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Hallo, Deutschlerner. In this lesson I will introduce you to a ton of vocabulary that you can use in your German classroom. Let’s get started.
If you are really wanting to put your...
Hallo, Deutschlerner. In this special lesson, I’m excited to share with you the fascinating world of German idiomatic expressions that I discovered during my unforgettable journey through...
Hallo, Deutschlerner. This is my first of several lessons that will introduce you to a ton of verb and preposition combinations in German. Today’s video focuses on the combinations of...
In this lesson, we tackle the common challenge of language learning – understanding what someone is saying in German. If you’ve ever found yourself in a situation where you...
Hallo, Deutschlerner! Welcome to another exciting German lesson. Today, we’re diving into the fascinating world of two little words: ‘hin’ and ‘her.’ You’ll soon...
Hallo, Deutschlerner! Willkommen zu meinem Werkzeug-Wortschatz Video. In dieser Lektion tauchen wir in die Welt der Werkzeuge und rüsten dich mit den wichtigsten deutschen Wörtern in...
Hallo, Deutschlerner. Welcome to the Deutschlerner Podcast: Lesson #2. Today I’m going to introduce you to 125 words and phrases that every German learner must know. This lesson is the second...
Hallo, Deutschlerner. Heute besprechen wir das Thema “Fahrräder”. Das Fahrrad ist ein fantastisches Fortbewegungsmittel. In dieser Lektion wirst du die Bestandteile eines Fahrrads...
Hallo, Deutschlerner. I’m headed back to Germany for the first time since 2018! So I thought it would be a good idea to share some travel tips for those of you who are also planning on...
Welcome to the Deutschlerner Podcast: Lesson #1! In this video, Herr Antrim will introduce you to 100 essential words and phrases that every German learner must know. Whether you’re a...
Hallo, Deutschlerner. If you have seen words like “daran”, “worüber” “davor” and “woran” in your German learning and aren’t quite sure how...
If you have seen words like “damit”, “womit” “davon” and “danach” in your German learning and aren’t quite sure how to use them, stick around...
