If you want to express that you like or don't like something or someone you have quite a wide selection of possibilities in German. In this video you will learn all possible ways to say "to like" in German. After watching this German beginner lesson you will know about the situations when you...
In this video you can learn the Top 40 German irregular verbs for the B1 level. There are 121 irregular verbs in total (according to the official Goethe wordlist) but by just knowing those 40 here in this video you will be able to survive any B1 level text or conversation.
In this video we try to bring some light behind the meanings of the German prefixes used in separable verbs. Important! They do NOT apply to all verbs with those prefixes. Often you will come across prefixes in separable verbs which just can not be translated nor connected to any meanings.
The German language has 25 prepositions which always and in any situation take the dative case. In this video you will learn the Top 10 German dative prepositions which cover all German prepositions you need to know from A1 to B1 level... and actually even higher, because most of the the rest of...
A short German vocabulary lesson about 10 useful expressions with 'und'. If you want to know some practical synonyms for words like 'manchmal' or 'sehr müde', you will find find them in this video.
Where does the German adverb 'gern' stands in a sentence...? A common problem for all level German learners and with this video we hope to bring light to this topic. The adverb 'gern' is very flexible when it comes to its position in a German sentence. However, there are certain rules (as...
When talking about the past in German like in some other languages as well you need to use an auxiliary verb to form the present perfect tense (das Perfekt). In this video you will not only learn about how many actually use "sein" and how many "haben" but you will also get the Top 20 German verbs...
The words 'trotzdem' and 'obwohl' can be used for the same thing: If you want to express a contradiction in German. But what is the difference between those two and when do you have to use which? In this German grammar lesson you will learn all about 'trotzdem' & 'obwohl' explained in detail...
If you want to know everything about the German word "nach", then this video is for you! The word 'nach' can be used as a preposition, a prefix or an adverb. And on top of that only as a preposition it has another 3 different options. It is a very versatile German word which is very frequently...
Instead of the German modal verb "müssen" we do have a commonly used alternative called "Infinitivsatz mit nur/nicht brauchen + zu". Sounds very complicated but it is actually not that difficult. Specially in spoken German you will hear it very often, which makes it important to know. But...
