“One word says more then 1.000 grammars”
(Buddah)
Uh…. I’m not 100% sure about this quote but what I am sure about is that words are THE key.
And here you get lots of them. Like … a LOT!!!
There are like 300+ articles here, and an article is usually not about just one word, but a whole family. Like… verbs, noun, adjectives.
We look at where they come from, why they mean what they mean and of course how to use them. All that with lots of (audio) examples and fun.
If you read all articles here, I think you’ll be familiar with like 1.500 words or so, and the most important ones, too. So jump right in :).
As I said,there’s quite a big archive so I offer different ways to go about it.
The categories gives you an impression of what to expect in terms of style and level.
Looking at it by word type is probably the fastest way to find a particular word. And since some people have said they’d like to read it in sequence, I also have them ordered by date. Have fun :)
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(note that many posts fit into more than one category)
A-Level
This category gathers all the articles that should be easily understandable at a beginner’s level once you’ve learned the absolute essentials.
You might find that a certain article is too advanced for you. Don’t feel bad or stupid then… I just put it in the wrong category then. It’s not always easy to tell. If you think one really doesn’t belong here… just leave me a comment.
B-Level
All the posts in this category are best if you’re already at an intermediate level. They’re not all super advanced but they usually contain at least some stuff that’ll sound intimidating if you’re really just a fledgling. Still, you can give a go of course :).Also, all the stuff in here (words and grammar) is stuff you should know well at the end of a B level course.
Quick Reads
If you need a German quickie then these are the right articles for you. Quick, fun and all around a 1000 words. Perfect for a train ride to work or the morning number 2.
Audio Examples
If you want to have all examples read out – here are all the posts that have audio (I’m adding more bit by bit)
Must Have Words
This category compiles all the words that you absolutely, totally, undeniably, 100%edly haaaaave to know because they’re so useful and important.
Spoken German
These posts focus on the things that people use in their every day language. Colloquial expressions, slang, weird grammar, idioms… if you’re interested in this stuff, then this category is perfect for you.
Particles
The infamous particles – doch, noch, schon, eben and plenty more of these short little words that Germans throw in all the time but that are hard to translate.
Prefix Verbs
Learning German without prefix verbs is like drawing with only lines… pointless. Wow, that was bad. But the stuff in this category is awesome. All about prefix verbs and prefixes, what they mean, how they work and the differences between aufmachen and raufmachen and all the others…
Differences
“Verschieden vs. anders”, “wenn vs. falls”, “kennen vs wissen” – these and other pairs make almost every learner at some point wonder “What the hell is the difference.”
This category collects them all.
This category collects them all.
Broad Vocab
This category gathers all the articles that are about generally useful words or words with interesting families and back stories but that aren’t really essential. If you want to be all efficient and get the stuff that really matters, then this is not the category to pick from. But it’s a rainy day and you need a fun read that broadens your vocabulary – then these articles are perfect. And hey… you can have the essentials down all you want. Having a broad, divers Wortschatz really makes all the difference./b/ Random
Random stuff you won’t find anywhere else.
Now headlines 14% more random – guaranteed ;)
But … I think it’s worth a look ;).
Now headlines 14% more random – guaranteed ;)
But … I think it’s worth a look ;).
