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Your native language (Русский) quietly pushes you into specific German errors. Here are the ones to watch — and the fix for each. This is exactly how WordSlick coaches you, every day.
See my full report & start free →Russian has no a/the, so der/die/das gets dropped entirely. German needs an article with almost every noun — and it also carries the case.
Russian’s six cases are a real head start: German only has four. But the mapping shifts (mit + Dativ where Russian uses instrumental) — trust the system, re-learn the assignments.
Russian word order is flexible; German is rigid — the conjugated verb must be the 2nd element even when the sentence starts with "heute" or "dann".
German gender is largely unpredictable and must be learned with each noun. Learn the article WITH the word.
Articles and adjectives change with case. Watch the verb/preposition — it decides the case.
After weil/dass/wenn the conjugated verb goes to the very end. English keeps it next to the subject.
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