Maybe it’s an essay for school, a cover letter for a German job application, a pen pal letter or even just some writing you’re doing for yourself. However, technology is an integral part of our lives, so you’ll inevitably need to type out these special German characters. You might think it odd to learn not only the secret German letters, but how to type them as well. (Download) Why Focus on Learning German Typing? This blog post is available as a convenient and portable PDF that youĬlick here to get a copy. We’ll also give you some fun practice resources to train your fingers in German typing.Īrmed with this knowledge, you’ll be one important step closer to seamlessly spelling, writing and texting German words. In this post, we’ll talk about exactly what those secret German letters are that don’t appear in the English language and how to easily type them on your computer or mobile device. If your fingers’ muscle memory is trained in English or another language, getting used to typing German letters is always a bit of a rocky process. Then there’s that fancy-looking letter ß… Well, there’s the vowel/umlaut combos, ä, ö and ü… FebruFingers Fumbling When You Type German Letters? Try These Easy ShortcutsĬan you name the German letters that don’t appear in English?
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