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German Question Words
Conversations, in any language, are never one-way, so learning to ask basic questions, in German in this case, will help to communicate more effectively with others and develop language skills.…
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German Numbers (Die Zahlen)
In this topic we will learn how to write German numbers. Let’s start with the numbers from 0 to 19. Why exactly 1 to 19? Because these numbers represent the…
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Conjugate the German verb: haben (to have)
In this post, we’ll go through one of the most important German verb: haben (to have) Ich habe einen roten Wagen. I have a red car. Du hast mein Buch.…
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Conjugate the German verb überlegen (to plan/to think) and discover more than 30 phrases that you can use to improve your German.
The German verb “überlegen” has multiple meanings and uses, one of the most common being “to consider” or “to think about”. This verb is frequently used in everyday language, both…
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Months, days, parts of the day, seasons
In this topic we will learn about the months of the year, the days of the week and the seasons. Let’s start with the months of the year (die Monate).…
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Conjugate the German verb: aufräumen (to clean up)
In this post, we’ll go through the German verb: aufräumen (to clean up) Ich räume meinen Tisch auf. I am cleaning up my desk. Am Dienstag räume ich mein Zimmer auf.…
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Conjugate the German verb: tanzen (to dance)
In this post, we’ll go through the German verb: tanzen (to dance) Ich tanze sehr gerne. I like dancing a lot. Möchtest du mit mir tanzen? Would you like to dance…
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Introducing yourself in German | sich vorstellen. 50 useful example sentences
In this post, we’ll go through the topic: Introducing yourself in German | sich vorstellen One of the first things to learn is, of course, how to introduce yourself to…
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vorstellen (to introduce oneself)
In this post, we’ll go through the German verb: vorstellen (to introduce oneself) (source: https://www.herrprofessor.com/en/podcast/) Ich stelle mich vor. I introduce myself. Sie stellt sich vor. She introduces herself. Bitte stellen…
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Conjugate the German verb: kennen (to know)
In this post, we’ll go through the German verb: kennen (to know) Ich kenne sie. I know her. Ich kenne ihn nicht. I don’t know him. Ich kenne deinen Freund.…
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