter of the English translation capitalized as if it were the start of a sentence?  Why do noun entries translate the article "the" in the definition?  That's just awkward and redundant.Fourth, the author counts one German sentence and its English translation as giving "two examples of the given term."  No, that's one example.  "Two examples" implies two different sentences, not one sentence that is translated.It's nice to have a list of words by their frequency and nice to see them in the context of a sentence, but this book definitely needs a 2nd edition edited by someone more proficient in English and also needs a major formatting face-lift.

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