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eins, zwei, drei. Ich habe ein Buch. Er hat auch eins. Sie wird eines Tages eins haben. Meine Schwester hat eine Eins in Mathe. Seriously, German? Sometimes I think this language is simply designed...
If you are using digital flashcards, you are cheating yourself out of a whole lot of German learning.
Digital flashcards aren’t the worst thing in the world. I even made some to go with...
In this gripping fourth episode of “Discovering Deutschland,” our trio of adventurers find themselves lost in the historical heart of Berlin, navigating through a series of unexpected...
Understanding the Intricacies of German Nouns
In this week’s A1/A2 Video of the Week, we dive deep into the complex world of German noun genders. Have you ever wondered why...
Ever find yourself stuck in the writing maze, where every German sentence feels like a linguistic puzzle gone wrong?
You pour your thoughts onto paper, but instead of eloquence, it’s a parade...
If you want to learn how to use German modal verbs in the past tense, this is the post for you. I will teach you how to use them in both the Präteritum and Perfekt tenses.
As a brief...
Hallo, Deutschlerner! The verbs “haben” and “sein” can be tricky in pretty much every tense. When you talk about things that you “had” or “were” in...
Learning German grammar might seem scary at first. It has a lot of rules that are different from English. But knowing these rules helps you speak and understand German better.
German grammar has...
Are you tired of the same old German listening comprehension lessons? Well, this series aims to change that. Discovering Deutschland is a B1 Language Learning Journey written and produced by Herr...
Do you often find yourself struggling while reading in German?
You’re engrossed in a gripping story, only to be halted by words you don’t recognize. It feels like you’re spending...
The one thing that keeps 99% of German learners from ever reaching fluency is consistency.
Not your own innate language learning ability. Not how difficult the language is to learn. Not...
Forming the comparative and superlative forms of German adjectives can be confusing, so this post was designed to help take you from good, to better and on to the best (gut, besser, am besten)....