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Verbs
- abgehen
- abheben
- abhängen
- absehen
- angeben
- angehen
- ankommen
- anhalten
- anlegen
- anmachen
- annehmen
- ansehen
- anstellen
- auffallen
- aufgehen
- aufhalten
- aufhören
- aufkommen
- auflegen
- aufmachen
- aufnehmen
- aufwachen/aufwecken
- ausfallen
- ausgeben
- ausgehen
- aushalten
- auskommen
- auslegen
- ausmachen
- ausschlafen (and other schlafens)
- aussehen
- ausstellen
- bringen (and its prefixes)
- dauern
- decken (prefixed… die Decke)
- deuten (prefixed)
- dürfen
- einfallen
- eingehen
- einlegen
- einstellen
- fehlen
- folgen 1
- folgen 2 (prefixes)
- fordern/fördern
- freuen
- gehen um /umgehen
- gelten
- (sich) gewöhnen
- haben (all prefixes)
- hauen
- kacken
- kippeln / menscheln
- klappen
- kriegen (prefixed)
- lassen (part 1)
- lassen (part 2)
- lenken
- liegen
- merken
- nachdenken
- nerven
- passen
- pflegen
- raten
- regen
- reichen (with prefixes)
- schaffen
- sein
- schätzen
- schenken
- schieben
- sorgen (prefixed)
- steigen (prefixed)
- stützen
- suchen – prefixed
- treffen/sich treffen
- treiben
- übergehen
- überlegen
- untergehen (feat. Donald T.)
- unterstellen
- versprechen
- vorgehen
- vorkommen
- vorschlagen
- vorstellen
- warten (all prefixes)
- wehren
- wenden
- werben
- werden part 1
- werden part 2
- winken
- wirken
- ziehen (and prefixes)
- zufallen
- zunehmen
- zwingen
Style-Specials:
The pesky ones
- alle
- allerdings
- als
- ausser
- bar
- denn
- doch
- da
- damit,davon,davor… all the da-words
- dabei (closer look)
- eben (and gerade) – 1
- eben (and gerade) – 2
- erst
- eh, ehe, eher
- eigentlich
- einfach
- es
- etwa
- falls
- ganz
- gar (sogar, gar nicht)
- gleich
- halt
- her
- irgend-
- los
- lauter
- mal part 1
- mal part 2
- –mäßig(mässig)
- nach (also the prefix)
- nämlich
- noch
- ob
- paar
- schon
- so
- sondern
- sonst
- trotzdem
- übrigens
- überhaupt
- vielleicht
- vor
- vorbei
- wann (vs wenn)
- wenn
- wohl
- zwar
- zwischen
Prefixes:
Nouns
- der Abwasch
- der Ärger
- der Bock
- die Ausrede
- die Ausnahme
- die Brille
- die Decke (also: decken prefixed)
- das Einkommen
- die Enttäuschung
- die Erfahrung
- der Faulpelz
- der Feierabend
- der Fluss
- die Frühjahrsmüdigkeit
- der Grund
- der Hammer
- der Hosenstall (prank material)
- der Kater
- die Klammer
- das Kostehäppchen
- der Kummer
- der/die Kunde
- die Langeweile
- die Laune
- die Lautmalerei
- der Liebling
- der Lohn
- die Lücke
- das Mittel
- die Mühe
- der Mut
- die Not
- der Ohrwurm
- der Raum
- der Reiz
- der Rücken
- der Schein
- der Schnupfen
- die Schranke
- die Schuld
- die Spannung
- der Spaß
- der Staub
- die Steuer
- die Stimme
- die Taste
- das/der Teil
- der Tisch
- der Vogel
- die Wahl
- das Wesen
- der Zettel
- das Zeug
- der Zug (ziehen)
- die Zukunft
- der Zweck
- der Zweifel
Other stuff
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- Hello everyone…
- Word of the Day – “sein”
- The Second Word of the Day – “der Tisch”
- The meaning of “Kater”
- “Je… desto…” – in German
- Grammar Jargon
- Word of the Day – “Liebling”
- Word of the Day – “der Abwasch”
- Meet the team – German Personal Pronouns
- Word of the Day – “einfallen”
- Word of the Day – “der Schein”
- The meaning of “entweder … oder … “
- The meaning of “der Ohrwurm”
- Word of the Day – “ausschlafen”
- Word of the Day – “der Feierabend”
- The meaning and use of “weder… noch…”
- Word of the Day – “nachdenken”
- What does “to conjugate” mean
- Word of the Day – “liegen”
- Word of the Day – “die Brille”
- Word of the Day – “Faulpelz”
- The meaning of “vorstellen”
