How To Say

How to say “to prefer” in German

The main translation of "to prefer" in German is "bevorzugen". But it's neither the only nor the most common choice. Today, we'll learn what Germans prefer.

Vocab: vorziehen, bevorzugen, lieber

“anyway” in German – The Exercise

There are five (main) ways of translating "anyway" in German. Today, we'll practice when to use which.

“to feel” in German – fühlen, sich fühlen, anfühlen

"fühlen" means "to feel". But there's also "sich fühlen" and "sich anfühlen" and all three have distinct meanings. Today, we'll learn how to use them properly.

Vocab: fühlen, sich fühlen, das Gefühl, spüren, sich anfühlen

Verschieden, Anders, Unterschiedlich – What’s the Difference

Verschieden, anders and unterschiedlich all mean "different", but they're not exactly the same. Today, we'll learn what the differences are.

Vocab: verschieden, anders, unterschiedlich

“only” in German – erst, nur, einzige

'Only' has three translations in German - nur, erst and einzig-. Today, we'll explore what the differences are between them and see when to use which one.

Vocab: erst, nur, einzige, einzigste

The meaning and use of – “aussehen”

The German word for "look" in the sense of appearance is "aussehen". Today, we'll learn how to use it and the different ways to say "look like" in German.

Vocab: aussehen, das Aussehen, aussehend