PS: Nana, your original post has some errors in it.; for example, Germany is the country and not the language. Would you like me to correct it for you?

Good luck! The long words may seem scary at first, but they are easy enough to understand. Germans simply combine nouns in order to make new ones. For example, in English you would say, "Health insurance card", but in German you would say, "Krankenversicherungskarte". If you take the words apart, though, you get "krank" (sick) "versicherung" (insurance), "Karte" (card), so "sick insurance card". It makes sense, right?

I hope that you find some great German language partners soon. :-D

Thanks to all.Especially to Rhiannon.    I hope I can get the grammar rules as soon as possible[emoji][emoji]^_^