- Word of the Day – “gleich”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “vorschlagen”
- The meaning and use of “aufhören”
- German Present Tense – Regular Verbs
- Word of the Day – “alle”
- Word of the Day – “die Langeweile”
- Word of the Day – “satt”
- Word of the Day – “sondern”
- German Word of the Day – “komisch”
- Word of the Day – “zunehmen”
- What is the Difference – “hinter vs. hinten”
- The meaning of “nerven”
- Word of the Day – “doch”
- Learn German Online – “zu or um zu”
- The meaning and use of “ob”
- German Word of the Day – “ankommen”
- Word of the Day – “als”
- German Word of the Day – “die Ausrede”
- The Verb 2 – The Special Ones
- Word of the Day – “sauer”
- Word of the Day – “Hosenstall”
- German Word of the Day – “neugierig”
- “dass and das” – What’s the difference
- Word of the Day – “wenn”
- Prefix Verbs Explained – “aussehen”
- Word of the Day – “der Schnupfen”
- Grammar Jargon – What the heck are prepositions
- The meaning of “Frühjahrsmüdigkeit”
- Word of the Day – “aufwachen”
- What the heck does “transitive” and “intransitive” mean?
- German Word of the Day – “her”
- Word of the Day – ” der Vogel”
- Word of the Day – “unheimlich”
- Word of the Day – “vielleicht”
- German Word of the Day – “der Zettel”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “einstellen”
- Word of the Day – “treffen”
- Word of the Day – “lauter”
- Grammar Jargon – “What the heck are cases”
- What do darum, daran, davon, danach and all those mean?
- Word of the Day – “erst”
- German Word of the Day – “Bar”
- German Gym – Work your “zu… um… zu”
- Word of the Day – “ausser”
- Learn German Online – “Talking about time – part 1”
- Style special – “to walk”
- Learn German Online – “Time part 2”
- Word of the Day – “die Lautmalerei”
- Learn German Online – Time 3 – “Words”
- Word of the Day- “einfach”
- Word of the Day – “Body talk special”
- Word of the Day – “voll”
- Word of the Day – “ruhig”
- What is the Difference – “antworten vs. beantworten”
- The meaning of German “denn”
- Time 4 – gleich, bald, später, nachher and more
- Word of the Day- “halt”
- Time 4.2 – Words for the past
- German Adjective Endings 1
- Word of the Day – “Kostehäppchen”
- Time 5 – Prepositions
- German Word of the Day – “merken”
- Word of the Day – “schenken”
- Word of the Day – “versprechen”
- Word of the Day – “falls”
- German Word of the Day – Style special – “Speaking”
- Time 6 – Actions
- Word of the Day – “schaffen”
- German Past Tense – The Basics
- Word of the Day – Prefix Special – “haben”
- German Word of the Day – “freuen”
- German Sentence Structure 1 – The Box Model
- Word of the Day – “kippeln”
- “wann” or “wenn” – What’s the difference
- German Past Tense 2 – the Spoken Past
- German Word of the Day – “paar”
- German Word of the Day – ” ganz”
- Word of the Day – “schon”
- Word of the Day – “der Bock”
- German Adjective Endings 2
- Word of the Day – “warten prefixed”
- Word of the Day – “überlegen”
- The meaning and use of “was für”
- German Plug of the Day
- German Prefixes Explained – “be-“
- German Participle Construction 1 – What, Why and How
- Word of the Day – “zwar”
- Word of the Day – Eclipse – “gehen um”
- Word of the Day – “gehen um”
- The meaning of “mal”
- Word of the Day- “mal” – Part 2
- Word of the Day – “die Zukunft”
- Word of the Day – “dauern”
- German Prefixes Explained- “um”
- Word of the Day – “der Grund”
- Word of the Day – “übrigens”
- der, die, das – how can I learn German gender… like… ever
- German Prefixes Explained – “zer”
- Questions in German – Part 1
- The meaning and use of – “sonst”
- Word of the Day – “irgend”
