- 1). Locate German language courses and resources online that include pronunciation sound files for you to listen to. The Paul Joyce German Course, German with a Smile and Forvo are all resources that allow you to hear German words and phrases with the correct pronunciation for free.
- 2). Tap into video-sharing websites to listen to native German speakers. Many tutorials and pronunciation lessons are available on these sites. Lessons, newscasts, conversations and other videos allow you to hear the German language from those who have spoken it all their lives.
- 3). Locate German television and radio broadcasts online. German.yabla.com, multilingualbooks.com, listenlive.eu and tvchannelsfree.com are some of the sites that allow you to connect to German television and radio broadcasts on the Internet.
- 4). Connect with native German speakers via Internet forums and message boards. See if there is anyone willing to make free Internet phone calls to practice your German skills. At the same time, your new friend can practice his English as well, by speaking with you.
- 5). Locate German movies online and watch them. If you're completely new to German, choose movies with subtitles. If you know German already and only want to work on your pronunciation, dispense with the subtitles and see how well you can follow the story line without them.
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