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1. You really speak German well, without any accent. Your German is excellent; you don’t have an accent at all. 2. You have made great progress in speaking lately. Your oral skills have improved a lot recently. 3. You speak German so fluently, almost like a German. Your German is very fluent, just like that of a German. 4. My pronunciation is poor. Can you understand me? My way of pronouncing words is bad; can you hear what I say? 5. Your pronunciation is really good; you hardly have an accent at all. You’ve studied in Germany before, right? Your pronunciation is excellent – there’s almost no accent at all. You studied in Germany, right? 6. Thank you for your compliment! I learned it in a course at university. Thank you for your praise! I learned it in a language class at university. 7. At the university, we watched a video film every week. At university, we would watch a videotaped movie once per week. http://www.veduchina.com/UserFiles/Image/2009/03/11/436ec4eb-0680-41ad-99c6-3943db293995.jpg 10. I have difficulty hearing. My ability to understand what is said is poor. It’s hard for me to understand speech; my hearing is weak. 11. German is a difficult language. But I enjoy it. German is a tough language, but it’s very interesting. 12. For us, German is much more difficult than it is for a Frenchperson. Chinese is a completely different language. German is far more difficult for us Chinese people than it is for a Frenchperson; Chinese is a totally distinct language. 13. I find German grammar very complicated. I make mistakes often. I think German grammar is complex, and I make errors frequently. 14. If only I had such a large vocabulary too! It would be great if I could master such a wide range of words! 15. I still have great difficulties with grammar rules and spelling. I face significant challenges in terms of grammar rules and orthography.
These are very practical German phrases for communication; such situations often arise when in Germany or interacting with Germans, and these phrases are used quite frequently. Thank you to the original poster!
I’ve been hesitating, staying on the threshold of German~~~