- Word of the Day – “los”
- Word of the Day – “wohl”
- Word of the Day – “zwischen”
- Word of the Day – “gewöhnen”
- Questions in German – Part 2
- German Word of the Day – “da”
- mögen, gern, gefallen – What is the difference
- Word of the Day- “ziehen”
- Word of the Day – “eh, ehe, eher”
- What the heck are “Subordinating conjunctions”
- Word of the Day – “anhalten”
- Word of the Day – “die Wahl”
- Word of the Day – “werden”
- Word of the Day – “werden – Future and Passive”
- Word of the Day – “die Erfahrung”
- Word of the Day – “fehlen”
- German Word of the Day – “der Mut”
- German Prefixes Explained – “ver”
- German Prefixes Explained – “ver” – part 2
- Word of the Day- “angehen”
- Reflections on reflexive
- Word of the Day – “so”
- Style Special – “Facial expressions”
- German Cases Explained – Nominative + Genitive
- German Cases Explained – part 2
- Word of the Day – “bringen” – and its prefixes
- Words of the Day – “Fröhliche Weihnachten”
- German Sentence Structure – Main Sentences
- Word of the Day – “weiter”
- Word of the Day – “gar”
- Word of the Day – “die Enttäuschung”
- German Adjective Endings 3
- Word of the Day – “überhaupt”
- Comparisons in German
- Word of the Day – “möglich”
- Word of the Day – “nach”
- Word of the Day – “noch”
- The meaning of “von … her…”
- Style Special – “Bad mood”
- Word of the Day – “allerdings”
- Word of the Day – “kriegen”
- “Only” in German – “erst, nur, einzig”
- Word of the Day – “wirken”
- German is Easy – QAS -1
- Word of the Day – ” die Stimme”
- Word of the Day – “ansehen”
- German is Easy – QAS 2
- Grammar Jargon – What the heck are adverbs
- German Word of the Day – “vorbei”
- Word of the Day – “raten”
- Word of the Day – “die Spannung”
- What is the difference – “mindestens, wenigsten, zumindest”
- Prefix Verbs Explained – “aufheben”
- Word of the Day – “reichen”
- German Surprise of the Day
- Word of the Day – “suchen” – prefixed
- Word of the Day – “der Raum”
- What the heck do wo-words mean?
- Word of the Day – “mäßig”
- German Word of the Day – “trotzdem”
- Word of the Day – “die Nase”- Special
- Prefix Verbs Explained- “annehmen”
- German Prepositions Explained – “mit”
- What is the Difference – “verwirren vs. verwechseln”
- German Review of the Day – “Intuitive vocabulary”
- Word of the Day – “lesen”
- Word of the Day – “lassen”
- Word of the Day -“lassen”- 2
- Word of the Day – “die Decke”
- Word of the Day – “sorgen – prefixed”
- Word of the Day – “der Zweifel”
- Word of the Day- “klappen”
- Sneak Peek of the Day
- What is the Difference – “wissen and kennen”
- Word of the Day – “brauchen”
- Noises in German – An Overview
- Word of the Day – “es”
- Christmas Surprise
- German Word Order – Explained
- German Word Order Explained – 2
- German Surprise of the Day
- German Word Order – 3
- Word of the Day – “weich”
- Word of the Day – “der Spaß”
- Word of the Day – “nämlich”
- Word of the Day – Wundertütenspecial
- Word of the Day – ” die Mühe”
- Word of the Day – “passen”
- Word of the Day – “werben”
- Word of the Day – “die Schranke”
- Word of the Day – “eigentlich”
- News of 1st of April
- Style Special – “Fridge”
- Word of the Day- “der Reiz”
- Word of the Day – “schieben”
- Word of the Day – “Teil”
- Word of the Day – “teilen”
- Prefix Verb Explained – “aufmachen”
- Word of the Day – Wundertütenspecial #2
- Prefix Verb Explained- “angeben”
- Word of the Day – “fähig”
- Word of the Day – “Rücken”
- Prefix Verbs Explained – “die Ausnahme”
- Listen to German – 1
- Word of the Day – “lenken”
- Surprise of the Day
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “auflegen”
