Wikibooks on German Part II: German for Non-English Speakers

Here are some more Wikibooks on the German language based on your native language (in alphabetical order). Some are very complete, some still need a lot of work.

Also: I'm compiling lists for German-language learning websites in languages other than English for future blog posts. If you know of some good websites, post them in the comments below or email them to me (click on the "About" tab near the top of the page). Thanks!

• German for Afrikaans Speakers
• German for Arabic Speakers
• German for Catalan Speakers
• German for Chinese Speakers
• German for Czech Speakers
• German for Dutch Speakers
• German for Esperanto Speakers
• German for Finnish Speakers
• German for French Speakers
• German for Georgian Speakers
• German for Hebrew Speakers
• German for Icelandic Speakers
• German for Italian Speakers
• German for Japanese Speakers
• German for Malaysian Speakers
• German for Polish Speakers
• German for Portuguese Speakers
• German for Spanish Speakers
• German for Turkish Speakers
• German for Ukrainian Speakers

BBC - Languages - German

You already know the "What's so funny about German?"  videos from previous posts, but the BBC website's language-learning section has a ton of other resources for learning German, especially for beginners!

The homepage is here: BBC - Languages - German. (Click here to get a BBC Languages newsletter.) A lot of the material is based on BBC TV shows, but you don't need to have watched the show to use or understand the materials!