Verbs are the heart of any sentence. Without them, we wouldn’t know what’s happening! In German, verbs work a little differently than in English, but once you understand the patterns, you’ll quickly start building your own sentences. …
Continue reading13. German language A1 : Verb Structure in German language
Some verbs are so essential that you’ll find them in almost every conversation. In German, two of these powerhouse verbs are: 👉 haben = to have👉 sein = to be
Continue reading12. German language A1 : Haben (to have) & Sein (to be) in German
When learning German, one of the first steps is getting comfortable with personal pronouns—words like I, you, he, she, and they. These small but powerful words help us speak smoothly without repeating names all the time. …
Continue reading11. German language A1 : Personal Pronouns (Personalpronomen)
When learning German, one of the very first steps is to understand personal pronouns and how verb conjugation works. Unlike English, where verbs often stay the same, in German the verb ending changes depending on who is doing the action. …
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Today, we’ll learn the basic sentence structure in the German language. Let’s break it down in a way that helps beginners start speaking and understanding German right away. …
When learning a new language, one of the first things you’ll want to master is greeting people and asking how they are. In German, just like in English, there are both formal and informal ways of saying How are you?, and each has its own place in daily conversation.
In this post, we’ll go step-by-step through common ways to ask and answer “How are you?” in German, plus some bonus expressions to make your replies sound more natural. …
Continue reading8. German language A1 : Wie geht’s – How are you? in German
Jemanden kennenlernen: Getting to know someone
To start conversations, we need to know basic questions like what’s your name, where are you living, and how old are you, etc…
Today, we will learn “jemanden kennenlernen”: Getting to know someone in German language. …
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Introduce Yourself in German (Sich Vorstellen).
Today’s topic: Sich Vorstellen, which means “Introducing Yourself” in German. Whether you’re making new friends, starting a class, or attending a job interview, knowing how to talk about yourself is essential. Let’s dive in! …
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The German Alphabet - your starting point for reading, writing, and pronouncing German words confidently!
✍️ The German Alphabet
The German alphabet is based on the Latin script (just like English) and consists of:
✅ 26 standard letters (A–Z)
✅ 4 special characters: ä, ö, ü, and ß …
Yesterday, we tackled the basics: German numbers from 0 to 20. Today, we’re stepping it up a notch and diving into numbers 21 to 100.
And guess what? It’s easier than you think—because once you know the patterns, German numbers become like Lego blocks: you just snap pieces together! …
Continue reading4. German language A1 : Numbers (Zahlen) 21–100