- Listen to German 2 – “Das Pfannkuchenbacken”
- Word of the Day – “das Wesen”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “anstellen”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “Einkommen”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained- “auskommen”
- Word of the Day – “die Taste”
- Listen to German 3 – “der Hering”
- German Work Out – Sentence Structure
- Word of the Day – “das Mittel”
- Sentence Structure Work Out 2
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “abheben”
- Word of the Day – ” steigen”
- Word of the Day – “deuten”
- Listen to German 4 – “Gehört ist nicht gesehen”
- Word of the Day – “winken”
- Top 10 questions… to ask a language school
- False Friends Explained – 1
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “ausgehen”
- A couple of things
- Sentence Structure Work Out – “bevor, nachdem, danach…”
- Word of the Day – “eben… and gerade”
- Prefix Verb Advent Calender – 1
- Prefix Verb Advents Calender – 2
- Prefix Verb Advent Calender – 3
- Prefix Verb Advent Calender – 4
- Word of the Day – “eben and gerade” – 2
- Prefix Verb Advent Calendar – 5
- Prefix Advent Calender – 6
- Prefix Advent Calendar – 7
- Prefix Advent Calendar – 8
- Prefix Advent Calendar – 9
- Prefix Advent Calendar – 10
- Prefix Advent Calendar – 11
- Prefix Advent Calendar – 12
- Prefix Advent Calendar – 13
- Prefix Advent Calendar – 14
- Prefix Advent Calendar – 15
- Prefix Advent Calendar – 16
- Advent Calendar – SUPER SURPRISE!
- Prefix Advent Calendar – 18
- Prefix Advent Calendar – 19
- Prefix Advent Calendar – 20
- Prefix Advent Calendar – 21
- Prefix Advent Calendar – 22
- Prefix Advent Calendar – 23
- A Christmas Story – “Das Weihnachtsgeschenk”
- Unicorn Watch Newsflash (!! Important !!)
- Review of the Day – Video Grammar Course for Beginners
- Word of the Day – “der Hammer”
- Word of the Day – “der Zweck”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “anmachen”
- Word of the Day – “umständlich”
- False Friends Explained – “irritieren vs. irritate”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “übergehen”
- Word of the Day – “der Staub”
- German men sit down to pee
- Word of the Day – “schätzen”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “einlegen”
- “verschieden, anders, unterschiedlich” – the difference
- Prefix Verbs Explained – “untergehen”
- Word of the Day – “der Fluss”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “abhängen”
- The absolute best way to study vocabulary
- Word of the Day – “Kunde”
- Word of the Day – “hauen”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “zufallen”
- Word of the Day – “regen”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “auslegen”
- Word of the Day – “treiben”
- Word of the Day – “gelten”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “ausstellen”
- Word of the Day – “stützen”
- Super Crazy News !!
- Spoken German Bits 1 – “Alles gut”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “unterstellen”
- The Position of “nicht” – Part 1
- Word of the Day – “die Schuld”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “ausgeben”
- Word of the Day – “die Not”
- Prefix Verbs Explained – “aufhalten”
- Word of the Day – “die Laune”
- Spoken German Bits – “stehen auf”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “ausfallen”
- Listen to German – “Der Lateinische Junge”
- Word of the Day – “der Lohn”
- Word of the Day – “wenden”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “absehen”
- Spoken German Bits – “Da-Words Undone”
- Prefix Verbs Explained – “vorkommen”
- Wohoo… win a book!!
