Ever wondered what those German abbreviations mean? In this video will learn about the most important German abbreviations for written German. You will learn what they mean, when you can use them together with useful examples sentences for your everyday life in Germany.

Almost 25% of all German verbs from A1 to B1 level are separable verb (trennbare Verben). And since they play an important role, you can learn the Top 50 German separable verbs right in this video. Take a pen and a piece of paper and write along with me, make your own list and afterwards make your ...

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.

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 used...

In German we have those so called "Modalpartikeln" which are these small words you will hear all the time when we talk. But what do they actually mean? They can change the meaning of the entire sentence and express feelings, emphasize intentions, show approval or disapproval and reinforce or weaken...