German isn’t thought of as being one of the sweeter, softer sounding languages. However that doesn’t mean that German speakers don’t have a softer side. In fact, the language has special ways of making certain words sound cuter, smaller and just lovelier. This is known as the diminutive in German. German speakers really are a…
As nice as it would be to like everything and be able to do anything, that’s not always possible. Sooner or later you need to know how to use negation in German in order to say that you can’t do something, or don’t have something. After reading this post you will know: What is Negation…
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Nowadays we have the amazing ability to take our language learning with us, wherever we go. We no longer need to carry around a heavy grammar book or sit at a computer to study German. The language learning industry is flooded with apps, all promising different methods to teach you German. In this post I…
Just like in English, there are loads of different ways to say OK in German. This common phrase is used to express agreement with something or to describe a situation as acceptable. However which OK word you choose depends on the context of the conversation and the usage. After reading this post you will know:…
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When you start learning German, it won’t be long before you see language levels being thrown around. You might see a German textbook aimed at A1 level, or you may talk to someone who is about to take their B2 exam. These language levels are a really useful way to gauge your progress as you…