- False Friends Explained – “craft vs Kraft”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “ausmachen”
- Word of the Day – “Steuer”
- German Past Tense 3 – “The Written Past”
- I need your help with something :)
- Word of the Day – “kacken” (explicit)
- Winter is coming – and brings tough questions with it
- Word of the Day – “das Zeug”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “auffallen”
- False Friends Explained – “art vs Art”
- Advent Calendar 2 – “Work that order”
- Advent Calendar – “1”
- Advent Calendar 3 – “Gettin’ snotty wit’ it”
- Advent calendar 4 – “German is dangerous”
- Advent Calendar 5 – “Germans have blue, small shirts”
- Advent Calendar 6 – “Little spaces make you big”
- Advent Calendar 7 – “These verbs are pros”
- Advent Calendar 8 – “The Purge – Election Dative”
- Advent Calendar 9 – “Lord of the Flies”
- Advent Calendar 10 – “He who knows who knows”
- Advent Calendar 11 – “A case for a coffee”
- Advent Calendar 12 – “Germeh!”
- Advent Calendar 13 – “Step up 9 – Grease.”
- Advent Calendar 14 – “Prep School”
- Advent Calendar 15 – “8 – t”
- Advent Calendar 16 – “What is short and unfunny?”
- Advent Calendar 17 – “How to gain weight fast”
- Advent Calendar 18 – “For the players”
- Advent Calendar 19 – “Nihilism”
- Advent Calendar 20 – “All pulled together”
- Advent Calendar 21 – “Let’s twist again”
- Advent Calendar 22 – “Best thing ever?”
- Advent Calendar 23 – “50 Shades of Dumb”
- Advent Calendar 24 – “Merry Christmas”
- Listen to German – Horoscopes
- Lingoda- Online Language School Review
- German Past Tense 4 – When to use “Written Past”
- Prefix Verbs Explained – “vorgehen”
- German Past Tense – Exercise
- Word of the Day – “dabei”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “aushalten”
- Word of the Day – “zwingen”
- False Friends Explained – “sensibel vs sensible”
- Review of the Day – “Trill”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “zugeben”
- Adjective Endings Work Out – 1
- Word of the Day – “das Ziel”
- Bad news!
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “aussetzen”
- Word of the Day – “das Blatt”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “abgehen”
- Word of the Day – “der Kummer”
- Word of the Day – “fordern”
- Two-Way Prepositions Explained
- Listen to German – A Berlin Crime Story
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “aufkommen”
- German Prepositions Explained – “vor”
- Word of the Day – “etwa”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “eingehen”
- Word of the Day – “der Ärger”
- Word of the Day – “folgen”
- Word of the Day – “folgen” – Folge 2
- Word of the Day – “dürfen”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “aufgehen”
- Word of the Day – “pflegen”
- Talking about Location – A rough Chart
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “anlegen”
- Word of the Day – “haft”
- Word of the Day – “die Lücke”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “aufnehmen”
- Word of the Day – “die Klammer”
- Listen to German – A Berlin Crime Story Part 2
- Word of the Day – “wehren”
- Word of the Day – “weise”
- False Friends Explained – “spenden vs to spend”
- I need your help!
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “zustehen”
- Word of the Day – “fühlen”
- Word of the Day – “gönnen”
- Advent Calendar 1 – “Let the games be gin”
- Advent Calendar 2 – “Hot Headache Accelerator”
- Advent Calendar 3 – “German no goes”
- Advent Calendar 4 – “Pshhhhh… From’cause”
- Advent Calendar 5 – “Choose!”
- Advent Calendar 6 – “Oftensity”
- Advent Calendar 7 – “Cugly and Lazy”
- Advent Calendar 8 – “Rectify”
- Advent Calendar 9 – “Freeze!”
