Nouns are words referring to objects, things, people, places, plants, animals, concepts, actions and ideas. Nouns in German work very similarly to how they work in English. The main differences are that German nouns have gender (masculine, feminine or neuter) and are always capitalised (unlike English, which only capitalises proper… Read More »nouns 101
What does “an” mean in German? This guide covers every meaning of the word “an” and includes loads of examples to help you master it in every context.
Separable verbs are easy! In this article I show you the most efficient and easiest way to learn the different meanings of separable verbs without getting them confused.
In this post I compare different models of language learning and what this means for you and your studying methods.
Have you been lazy with your language learning recently? Does your motivation disappear as suddenly as it arrived? Read on… I have a thing or two to tell you.
Learning the gender of nouns is absolutely essential. In this post, I explain why it’s important and how you can learn noun genders easily.
Finding it difficult to make friends in Germany? You’re not alone! In this post I share my tried-and-tested tips for finding your people in Germany.
Just a quick post today. I want to teach you a construction that often trips people up. How would you say in German, I want you to jump? It’s not so easy is it? There are seemingly lots of possibilities: Ich will du springen. Incorrect Ich will dich springen. Incorrect… Read More »I want that you learn German
Have you ever seen English words used in German? Some of them don’t mean what you might expect.. Some of them may surprise you.
Do you use the fool’s plural? I would be willing to bet you do! Find out what the fool’s plural is and how you can avoid it.