Month: November 2019

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  Conjugate the German verb: gefallen (to appeal/to like)

  In this post, we’ll go through the German verb: gefallen (to appeal/to like) Gefällt dir deine Arbeit? Do you like your work? Sie gefällt mir. I like it. Gefällt deinen Kindern…

  18 November 2019

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  Nursery rhymes for children

  The best children’s songs on YouTube – with beautiful, colorful 3D animations in HD! (Source: Youtube Channel “Little Baby Bum Deutsch“)

  11 November 2019

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  Märchen für Kinder

  Enjoy the best classic stories fairy tales good-night stories for kids in short animation HD format. Cinderella | The Beauty and the Beast | The Little Mermaid | Snow White…

  11 November 2019

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  Conjugate the German verb: ausgehen (to go out)

  In this post, we’ll go through the German verb: ausgehen (to go out) Ich gehe mit meiner Arbeitskollegin aus. I’ll go out with my colleague. Wann gehst du mit ihr aus?…

  10 November 2019

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  Conjugate the German verb: fallen (to fall)

  In this post, we’ll go through the German verb: fallen (to fall) Vorsicht, du fällst gleich. Be careful, you’ll fall. Du fällst gleich auf den Boden fallen. You’ll fall to the…

  10 November 2019

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  Conjugate the German verb schreiben (to write) and discover 50 phrases to improve your German

  In this post, we’ll go through the German verb schreiben (to write).Let’s start with the main conjugated forms for the German verb schreiben: Present Tense – Präsens Compound Past Tense (Present Perfect)…

  8 November 2019

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  Conjugate the German verb: arbeiten (to work)

  In this post, we’ll go through the German verb: arbeiten (to work) Wo arbeitet ihr? Where do you work? Wir arbeiten in der Schweiz. We work in Switzerland. Seit wann arbeiten…

  4 November 2019

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  Conjugate the German verb: holen (to get)

  In this post, we’ll go through the German verb: holen (to get) Was holst du? What are you getting? Ich hole die Getränke. I’m getting the drinks. Holst du eine Schachtel…

  3 November 2019

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  German modal verbs

  What are the modal verbs in German? Why are they used?Modal verbs are used to express the ‘modality’ of an action: a permission, a desire, a possibility, a claim, etc……

  3 November 2019

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  Conjugate the German verb: studieren (to study)

  In this post, we’ll go through the German verb: studieren (to study) Wo studierst du? Where are you studying? Ich studiere nicht. I’m not studying. Wo hast du studiert? Where did…

  1 November 2019