- Advent Calendar 10 – “Odd Word Out”
- Advent Calendar 11- “Rectify -Active Edition”
- Advent Calendar 12- “I Broke German”
- Advent Calendar 13 – “The Proverbening”
- Advent Calendar 14 – “Prefixes – I’m drawing a line”
- Advent Calendar 15 – “Idioms with Ass”
- Advent Calendar 16 – “Katastrophe vor Weihnachten”
- Advent Calendar 17 – “Deutschboden”
- Advent Calendar 19 – “What remains”
- Advent Calendar 18 – “Wormhole Crumbling”
- Advent Calendar 20 – “The Chain of Compound”
- Advent Calendar 21 – “This one is Toast”
- Advent Calendar 22 – “R or no R”
- Advent calendar 23 – “Grmn Mssngr Tlk”
- Advent Calendar 24 – “Merry Crossword Puzzle”
- Frohes Neues Jahr
- Word of the Day – “gießen”
- German Prepositions Explained – “auf”
- German Prepositions Explained – “Auf 2”
- Word of the Day – “verpeilen”
- Word of the Day – “treten”
- Word of the Day – “rufen”
- Updates and 20.000th
- Word of the Day – “schade”
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “anfallen”
- Word of the Day – “das Bild”
- Word of the Day – “kehren”
- Word of the Day – “dienen”
- Berlin Dialect Special
- Word of the Day – “spüren”
- How to Learn Vocabulary Fast
- Video and Workshop
- Word of the Day – “trauen”
- Word of the Day – “der Schwarm”
- Word of the Day – “streichen”
- Word of the Day – “der Wahnsinn”
- The meaning(s) of the Prefix Verb – “anstehen”
- Word of the Day – “schleifen”
- Word of the Day – “leiden”
- Word of the Day – “schlagen”
- German Prepositions Explained – “zu”
- The Preposition “zu” Explained – Part 2
- Conditional in German – 1
- Conditional in German 2- The Real Conditional
- Conditional in German – Work Out
- Word of the Day – “der Drang”
- Conditional in German 4 – The Past
- Conditional in German 5 – Past Conditional 2
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “ansprechen”
- Past Conditional – Exercise
- Word of the Day – “peinlich”
- Word of the Day – “handeln”
- Word of the Day – “Bescheid”
- Listen up – Ich ziehe um
- Word of the Day – “wachsen”
- Review of the Day – Seedlang
- The position of “nicht” – Part 2
- Position of “nicht” – Work Out
- Advent Calender 1 – The Beginning
- Advent Calendar 2 – The Curious Case of “wegen”
- Advent Calendar 3 – “Prefix To Go”
- Advent Calendar 4 – Who are you?
- Advent Calendar 5 – The Switch Witch
- Advent Calendar 6 – Of Cones and Taps
- Advent Calendar 7- Goethe’s Wet Dream
- Advent Calendar 8 – Struckli
- Advent Calendar 9 – In it to win it
- Advent Calendar 10 – “To not Confuse to Confuse”
- Advent Calendar 11 – Having a guest
- Advent Calendar 12 – “Idio_s”
- Advent Calendar 13 – “But Belief”
- Advent Calendar 14 – “The almost family”
- Advent Calendar 15 – Together or Not
- Advent Calendar 16 – “Make a wish”
- Advent Calendar 17 – Searching for Words
- Advent Calendar 18 – “Piggy Idioms”
- Advent Calendar 19 – Prefix To Hold
- Advent Calendar 20 – “Recycling”
- Advent Calendar 21 – “Nailing it at Christmas dinner”
- Advent Calendar 22 – “My new App”
- Advend Calendar 23 – “Raven’s End”
- Advent Calendar 24 – “The best present”
- I made a video
- Word of the Day – “rasten”
- A new kind of case chart
- German Prefix Verbs Explained – “ablaufen”
- Word of the Day – “gegen”
- False Friends Explained – “bald vs bald”
- German Prepositions Explained – “von”
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