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The following six signs caught my eye on my last visit to Germany. There are many more similar ...
DetailsSo you’ve been learning dative prepositions and you know that ‘zu’ and ‘nach’ can mean ‘to’, because ...
DetailsIn today’s post I’d like to tell you about the three prefixes ein-, aus-, and um-. When added ...
DetailsThis little three letter German word ‘ihr’ is causing many learners problems and I often get asked “which ...
DetailsAs adult learners we sometimes find it hard to keep up with a group of other learners because ...
DetailsHey you, how’s it going? A very informal greeting, which in German would be – Na du, wie ...
DetailsIf you have ever been inside a German church, whether for a service or just to admire the ...
DetailsIm, am, um – three little words that can cause so much trouble. I often hear students use ...
DetailsAnything you can do I can do better I can do anything better than you No, you can’t ...
DetailsLast week I was sent this infographic about German cakes, made by the lovely people of swissôtel. I ...
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